Bully Novels Novels & Stories

I shout but they ignore me land extra blows to the boy's tiny frame. I run over and push the bigger boys away from him. Sadly, bullying is a very common occurrence in school. Imagine a lot of egoistic males with heightened animal instincts in one small school. The boy struggles to stand as I pull him up. "Go to the nurse." I tell him handing him my handkerchief for his bloody nose. His small frame didn't look a day over 14 years old against these 19 year olds "If it isn't the Beta's daughter." One of them sang earning a nasty look. They are this cocky because it is a known fact that I do not have a wolf. So regardless of my father's position, they were higher than myself even though they wer

I hit my head with my hands, trying to push away the confusing thoughts as I continued walking to class. The final bell rang and I hesitated to leave the classroom. I knew what awaited me outside; a group of bullies, ready to pounce on me. I waited for everyone to leave, but it seemed like they were taking their own sweet time. As I was lost in my thoughts, I suddenly felt something cold and wet dripping on my head. I gasped in shock and looked back to see Steve's friends, grinning at me. They had poured water on me. My shirt was soaked, and my skin was visible from underneath. I felt a pang of embarrassment and shame wash over me.

-00- "You read it again?" The sound of the book being closed loudly creates a disturbing thud amidst the silence of Harper's practice room at Toronto Hospital. The woman with dark brown hair put her thick book on the other side of her empty table, then she turned to Amber— the bully who suddenly walked into her room while she was reading one of her favorite novels. "Only cavemen are not interested in such a marvelous masterpiece." Amber openly glanced annoyed at Harper and snorted at the dark novel that was just lying on her best friend's desk. "You offended me, Harp. I don't read books that tell the life of crazy people like that."’

I said. "I need this guy's picture," Kim said. Willow nodded. I furrowed my brows. "Why?" I asked. "The only way you can fight a bully is with a bully. Noah....the number one bully in Ridgeway Academy," she explained. "Imagine he sees all these, I'm not sure he'll be able to contain himself," Willow said. I smiled at her. "I heard you got a new guy," I said. Her cheeks turned pink. "Fuck.....he must be really hot," I bit my lips.

I got a threat and I owe a drug addict/criminal. A/N Enjoying it so far? I have a question for you readers. What do you think of bullying. Define it in just three words.

It was like the only time I got attention was when Ryder was teasing me. "You're so fucking weak." He said maliciously and threw the book at me, I grabbed my things and rushed out of the class. I needed to be anywhere but here and the only place I could think of right now was the restroom. I got into a stall and sat there waiting to calm down.

Amber’s POV “H-He always bullies me,” I whispered, my voice remaining surprisingly calm despite the pain short-circuiting my brain. The principal frowned, folding his arms across his chest like this wasn’t something new. “That’s not a valid reason, Miss Darlington. I don’t think Alpha Mason is a bully,” he said strictly, as if his word was law in the pack’s school system.

"I asked you to guess, not to swear on me." "I'm asking you for the last time.. Tell me WHO ARE YOUUUUUUUUUUUUU!" "I wish if that was 'I LOVE' than 'WHO ARE' before that YOUUUUUUUUU. *monkey hides face emoji*" "Go to hell..." "Hey, wait! I'll tell you who I am *sighing emoji*" "Bark" "I am," "I am???" "... Your mate!" //Protected by the bully// **Book #2 for Bully Series. Can be read as a stand alone but it'll be good if you guys read the book #1 first.**

I shake my head at him, is this going to be a confession? "It happened when we were in junior high school." We? Is this about me? I'm more than curious to know now. "There is this boy that used to hang out around you, and collect money and other stuff from you..." Of course, I remember that. Stanley used to be my biggest bully, but thankfully he suddenly left just before our senior year. Wait... Does Pierce have anything to do with it? "Well, one day, my parents travelled, so I invited him over to our house, and I beat him to a pulp and smashed his head with a baseball bat."

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.