Bully Nerd Novels & Stories

I tied a high ponytail as always and got my backpack, knocked on my parents door and left the house. I reached school right on time and made my way inside with my head low. You see, I'm the famous nerd of this school. And people love to bully me. I don't know why though, because I've never done anything bad for them to do it. I just mind my own business. Anyways I walked inside my first class and boom, I'm soaked in water. Before I could recover from that shock, I'm already dumped in flour. Or you can say it is dumped on me. Great way to start a new day.

He was a top student favored by the teachers, but his poverty and those ragged clothes made him a joke fodder. In contrast, she was the princess and center of attention. She liked him, but she feared mockery for crushing on a broke nerd. That hidden affection twisted into intensified bullying and disdain. She naively thought no matter how wild she got and how she stomped on his feelings, he'd be there waiting. She laughed until she cried, realizing she indeed wasn't worth my liking. At the same time, I'd leave my toxic family and old wounds behind. Lumina's operations boomed under my lead. My designs were fresh and alive, quickly winning the elite markets.

The hallway’s air-conditioning blasted down on me like a winter storm wind, and I couldn’t stop shivering. “We need to report this,” Nate said as he led me toward our department teacher’s office. “No,” I whispered, halting in my tracks. “I can’t.” “You have to. What they did was cold-hearted and vicious. That’s not just bullying, Amber—it’s abuse.” “But what if they come after me again?” I questioned, my voice crackling ever so slightly. “What if… what if they make it worse?” “Mason’s father might be the alpha of this pack and a shareholder at this university, but that doesn’t mean he can keep doing this. This is wrong.” Nate commented. “You don’t have to fight alone. Not anymore.”

I cried so hard that I could barely catch my breath. Lucy pulled me close, gently patting my back. "I've been through too much to fear them, and Kyle's always had my back. But Wayne won't do that for you, Melanie. You're too naive. I'm afraid you'll spend your whole life paying for it." I broke down, releasing all the frustration I'd been holding inside. I'd never felt so humiliated in my life. Wayne's eyes darkened with anger, and he seemed ready to strike someone, but Kyle quickly restrained him by twisting his arm.

"Hey, nerd! Eating alone again?" A loud, mocking voice echoed behind him. Alexander looked up, and his stomach dropped. Tyler. Tyler was the most notorious bully in the school—not because he was smart, but because he ruled through fear. He always targeted the weak and quiet kids. And Alexander was his favorite victim. Alexander lowered his gaze, trying to avoid conflict. "I just… want to eat." But Tyler and his two sidekicks weren’t interested in letting him off easy. "Eat?" Tyler grinned wickedly, then grabbed Alexander’s lunch tray— And dumped it all over his head.

She was the student who straightened the bullies. "Didn't you see the girl that always brings the sketchbook?" one guy said to his teammates. "We should invite her to this weekend's party." "Dude, you're targeting a nerd?" another voice appeared. "The cheerleaders always talked about the nerd girl. They said the nerd girl always goes home with some boys." Anita chuckled silently as she listened from outside. Anita enrolled in a boxing club just to beat someone up. It seemed she always had a target to practice what she learned from boxing classes.

Zander announced, his statement puzzling and nasty that was very well understood by Valen as to what kind of toys he was talking about. She clenched her jaw snarling softly, "Bastard!" Only to get an irking laugh from the bully bastard's bully bastard friend. Tbc... (Freak... There are bully bastard everywhere!!! What is going to happen? Even Ryley is not there... Come lets see that together. Don't forget to comment, like and share.)

Carly said besides me and I quickly turned to her. “I’m sorry.” The words left my lips, and a blush crept on my face, but I turned away. I couldn’t let anyone know I had a crush on the best football player in our school. It was silly. Why would a nerd like me think of such a chance? I wasn’t just any nerd, I was also chubby. The crowd went wild with cheers when Leon stepped out, holding up the award. A lady with blonde hair stepped out, and right in front of everyone, Leon gave her a full kiss.

“I swear to god Axton-” “I’m sorry” Axton starts, stepping close to me. He doesn’t reach for me, but his blue eyes are locked on me. “For the bullying, the hitting. For all of it. It was wrong, and I never, ever should’ve done any of it. If I could change things, mate or not, I would.” the drop of the word mate makes me tense. “They know. Cassandra found out, and they overheard her hate speech” Axton adds, and then he's gripping my shoulders and turning me around. Adam, Axton’s closest friend clears his throat.

"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...."