INT. SCHOOL CAFETERIA - DAY Jane, Sam, and Aaron are sitting at a table, enjoying their lunch. They notice a new girl, LAYLA, joining their school. Layla is wearing traditional Kurdish attire. JANE Oh, look! We have a new student. Isn't that exciting? SAM Yeah, she looks really cool. Wonder where she's from? AARON Maybe we should go talk to her, make her feel welcome. They gather their things and walk over to Layla, who is sitting alone at a nearby table. JANE (cheerfully) Hi there! I'm Jane, and these are my friends, Sam and Aaron. We noticed you're new here. Welcome! LAYLA (smiling) Hi, Jane. Nice to meet you all. I'm Layla, and yes, I just moved here from Kurdistan. AARON That's amazing! We're glad to have you here. Kurdistan sounds so different and interesting. What's it like back there? LAYLA (sincerely) Thank you for the warm welcome. Kurdistan is a beautiful place with rich culture and history. The landscape is breathtaking, filled with mountains, lakes, and valleys. We have our own language, traditions, and cuisine. JANE (excited) Wow, that sounds incredible! I'd love to learn more about your culture. Maybe you can join our little group sometime for lunch? We can try some Kurdish dishes together. SAM (nods) Absolutely! We love trying new food, and it would be a great way to get to know each other better. LAYLA (smiling, touched) Thank you, guys! That means a lot to me. I'd love to introduce you to Kurdish cuisine and share more about my culture. It's important to me that people here understand where I come from. AARON That's really cool, Layla. We're all about embracing diversity and learning from each other. You'll fit right in, I'm sure. They all exchange smiles, forming a newfound bond of friendship. FADE OUT.