Bully Ted Novels & Stories

A basketball star in their school, Ash called himself “a big fish in a little pond.” Greg starred on the high school football team. He played defensive and offensive end and liked the job to batter through the opposition and tackle the quarterback. Greg’s friends described him as a big guy with a bigger heart. Greg, the “Teddy Bear,” got that nickname from his classmates for standing up for kids who got bullied by school butt-heads. He was a friendly guy but if you bullied another kid and wanted to keep your teeth in your mouth, it behooved you to walk away. That’s what Julie liked about her Teddy Bear. Gentle and kind to her, he was protective in every way.

he added slurping down his smoothie, “you are the baddest chick in the game Kay, I know you got this,’ I grinned at the last part, unable to comprehend the subtle blush that creamed my cheeks as he said this, giving him a small nod in reply. “Just don’t forget me when you’re rolling with the big dogs,” he added, giving me a warning look. “Of course not,” I huffed, tapping my fingers against the cup of my smoothie. “You sound pretty sure, you like me?” Ted asked, a smirk on his face. I gave him a disgusted look throwing a left over fry at his face which he barely dodged while chuckling.

“Who are you? Is this how you greet people?” Ted got onto his feet hastily and smiled. “It’s all a misunderstanding, Mr. Rockefeller!” He never intended to kneel down, but his legs gave way out of surprise. After all, Ted was also a free agent of the Divine Constabulary. He had previously witnessed Alex sending a hunk named Steel Tower flying with just one punch at Serenity Villa.

Beckett stands so quickly his chair scrapes backward. “No fucking way.” I recognize him too. Older now. Different haircut. But the face is unmistakable. The person taking pictures of my humiliation freshman year wasn’t Amber. It wasn’t Bryce. It wasn’t Jamie. It was Tyler. Beckett’s cousin. And suddenly I understand why Jamie thought she was caught in the middle. Because Tyler hadn’t just known about the bullying. He had been there from the beginning.

“Here you go sir.” I looked up to see a young nurse standing in front of me with a tray of food. I smiled at her. “Thank you.” Once she left, I placed the tray on the table beside me. I nibbled as I waited for the Dr to prepare Zoey’s body. I realized after some time that Ted probably hadn’t known that we had lost a pack member. He was still new to being a pack member. Ted? Hang on a minute Bryce, my mate is being bullied by 3 bitches!

I moaned out while arching my back as he bit at one of the nip buds while teasing the other between his fingers. “I am going to punish you so so so hard that your bullying deeds will be nowhere near mine,” Titan promised and I yelped at his threat, the idea itself sending shivers down my back. “I am so-sorrrryyyy,” I cried out while Titan encroached my chest with his furious mouth, however my repeated apologies fell into deaf ears as he continued to supersede my title as a bully with his own dominating and highly aggressive moves. Curse you, San ! “Sorry mate. M’ sorry. Please don’t hurt me anymore,” I sobbed as I desperately tried to stop Titan from delving deeper into my neck.

He was probably trying to check if I was as strong as I appeared to be at the moment. What a shithead. Does he think I was gonna start crying? I scoffed internally. I knew I might still end up shedding some tears but I wasn't going to do it when he's watching. "Tanya?" The teacher called worriedly. I turned my face away from my bully and feigned a smile at the concerned teacher "I am okay Mr. Steele, thank you" He smiled back at me, nodding. I don't think he knew my downfall was planned. He probably thought I staggered because....because of the understandable reasons people stagger and fall flat.

It was no surprise that I became a target for bullies. Once, when I was thirteen, three girls bullied me and cut my notebook. Tate saw them and said in a calm, firm voice, “Give it back to her.” They handed it over right away. He never knew my name and walked away before I could even thank him. I stood there holding the notebook to my chest, my heart beating too fast, thinking he didn't have to do that.

"You think you can take me on, little Alpha? You've got guts, I'll give you that." Teddy's grip on my arm tightened. "Cassy, you don't understand. This is dangerous." Phin sneered, clearly relishing the moment. "Big Beta is worried about his little wolf. How touching." I squared my shoulders, meeting Phin head-on. "I'm not afraid of you, Phin. You're barely even a bully. You're not smart enough to be one. You're clearly just a coward." He stiffened, but he still looked hungover and sluggish. "Fine. You want to challenge me? Let's see what you've got."

But Elijah just started lining up the toys on the train, completely ignoring him. “Are you going to the party too, Theodore?” I asked, trying to remedy the situation. “No, he’s not my friend.” Elijah answered first “He’s a bully.” “I’m not a bully!” Theodore shouted, his voice becoming choked. “You said my toys were boring!” “And they are!” Theodore began to pant, his face becoming paler than usual “They’re trash! I would never want to be their friend…!” “Hey…” I approached, placing my hand on his chest to massage it, until I could feel his heart beating normally under his skin “That’s okay, little friend. Take a deep breath…”