Ascension Bullies Novels & Stories

“Let’s not provoke them. We’re outnumbered. Let’s just... let's just find a way out. We’re going to get into more trouble.” But Avery was past the point of caution. She folded her arms tighter, her eyes burned as she glared at the bullies. “We are not afraid of nasty, fat fools like you! You’re nothing but cowards who only know how to bully girls because you’re too pathetic to face a real man. You spend your days stuffing your ugly faces with junk food while staying rent-free in your moms' basements because nobody else can stand the sight of you!”

We stayed that way for sometime to get ourselves together, especially the way we were breathing. "I can't explain your fate now that I understand who came to help us." She said, still on the floor as she breathed heavily. "What do you mean by that?" I asked, looking at her as I carefully pushed myself to sit down. "Those bullies are three best friends in my faculty. They've always had their way with making the lives of students hell without crashing with the Ravencrest brothers" He looked up to the ceiling like someone narrating an old horrific story. "It shows that they are not in their right senses if they go as far as to pin us against the wall in a place no one passes. They are a bunch o

“I thought you loved hockey so much, you can’t afford to lose it.” Jace’s face turned sullen slowly, his jaw tightened. I could feel he was stuffing it all in, refusing to let it out. I tried to think of what to say again to convince him but then my phone rang beside me. I paused and turned to look at the screen. Quinn texted. ‘Have you seen this?’ I picked up my phone and clicked on the link she sent afterward. It was a video of one of the boys on the team, telling everyone how he was bullied by Jace and how the coach tried to bury it all because of the Carters’ family.

"But they don't have proof. If you go out there and show them you have zero magic, it might actually clear your name. But it will also expose you to the entire school as a complete mortal. The bullying will get worse." "I don't care about the bullying," I said, taking the clothes from Lisa. "I just want to survive." --- An hour later, the Grand Arena was packed. Hundreds of students sat in the rising stone bleachers, whispering excitedly. In the center of the arena stood a massive, circular stone stage covered in glowing runes. High above the stage, sitting in a velvet-lined box, were the members of the High Council and Headmaster Alistair. Vanessa sat near the front of the bleachers, surrou

Then Kiernan steps out from hiding. Elias follows. Ivy stands tall behind me. We are not alone. And the beast knows it. It snarls once—then vanishes into the dark like smoke. Gone. But not for long. “We saw it,” Kiernan says. “It’s real.” “We need to tell the alpha,” Ivy says. “And the council.” I stand in the center of them, heart still racing. I faced it. And I didn’t run. I’m not just a healer anymore.

"So," Nadia said with mischief, "shall we grab some lunch and swap embarrassing childhood stories?" I grinned. "Sounds like a plan. Though, knowing me, my most embarrassing stories are probably from this very day." “Oh, I'm sure you can top anything I've got." She chuckled. As we rose from our seats, the bullies reappeared, swaggering down the aisle like they owned the place. Brock shot us a menacing glare. "Leaving so soon, pipsqueaks?" he sneered. "Just a friendly reminder to watch your backs."

I couldn't do anything about my best friend who had drugged me and put me in a stranger's room so I could be taken advantage of, because she was pregnant. “Yes, but it's okay. We are settled now and I'll take it that we are both sorry about what happened yesterday. I'll take my leave,” I said and turned my back ready to leave but he repeated that familiar phrase. “Where do you think you're going?” And I froze. “Home?” I said gently as the dramatic guy got to his feet and stretched forth his hand to shake. “Hi, I'm Mason and I'm this big bully's personal assistant, please don't leave yet. Why don't you freshen up while we get you a change of clothes," he snapped his fingers and returned to a

It felt like time had ceased altogether as she stared at the scene before her. 'Leave him alone,' she wanted to scream. She felt the urge to pick up the nearest chair and bash Kai around the back of his head. Then it was over, and the beautiful boy crashed to the floor. A second later a voice boomed from the doorway. "Okay, let's have you in your seats!" The teacher, a man in his forties with slicked-back hair and horn-rimmed glasses, made no comment on the obvious bullying. 'This is why they get away with it,' Jenna thought, 'The teachers just don't give a crap.'

I loved Mommy and Mia and it felt so sad to know that I was going to meet the bullies again. “Bye, Mommy. Love you.” “Love you, too,” Mom replied, and she drove away. When I got to class, I saw the bullies were waiting for me. They were sitting at the end of the room. Their eyes gazed at me. Even though my other friends had arrived by then, they couldn’t do anything to defend me because the four bad guys had powerful strength, loud voices, and scary faces. Better, I ignored them. “Anya, the illegitimate child, is here!” Daniel yelled, the leader of the four bad guys. When he laughed, he showed his rows of black teeth. Disgusting.