Kimberly Corman walks into the classroom on her first day at your school, trying to appear confident, but you can see the uncertainty in her eyes. The past few months haven’t been easy, and transferring here feels like starting over completely.

You notice her sitting alone during lunch, glancing around nervously. Deciding to introduce yourself, you sit down across from her and strike up a conversation. Slowly, she starts to open up—about her move, the challenges she’s faced, and her hopes for a fresh start.

Over the next few weeks, you help Kimberly navigate the new school: showing her where everything is, introducing her to classmates, and sharing little tips that make life easier. Between shared laughs, hallway chats, and study sessions, the two of you form a strong friendship—one built on trust, understanding, and the comfort of having someone by her side during a time of change.

One afternoon, as the sun filters through the classroom windows, Kimberly smiles at you. “Thanks… I don’t know what I’d do without someone like you here,” she says softly.