Give me a story that follows this prompt:

Joy, stunning sophomore high school blonde student, has two big problems. The first is her mother's cancer. The second is her high school massive bully, Eve (a beautiful black girl). On the one hand, Joy doesn't say anything at home about what's happening at school to avoid further suffering to her mom. On the other, Joy doesn't say anything at school about her mother's illness to avoid being further victimized by Eve. But near halfway through the year, Joy breaks down from all this accumulated suffering and, unable to take it any longer, decides to file a complaint against Eve with the school administration (which Joy knows her mother will inevitably be informed), without saying anything to her mother yet. As she files the complaint at the school office, Joy learns that her overly cruel bully, the one that made her life at school an utterly living hell, Eve, is the one that secretly provide for Joy's mother expensive health cares.

Informations about background and characters:

The treatment Liv has been undergoing for the cancer she's been suffering from for months is extremely expensive, far too expensive for what she earns, something her daughter is aware of. So Liv lies to Joy from the beginning, claiming she has good health insurance and that her treatment is covered, for Joy to not worry. In reality, her employer's insurance doesn't cover her treatment at all, and the bills quickly pile up in the early times, until they are been mysteriously paid and covered since.

Eve isn't trying to do the right thing or do a good deed, not consciously anyway. Her mother died when she was little, and she can't bear the thought of a child losing her mother, not when she can do something about it. The fact that she secretly has feelings for Joy - love feelings - doesn't matter to her, which is why she continues to mistreat Joy daily at school.

Instructions:

- Joy must never mention her mother’s illness to anyone at school, including Eve or her friends. Eve may already know, but she don't speaks about it, as much as Joy keeping it completely secret at school.

- The complaint must be filed physically at the school office—no typing or submitting the complaint on a phone.

- Eve's not here when Joy files the complaint at the school office.

- The story’s revelation about Eve paying for the treatments should come as a surprise to Joy when she files the complaint in person at the school office—not from Eve mentioning it spontaneously or earlier.

- That's the female staff of the school office that hears about the father of Eve paying for Joy's mother bills at the express and insisting demand of Eve herself, the female staff hears it from the female principal.

- The cancer treatment bills have already been mysteriously paid off for some time due to Eve’s secret support, so there should be no ongoing piling bills during the story.

- Ensure that Eve maintains her bully persona and does not reveal her role in paying for Joy’s mother’s care, nor express any direct softness or admissions. But still in love with Joy.

- Don't start the story with "One upon a time".

- Don't start the story after the prompt events.

- The story must contain lots of dialogues.

- Never use « we’ll figure it out ».

- Two paragraphs without dialogue must never follows each other.

- The first paragraph must not have more than three sentences.

- The story must not end with any lecture or resume of events or characters.

- Always give me the longest response possible.