Someone getting bullied and his friend comes to see if he is okay. And the bully starts to think he shouldn’t have did it and then he goes tells him sorry

Don’t bully 

Max sits alone at a cafeteria table, hunched over with tears streaming down his face. His lunch tray sits untouched before him as he tries to hide his face with one hand. In the background, other students can be seen chatting and eating at their tables, creating a stark contrast to Max's isolation.

Xayden sat alone at lunch, trying to hide his tears. Sam had called him names in front of everyone during gym class. The laughter of the other kids still echoed in his ears.

The Hurtful Words

Lily sits beside Max at the cafeteria table, leaning in with a concerned expression. Max is wiping tears from his eyes with his sleeve, looking grateful for Lily's presence. Their lunch trays are in front of them, and the cafeteria background shows other students at distant tables.

"Are you okay?" asked  sitting beside Max. "I saw what happened in gym." Max wiped his eyes, grateful not to be alone anymore. Lily's kindness made the hurt feel a little less sharp.

A Friend's Support

Jake stands at a distance across the cafeteria, watching Max and Lily with a troubled expression. His hand rests on his stomach, reflecting his growing discomfort. His lunch tray sits half-eaten on a nearby table. Through the cafeteria windows, the gym can be partially seen, connecting to the earlier incident.

Jake watched from across the cafeteria, an uncomfortable feeling growing in his stomach. He hadn't expected Max to look so sad. Seeing Lily comfort Max made Jake realize how mean he had been.

The Bully's Reflection

Jake stands in front of Max in the school hallway after lunch, looking down at his shoes nervously as he apologizes. Max offers a small, forgiving smile while standing by his open locker. Lily watches from a few steps away with an encouraging expression. Other students pass by in the background, with colorful lockers lining the hallway walls.

After lunch, Jake approached Max nervously. "I'm really sorry about what I said," he mumbled, looking at his shoes. "It wasn't cool and I won't do it again." Max nodded slowly, offering a small smile of forgiveness.