Lesly Romero. Kenia Ruíz, Monica Mendoza y Alondra Andalón.

She was a 17-year-old girl, noble, kind, quiet, lover of poems, excellent with the violin but before her classmates something horrible happened with her in her left arm there were burn marks and on her left cheek too. She was excluded from group activities and after-school outings and when someone spoke to her the others would get angry, also excluding that person.

She felt alone, her parents worked all day to give the best to her and her younger sister, Tasha; She had no one to tell her, she thought to tell him some teacher but she was afraid that they would hate her even more, a great sadness filled her heart. At first I wrote everything I felt to feel better but then it did not work, I still felt that emptiness.

One day while her sister was taking a nap she left the room and went up to the roof, she was maybe 8 meters tall, and started walking along the shore. His eyes were lost, his hair loose moving by the wind and tears began to escape. He staggered and his keys, his mind to hear the tinkle of his keychain in his hands and remember the day when the brands that both his colleagues criticized occurred.

It had been several years, her sister could barely run and one day while there was oil in the stove, Tasha collided with her when picking up a toy dolphin, for luck of Tasha, "x" was close and pushing her tool away with a hug while some parts of his left side were burning.
She was hospitalized for a while and when she got home, Tasha was waiting for her at the door with her dolphin in her hands, they looked at each other and Tasha timid approached giving him the dolphin.

Those marks were what saved the life of her little sister who loved her so much that she gave her favorite stuffed toy, it was very small and she turned it into her key ring.
She steeled herself, asked permission in a class to speak in front of her classmates and after her touching story it reached them all:
-And it does not matter that they continue to discriminate against me as they have done!
I felt sad but now I know it was worth it. Everyone was shocked, some felt a lot of guilt, others felt angry with themselves but everyone, including the teacher in class, asked for forgiveness.
Sorry "x" did not know- said a companion who was his friend before the incident
- I regret not having noticed - said the teacher standing up. -That was bullying and it's wrong, if someone knows something like that, never stay quiet, we can save a life.

- The teacher is right, if we are not part of the solution then we are part of the problem.

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