Invisible and Relieved

“There was a student who always sat in the same seat. Not because he liked it.

But because nobody ever told him to sit anywhere else. Teachers remembered him only when homework

was missing. Never when his hand was up. One day he scored low in a test.

The teacher said, ‘You’re not serious about your future.’ That day he stopped asking questions.

Not because he understood everything, but because he didn’t want to be noticed anymore.

Months later, during the final exam, he passed quietly. No claps.

No congratulations. But for the first time, he felt invisible and relieved.

Some students don’t want attention. They just want peace.