Bullied By The Badboy
This time, he doesn’t touch me but he’s close enough for me to notice his healing cuts and the tiny scars scattered around his brows.
“What did you say to me?” His voice clogs with an emotion that scares me, I lost my will to talk and resort to shaking my head. He grabs me by the collar, cutting off my air supply. “C’mon, Tee, repeat it.”
“I didn’t say anything,” I whisper, gaze fixated on the wall behind him. His grip on my collar slacks, I inhale and squeeze my eyes shut when he scoffs. “My name is not Tee, my name is Tessa. Let me go.”