D. Zhang
Alfie Sinclair's life couldn't get any worse. He was the school's bully experiment. Blonde and defenseless, he moves with his head to the floor to avoid any trouble.
But people like these are open invitation to preys like Riley Beaumont, the school's glorified star hockey player, and also, the most feared bully.
Alfie found himself, kneeling before the ruthless stud. Riley's hands were dipped wet into his throat, and his friends took pictures of it, cropped Riley out, and posted Alfie on his knees with masculine fingers in his mouth. #tastyfaggot. Alfie became an instant viral school meme.
The days that followed, the school had assigned a therapist to Alfie to recover from the trauma of cyber bullying. He had even gone selectively mute. And just before he would fully recover, he faces an even grimmer fate.
Riley Beaumont's grades were at the verge of disqualifying him from the National championship, and in order to salvage his chances, The school authority and his father decides, he must pick a peer tutor. With a hundred options carefully selected from in and out of the country by his billionaire father and the school authorities, Riley chooses a blonde nerd. Alfie Sinclair.
And what started as Riley's exertion of dominance, control and intimidation, turns into something far more devastating, unexpected. Alfie becomes his obsession. He was his. His to intimidate, to break, to own. And no one else was ever allowed to—Bully Him
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