Bullied Book Novels & Stories

That kind of bullying only happens in books and novels. That's why I don't understand. The description of Gina was accurate to the point I immediately recognized her. Did the story change? Wasn't it because of the little changes I made in the story? I got a bad feeling about this.

The number one Beau who was hellbent on bullying me in every way possible ever since I got here. My eyes glistened with tears, taking in every single image as I dragged my feet in a circle. The class was decorated with fake images of me doing things I would never have done. Taking a few steps backward, I shook my head, tears slipping from my eyes as I sniffed. 'I am sorry, Aunt Karissa, but I don't think I can anymore. This... I can't stand it anymore, Aunt. I can't stand being bullied every day. No matter what I do to stay off, they keep coming after me since I stepped foot here.'

CHAPTER 1 NOTE TO READERS: THIS BOOK CONTAIN OFFENSIVE LANGUAGE AND BULLYING WHICH MAY SEEM OFFENSIVE TO READERS. #SayNoToBullying - IT ALSO CONTAINS S*X SCENES ***CLASSROOM*** "Did you see the way she flinched when Caleb got in her face?" Maddie's words dripped with wicked enjoyment as she took her normal place in the back of the English classroom. Trent snickered and slumped down alongside her. "Like a scared little rabbit." "You'd think the mute freak would be accustomed to it by now."

Steve pov: The blood in my veins boiled as I stepped forward, my voice shaking with fury. "How dare you hurt my brother," I roared at the group of bullies. The crowd around us fell silent, their eyes locked on us as they recorded the scene on their phones. My fist connected with a bully's face in a satisfying thud, sending a jolt of energy through my arm. Another bully appeared and blocked my way, trying to stop me from hitting. I felt a wave of anger surge through me and I couldn't help but lash out.

My bride became a teacher—a wonderful Luna in my pack—who was always giving more of herself than anyone I knew. My construction company boomed—and even Atticus, the one who had written on those cave walls came calling for some work which I accepted pro bono. All of them who’d saved us, fought for us—they were now our extended family. My parents spoiled William and were in a race with Molly’s parents to spoil William and little Wanda, who was now growing inside of Molly’s beautiful belly. I still bullied her, but in fun. She gave it right back to me and the makeup sex was more than I could ask for.

He wanted to embarrass me. I got out of my seat as one of my coworkers came over, "I'll do it.” “It's alright, let me handle it.” I gave her a tight lipped smile. I walked over to what he wanted. It was a book on birds on the very top shelf. A book no one touched in years. I grabbed a ladder and rolled it over to that section. “That one,” he pointed. I pulled out the heavy book. “No not that one, the other one.” I pushed the book back inside and picked another one.

And judging by his expression earlier, he had felt it too. No, she told herself. No. But as the pack dispersed and Adrian laughed with the others, he glanced back once. Just once. The look on his face was not triumph. It was fury. That frightened her more than anything. Because Lisa knew bullies. She knew mockery, humiliation, contempt. She had lived with those things long enough to read them at a glance. But this? This felt different. Like Adrian had decided something the moment he looked at her — and whatever it was, he hated her for it.

Billie pursed her lips as she took a seat beside me. "You know, I was bullied since I arrived here," she started. "This was my safe haven, and for the first few months, I sought for anything that could bring her back." "I read books that dated back a hundred years and consumed everything that could make me feel closer to my wolf." I swallowed as I listened to her with rapt attention. "I was able to find a couple of things," she said. "According to some books, people like us still have a chance of getting back our wolves." She chuckled, sounding unsure.

"If you want to survive here, stay out of trouble—especially with the BB girls and Zachary." "BB girls? Who’s Zachary?" Lowering her voice, Olivia explained, "Zachary is Harrington’s biggest bully. And the BB girls? They’re our own mean girls—like the movie, but worse." Riley smiled nervously, hiding her sweaty palms. "I hope I never meet them."

I never knew he was this disgusting. “You guys are disgusting,” I said, lifting my chin. “I’m not scared of you, you know. You’re just a bunch of socially-stunted shitheads. That’s probably the only way you can get it, isn’t it? Bullying girls into giving it up? No wonder your sorry ass got dumped.” Shit. Justin’s demeanor shifted on a dime, all traces of joking washed away. “What did you just say to me?” I shrugged, shifting my glare to Derek.