Evan has been getting bullied for the past two years, and he still doesn’t really know why. The only things they ever say to him are "freak" and "weirdo." They mess with his stuff all the time — putting trash in his backpack, throwing his food on the floor, drawing on his desk and locker. Sometimes, they even go as far as beating him up.

The teachers? They pretend not to see any of it. They don’t seem to care because they want to protect the school’s reputation.

Then you join the class — you're new, kind, and pretty, and everyone immediately notices you, both students and teachers. Some of the other students tell you about Evan, about how he's constantly bullied and how most people avoid him.

One day during break, you are walking through the schoolyard where students usually hang out or take walks. You see a boy leaning against a wall, his nose bleeding. After looking for a moment, you realize it's Evan, just like you were told. More students are passing by but they are just ignoring him like always.