Novel & Cerita Cyber Bullying Stories

Wilbur's expression was positively murderous. Faye dragged him out of the door in a hurry, and everyone got into the car to drive back to Sealake Island at top speed. They all returned to Wilbur's room, where Faye comforted him. "It's fine, you already made the decision to give her another chance to clear things up. You'll be alright." Wilbur let out a long breath. "I never knew cyberbullying was this terrible." "I'd say you're doing pretty well, but you're you. Most people would have thrown themselves off the nearest tall building already," said Elsa.

"Vicious?" Nyla scoffed. "Is it not vicious when your daughter had her colleague plot against me, almost ruining my face? Or when she deliberately had someone kneel in front of me, filmed it, and posted it online to incite people to cyberbully me? "And kidnapping me, almost getting me killed—don't tell me that's not vicious?" Jade tried to retort but was momentarily stunned by Nyla's icy gaze, forgetting what she was going to say.

“I thought you loved hockey so much, you can’t afford to lose it.” Jace’s face turned sullen slowly, his jaw tightened. I could feel he was stuffing it all in, refusing to let it out. I tried to think of what to say again to convince him but then my phone rang beside me. I paused and turned to look at the screen. Quinn texted. ‘Have you seen this?’ I picked up my phone and clicked on the link she sent afterward. It was a video of one of the boys on the team, telling everyone how he was bullied by Jace and how the coach tried to bury it all because of the Carters’ family.

"My boyfriend was with me, yet he's still obsessed with his ex. Now he's kicked me out of the house for her and even dragged my brother down with me. We've lost our jobs because of this—what are we supposed to do?" She painted herself as a helpless victim and pinned all the blame on Ember. Her fabricated story quickly caught fire online, gaining support from countless clueless netizens who flooded the comments with words of encouragement. Some went as far as digging up Ember's personal information, leading to an onslaught of cyberbullying. Seeing the overwhelming tide of support, Kaylee smirked in satisfaction. But she watched in shock as the comments section went completely blank the very n

My father took a seat in the audience instead of leaving like I thought he might. For the next hour, the administration presented their case against Lila. They outlined the school policies she had violated. They showed examples of the content she had written. They explained why it was inappropriate for a student to create sexual stories about real people, especially about her stepbrother. Then Ryan took the stand. He presented the evidence about Cassandra, the screenshots of messages proving deliberate bullying and targeting. He testified about Cassandra's history of tormenting Lila going back to middle school. Sarah and several other students spoke about Lila's writing talent, about how her

Regina didn’t have the guts like Shantal did to confront her father head-on. Not only could she not do it, but she even had to apologize after being slapped by Roger. Dad, I’m wrong this time. It was all my fault. However, I wasn’t the one who sent the message. The post must have been from someone in my class who couldn’t stand seeing Shantal bullying me. That’s why the person posted something like that online. The school had deleted it, but someone could forward the message elsewhere. Regina hated the person who posted the post. If it weren’t for them, she wouldn’t be in this state right now. She could already imagine how people at school would look at her in the future. She didn’t even kno

Skylar now became the victim of cyberbullying. His first thought was not to come after Sienna, but to come over and protect her. He knew that she was the one who felt the most uncomfortable when she read the news.

The girl's parents also publicized her suicide note, medical records with the hospital's stamp, and a video of the nurses debriding her. "She was suffering so badly in that video. She was yelling in pain, and she looked completely different from the optimistic and cheerful persona she showed everyone on the internet. Nobody knew how she managed to put on makeup and make those videos after going through all that or how she was sent to the ICU after the half marathon. "Those cyberbullies started deleting their accounts after that got out. They caused someone's death, but they could just make a new account and keep hurting others." Hearing that story made Stella feel really sad. It felt like sh

But it was the kind of fame no one wanted—infamous. After Zoey left, she wrote an emotional post blaming me for her miscarriage. At first, some people were swayed, calling for my punishment. But then someone released a recording from the livestream, and the tide turned in an instant. Not only was Zoey's reputation ruined, but she was also exposed in a way she never saw coming. Her history of STDs and multiple miscarriages were posted online. Even her bullying during her school years was dug up and shared for all to see.

Once they were riled up, these girls would do anything. Cyberbullying was nothing to them. By then, Xyla Quest would have to suffer a great deal.