Here's the revised story with English names: *The Uncomfortable Reality* Tyler, affectionately known as "Fatty" by his classmates, walked into his classroom, his heavy footsteps echoing through the room. His rounded face, flushed with exertion, beamed with a warm smile, but his eyes betrayed a deep-seated insecurity. As he made his way to his seat, snickers and whispers erupted from the back of the classroom. Tyler tried to ignore them, but the cruel comments cut deep. "Hey, Fatty! How many pizzas did you eat over the weekend?" someone jeered. Tyler's face reddened, and he quickly looked down at his desk, pretending to focus on his notes. The teacher, Ms. Johnson, entered the room, and the class settled down. However, the teasing continued, subtle but relentless. "Can you believe Fatty's wearing those tight pants? He looks like a stuffed sausage!" a classmate whispered. Tyler's eyes welled up with tears, but he fought them back, determined not to show weakness. *A Rare Friend* One student, Ethan, noticed Tyler's distress and decided to intervene. He walked over to Tyler's table and sat down. "Hey, Tyler! Want to grab a snack with me?" Ethan asked, his tone genuine. Tyler's eyes lit up, surprised by the unexpected kindness. "Thanks, Ethan. You're always nice to me." Ethan smiled. "I know what it's like to be different. My family moved here last year, and I was the new kid. I get it." For the first time that day, Tyler felt a sense of belonging. *Confronting the Bullies* As the days passed, Ethan continued to befriend Tyler, and together they faced the bullies. One afternoon, while walking home from school, a group of classmates taunted Tyler. "Hey, Fatty! Why don't you join a weight loss program?" one of them sneered. Ethan stepped forward. "Leave him alone! You guys are cruel." The group backed off, but not before one of them muttered, "You're just defending him because you're his only friend." Ethan turned to Tyler. "That's not true. I'm your friend because you're a great guy." Tyler smiled, gratitude welling up in his heart. *A Turning Point* The next day, Ms. Johnson assigned a group project. Tyler and Ethan were paired with two of the bullies, Lucas and Julian. Initially, tension filled the air, but as they worked together, Lucas and Julian discovered Tyler's creativity and kindness. For the first time, they saw beyond Tyler's physical appearance. *A New Beginning* The project's success marked a turning point. Lucas and Julian apologized to Tyler, acknowledging their cruel behavior. Slowly, the class's attitude shifted. Tyler found himself included in group discussions and invited to social events. Tyler's confidence soared, and he began to see himself in a new light. *Self-Acceptance* One afternoon, Tyler caught a glimpse of himself in the mirror. Instead of self-loathing, he smiled. "I'm more than my weight," he thought. "I'm kind, creative, and worthy." Tyler realized that true friends accepted him for who he was, and that self-acceptance was the greatest gift of all. *Epilogue* Tyler still faced challenges, but with Ethan's friendship and his newfound self-acceptance, he navigated school with greater ease. As he walked through the classroom, his footsteps still echoed, but now they symbolized strength and resilience. His story served as a reminder: kindness can transform lives, and true beauty lies within.