埃米·黑格登从教室里出来, 穿过走廊.在拐角处迎面撞上了一位跑过来的五年级高个男孩。 “瞧啊,”男孩大叫。然后他带着一脸坏笑,拖着他的右腿,模仿埃米的样子跛行起来。埃米闭上眼睛。“不理他!”她对自己说,一边往教室走去。放学的时候,埃米还在想那个高个男孩不友善的举动。她不是第一次碰到这种事了。自从埃米上三年级以来,每天都有人嘲笑她。那些孩子总拿她说话和跛行的样子开玩笑。埃米烦透了。有时,即使教室里坐满了同学。但这种嘲弄让她感到非常孤独。 Amy Hagedon came out of the classroom and crossed the hallway. He ran into a fifth-grade boy who ran over the corner. “Oh,” the boy shouted. Then he took a smirk and dragged his right leg, mimicking Amy’s appearance. Amy closed her eyes. “Ignore him!” She said to herself, walking towards the classroom. At school, Amy was still thinking about the unfriendly behavior of the tall boy. She was not the first time she encountered this kind of thing. Everyone has laughed at her every day since Amy was in the third grade. The children joked about how she talked and limp. Amy is bored. Sometimes, even if the classroom is full of classmates. But this mocking makes her feel lonely.