Exotic Micro Bully Novels & Stories

Andy smiled awkwardly “I haven’t ridden for a long time. Plus, I don’t really remember what the property looks like, so I don’t want to risk getting lost…” “It looks like Gabriel didn’t do a very good job of showing you the property like he said he did, did he?” Mark laughed as if he were joking, but Andy clearly noticed his pleasure in being able to disdain his cousin “But don’t worry. Most of our horses are very calm, so there will be no problems even if you are a little rusty. And… As for your fear of getting lost…” his smile grew, making her feel disgusted “I can ride beside you and keep you company. That way nothing bad will happen.”

She wasn't social like everyone else, she was different in their eyes. Stacy was at school on Tuesday when a bully had put gum in her hair, while she was eating her lunch by a table that had no one sitting at it because it was by the trash can. She cried because her beautiful red hair now had big blue bubble gum in it. The bully rubbed the gum in her curly red hair "Lonely trash girl, I'm sorry I had thought this was the trash I didn't notice you!" She had said laughing in Stacy's face, everyone was laughing now "I thought you'd appreciate someone to talk to now you can talk to the gum so you're not so lonely." The bully had said, her name was Sarah and she was a second grader, she had green

Some of their neighbors are saying that Bullet is not a dog, but a wolf. He feels scared because their neighbors are saying that Bullet needs to be taken away from them, but he begged Amara to do something. Luckily, she agreed. Darson and Amara helped so Bullet can be check by veterinarian, and the doctor confirmed that he was not wolf. Bullet is a Siberian Husky mixed with the Labrador breed. "Arman, I have to tell you something." Kyle said out of nowhere. He sounded so sad, and Arman got confused. "Is there a problem?" Arman asked.

Alpha Michael said. "Why!" I asked "I am different. I don't know why but you saw my wolf is white and when I shifted I still had my clothes on." Ebony said "I would never tell anyone, Ebony, I promise," I told her. She looked at me for a moment and then sighed in relief. "White wolfs are supposed to be a myth. It is said they hold great power," Alpha Michael said "Yeah but I have no powers, besides my clothes staying on me," Ebony replied "You are still young, not even eighteen yet. You might gain some," Derek said, and I agreed with him.

“Are you even listening to me?” “I freaking have now you listen. “ I peered him right in the eyes. “I will never spend the rest of my life with a Bully like you.”

Our project is to study a wild animal. We research its habits, what it eats, what it does, what type of animal it is. Axton is fighting with me, because he wants to do wolves. But we aren't going to be allowed to do that. It's a crutch, because we are wolves. Mrs. Lowey won't let that slide, and I've tried to explain that to him. "It'll be super easy," he says, leaning back in his seat and crossing his arms. He runs his fingers through his dark hair, his eyes cutting over to me.

“…and then the dog escaped.” Mason immediately sits up straighter. “The big one?” “Yes, the big one.” “The fluffy one?” “There are a lot of fluffy ones.” “The giant fluffy one.” Mrs. Cross laughs. “Yes. The giant fluffy one.” “I would’ve caught him.” “Would you?” Mason nods seriously. “I’m very fast.” I bite back a smile. “That’s true,” I tell him. “I’ve seen it.” His face lights up immediately. Validation achieved. Mission accomplished. Across the table, Beckett rolls his eyes.

one of the girls slurred. “Yeah you’re right.” the first girl hummed. She lowered her voice. “But hey, what about that other girl, Wren?” My eyes widened as I pushed myself against the wall. Now they were onto me?! “What about her?” “Cyrus seems awfully interested in her.” the first girl slurred. They were trying to keep the conversation seem like a secret but their drunk selves have underestimated their loud volumes. I pinched the bridge of my nose as these girls would go so far as to think bullying would make a man interested in a girl.