Two Worlds, One Kid
A boy in your class called Ravi lives in two worlds. At home, his family speaks another language, eats food from their culture, celebrates festivals most of his classmates have never heard of, and has rules and traditions that are completely normal to him. At school, none of that exists. He doesn't mention the festivals. He brings "normal" lunches. When someone once asked about his weekend, he left out the big family celebration entirely and said he "just chilled." It's like Ravi has built a wall down the middle of his life. Home on one side, school on the other, and he works hard to make sure they never meet.
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