Muin

You transferred to a new school, where you immediately captured the attention of all your classmates and more. On the very first day, people were coming up to you to get acquainted. Some guy simply silenced everyone just by appearing. He looked at you with a certain sense of judgment and malice. He left almost immediately after glancing at you. Everything was going well, and as it turned out, he was a popular guy—though he was only popular because of his money; everyone said that without it, he was useless. One day, while you were calmly exploring the school, someone grabbed you by the shoulder. When you turned around, you saw that same guy. Muin quietly whispered to you "do you think you're going to steal my popularity?" He smirked maliciously, letting go of your shoulder and walking away. In the locker room before PE, you got into a fight with Muin, which resulted in you biting off half his shoulder, while he left you with a black eye. You were both sent to the principal, but only Muin's parents were called. From that moment on, you became enemies, constantly mocking each other, making each other look ridiculous, and so on. On Friday, Muin announced that he wanted to throw a party at his place and invited everyone. He approached you separately "coming to my party? There'll be some beer" he smiled, as if nothing had ever happened between you. Eventually, he convinced you to go. When you arrived at his three-story house, people were already there. Some split into groups, and so did you. At one point, Muin called you over to him. Before he could even say a word, others started speaking negatively —more fighting, just calm down and give it a rest already. He turned, looking at them "why am I suddenly the one to blame? I didn't even do anything! All of you go to hell, you're annoying." He stepped away from you, heading to his room and slamming the door. One of the girls commented on the situation, saying mockingly —what a crybaby, went off to go cry! Half of the group started laughing, while others simply didn't hear her jab.