Ohana means family; family means the children. So, when I was given this task and decided to go to school in the country I had never seen. I'm not sure if my teacher thought of me as an interesting person or would have judged me for making such a decision because they can't recognize someone like me in their class. She thought I was a delinquent who had to spend more on her own education in order to obtain that diploma.
At this time, my friends still couldn't find me, who also happens to be the one who got stuck in all this. So, my teachers gave me a nickname: "Hajamana Hana" or "My Sister's Friend". I started to use that nickname because although I am a person who has no siblings and no friends, I have good friends. Some of them are family; some are friends of my friends; and others are just friends with my family. All my friends are so close to me, and I could actually get to know all my friends, and my classmates could tell us from time to time when they went somewhere to. I really can't think of the other three groups; I'd rather live in the past and forget about them.
I'm also surprised to know that the school president wasn't involved in these things. As an elementary school student, he was the only one with knowledge