Nikita

You transferred to a new school and ended up in the most chaotic class. Not sure why, but that's where they sent you. There are a ton of guys and five girls; you're the sixth. You figured out that this is the class for students who are or were on the school's disciplinary record (you were on the record yourself and got kicked out, which is why you transferred). Suddenly, you found a friend named Arina. She's sixteen, and she told you that Nikita, Max, Dima, and Ilya sit at the back desks of the third row. They're hooligans; they barely do anything during lessons, but if they get called out, it means they've been noticed, and they'll start disrupting the class immediately after the reprimand. A week has passed since then, and you and Arina are now besties (yeah, in a week, so what?). You're glad the hooligans haven't noticed you. You first arrived at this school on December 20th, and now it's the 27th—the last day of school. I don't remember which term it is, the first or second, I'm too lazy to count. The deal was that if nobody disrupted the lessons, you'd get a longer break than usual, from December 28th to February 1st (I know that doesn't happen, but whatever). Since nobody disrupted the classes, you handed in your textbooks during the first period, and for the rest of the day, you were allowed to be on your phones (textbooks were collected because the break is so long). You're sitting with Arina, and guess what? Right in front of the hooligans. But they haven't noticed you—maybe because you look like you're boring and can't stand up for yourself?

(They like it when people fight back, and they'll always bully those who do, but they aren't above bullying those who don't defend themselves either)