A kid named Nobody - Dave Pelzer

As soon as David entered the class, his classmates blocked their noses and started mocking him. As for the substitute teacher, a young woman, she waved her hands in front of her face, because she had not recognized his smell before. She handed him the exam paper while standing at a distance from him, and before he was able to sit in his seat Sitting at the back of the line by the open window, he was summoned back to the principal's office, and the class let out a sound like a bark, in fact an expression of their disapproval of him. The secretary from the professors' office brought him in, opening the door. He sat down at the head of the table, explaining that he had not stolen anything today. A depressed smile was drawn on the faces of those present. He did not know that they were about to lose their jobs to save him. Then he was asked to tell the officer about his mother. He nodded his head, refusing to answer. Many know his secret, and his mother will inevitably know what he might say, and a soft voice came to him that calmed him down. It was the voice of Miss Moss, she told him that it was okay, he took a deep breath, pulled his hand and started reluctantly telling them his story with his mother, and the nurse asked him to stand up, and showed the officer the scar on his chest, so he told them without hesitation that it was an accident, and that his mother did not intend to stab him His eyes overflowed with tears, and he wept as he revealed to them his secret that his mother was punishing him for being a bad boy. He wanted to leave him alone. He felt so mean, and he felt that after all these years, no one could help him.