Bully Jimmy Novels & Stories

Even though his maid could live in the dorm, he felt weird about it, and it would also be quite inconvenient. Monica rubbed his chin and wondered whether he might be able to get a house or an apartment, but when he was in deep thought, suddenly he heard Taneshima's voice. "What's with this midget?" "Do they let grade school kids work here?" Monica frowned when he saw a group of young men gathered around Taneshima and bullied her, but when he was about to help her, the rude manager scolded the middle-aged woman and said, "Sir!" The manager directly kicked the stomach of the young man and said, "Sir, violence is very problematic."

Jeremy pov: As I sat crying in the sand, the big boy looked down on me with amusement. "Hey, little boy. What do you think of yourself?" He sneered, pushing me down even harder. “Pwease, let me go… Mommy!” I called out for my mom, hoping she would come to my rescue. But as the tears streamed down my face and my nose ran, I felt hopeless and alone. That is until a small, confident voice rang out, cutting through the laughter and jeers of the bullies.

When I was about to enter my classroom, these two idiots stopped me and push me at the corner, "Hey cutie, didn't I told you to give me your number ? Common don't be shy I Know you wanna have some fun with us too" So ... this is Jack and Jimmy , both are known as a bully and they always annoy poor or scolership students like me. They are one of those low thinker people who believe education in this popular University is only for wealthy brats like them so they annoy and bully who isn't as rich as them..... I really hate basterds like them. I feel so disgusted when they were eying me from head to toe and 'baby' that sounded like a dirty swear word to me ____ it's kinda strange how I never fel

Emily felt like she was slapped twice on the spot. "I am only advising you to cherish your body. That is the capital of your revolution. Don't take the initiative to deliver yourself to a man just because he has a little figure." Jimmy mocked her indifferently. "Jimmy, you are really bullying me. I don't believe that in your eyes, Emma is a fairy from the heavens. Without any distracting thoughts, perhaps when she was in Archie's bed she is even more lascivious than me, even more shameless than me." Emily was about to go crazy from anger. How could she not be angry when Jimmy, whom she had always looked down on, refused her and humiliate her like this?

“I’m not sure, but didn’t you notice anything strange about Becky and Victoria when you told the story about your friend Jimmy?” “Jimmy’s not my friend, just someone I’m helping out.” Jimmy is a thieving piece of shit, but from everything I’d learned, he hadn’t been a bad husband and father. Just poor, directionless, and lacking prospects as a high school dropout in one of the most career-oriented cities in the world.

one of the girls slurred. “Yeah you’re right.” the first girl hummed. She lowered her voice. “But hey, what about that other girl, Wren?” My eyes widened as I pushed myself against the wall. Now they were onto me?! “What about her?” “Cyrus seems awfully interested in her.” the first girl slurred. They were trying to keep the conversation seem like a secret but their drunk selves have underestimated their loud volumes. I pinched the bridge of my nose as these girls would go so far as to think bullying would make a man interested in a girl.

"When I found out you were actually gone, it felt like my life ended. I know that sounds insane. I know I don't get to say things like that after everything I did to you. But it's true." "Jace, you don't have to...." "I do. I need to say this." His eyes were wet now, bright in the low light from the window. "I bullied you for three years. I let my friends do it too, and I never once stopped them, and I told myself it was just jokes, that it didn't actually mean anything, because if I let myself think about what it actually meant I wouldn't have been able to live with myself." "Jace...."

However, when I saw my father rushing over, I let down my guard, as I felt that I finally had someone who would support me. “Dad…” Before I could call out to him, my father glanced at Jimmy and immediately walked toward me. He slapped me forcefully. He pointed at me and yelled, “How many times have I told you not to bully others in school? Why have you turned into such a disobedient kid?” I wanted to defend myself, but my cheek was burning with pain. My words were stuck in my throat. Jimmy became even more obnoxious after that. He would get people to hit me in an alley way. I tried to fight, but he pulled out a photo of my dad at his food stand.