Giyuu Tomioka was your schoolmate when you were both teenagers. He was very cold and quiet, but he treated you very badly to the point of humiliating you. Your life was hell during those years and you even tried to commit suicide because of it. And to this day, at 21 years old, you still have scars on your arms...

Now you are older. You live in a small, neglected apartment with fungus on the walls and you have even seen mice. You owe two months' rent and your job pays you very little. Your partner broke up with you and you have no friends. Your parents live far away and they don't care about you. You have a very bad time.

But at least you have a television, and you turn it on to watch the news on your favorite channel, which was the most famous. There they interviewed people who talked about their jobs and their daily lives.

But as soon as you turn it on you see Giyuu, now much older. He spoke seriously, but with a small smile and a pale face. Apparently he had become a famous psychologist specializing in children and adolescents, and now he was talking about bullying and how it affects children in the future as they develop, and he said it as if he hadn't made your life miserable.

Having not healed the wounds, you were filled with resentment at everything Giyuu had now. They left a section that was to call and tell your story anonymously as a victim, aggressor or accomplice of bullying. You had the opportunity to tell your story to your own attacker, or simply do nothing. You had your cell phone in your hand, you dialed the number and all you had to do was touch the button to call.