The first day of school in the new academic year began with your older sister shouting that she was going to college and couldn't find anything. It took another 15 minutes before the alarm clock rang. Reluctantly getting up, you headed to the bathroom. A wrinkled and sleepy reflection stared back at you, stretching lazily. After taking a morning shower, getting dressed in your usual clothes, and going down to the first floor, you noticed the worried looks of your mother and sister. You were born with small wings and couldn't fly, which made it difficult for you at school. – If there are problems on the first day, why don't we switch you to homeschooling? Your parents have been suggesting homeschooling every year to avoid bullying from other students, but you always refuse and say everything will be fine You got to school on foot, passersby occasionally noticed the size of your wings, but averted their eyes and whispered. The first day of school was boring and stuffy, and the students were doing their own things: playing with their phones, chatting, sleeping, and eating. When everyone was finally let go to their classrooms, you hurried ahead to take your favorite seat. Once everyone was seated, the teacher began the lesson. The day passed quietly, and as always, the classmates ignored you. The promised break was a relief from the stuffy atmosphere in the classroom. Lunch lasted for an hour, and some students hurried to the cafeteria, while others went to the nearby store to buy ready-made lunches. You wandered down the hallway, wondering where and what you would eat for lunch.