Once upon a time, there was a boy named Daniel. Daniel always felt like he was the problem among his classmates, but he wanted to share his side of the story so everyone could understand what really happened.
Daniel wasn't perfect. Sometimes, when people he didn't know asked for his phone number, he would block them. It was his way of protecting himself from unwanted attention. One day, someone warned him, "If you're not in a relationship with Sarah, I'm going to post something in the group chat." Daniel pleaded with this person not to do it, but they didn't listen. Instead, they sent a message to some of Daniel's classmates, like James and a few others.
After the message spread, Daniel started getting tagged in the group chat. People wanted to know who was behind the post. But Daniel had no idea because the message came from an old SIM card he no longer used. Then, early the next morning, Daniel received another strange message. To make things worse, his name showed up in the group chat—but it wasn't his real name. They called him "R.J." Daniel was confused because that wasn't his name, and he had never gone by that nickname.
As the rumors grew, more and more classmates started blaming Daniel. James even accused him of sharing his exam results, but Daniel insisted he never did. It felt like everyone was turning against him, blaming him for things he didn't do. The worst part was when Sarah, someone Daniel cared about deeply, decided to end their friendship and blocked him.
Daniel felt hurt and alone. All he wanted was for people to see the truth and stop blaming him unfairly. He wished he could explain everything clearly and make his classmates understand that he was not the troublemaker. But despite everything, Daniel held on to hope that one day, things would get better — that the truth would come out and that he would find peace among his friends again.