Fairly Oddparents Bully Novels & Stories

I understood my hatred for bullies, but these were kids. Of course, I knew that, but kids that'll turn out to become monsters and my sweet Hunter will be their victim. “Don't yell at us! Do you even know we are? Besides, why does it matter to you anyway if we bully him? He's just a wimpy kid with no parents.” The kids laughed; it sounded so simple, but I knew it had an inside joke to it. “It bothers me 'cause he's my son!” My tome of finality rang through the air, and it caused simebec for a few minutes before those stupid kids, permit my words because these are demons, not kids, burst into laughter.

"Please don't send Slade away to boarding school." Tom's eyebrow raised, and then he sighed. The sound was heavy, weary, like he'd been expecting this but still didn't know how to handle it. But I didn't even give him the chance to speak. "Don't place him on suspension either. He doesn't bully me anymore, I promise." I pleaded. My voice was shaking, but I forced the words out. "He's changed, Tom. He's really changed." "But he did. And he got away with it then." Tom pointed out, his voice flat. "He admitted it himself. He was a bully to you."

Whenever I found something to eat, one would dart in and snatch it away. There were also those hateful neighborhood kids who surrounded me to throw stones at me. They mocked me by calling me a child nobody wanted. It caused me to cry bitter tears, because I truly was unwanted. That was also the day I met my current adoptive parents. They took my battered fifty-cent coin and stood protectively in front of me. Not only did they deal with the kids who were bullying me, but they even tracked down the stray cat that had stolen my bread roll and, grinning mischievously, snatched the ham sausage right out of its mouth.

In the three months I've known him, he's consistently bullied me, just like everyone else. Even now, on campus, I'm being bullied by Delta Liam and Donna. They're burdening me again with the tasks they've assigned to me. "Your work is completely out of order, completely useless. You're just a nuisance to Delta, Liam." Donna railed at me. She looked down at me with a condescending look in her eyes. Her hands were on her waist, clearly intimidating. "Can't you work properly?" I took a deep breath. "But the work this time is very complicated, and it takes longer." I ventured to answer his words.

“She must be having a hard time washing off the paint from her hair.” I snickered. “She got paint on her hair? How'd that happen?” Dad asked, furrowing his brows. Why was he so concerned about her? “She got bullied in school and got rusticated. I'm trying to sort out the issue with Mister Jacob and met with her bully to set things straight," She explained. If only she knew I was her daughter's bully. Maybe she'd kick me out, which sounded like a great idea to get out of here since Dad wasn't planning on leaving anytime soon.

Ria muttered. Adrian raised an eyebrow. "Oh, I'm so sorry... Did I break a nerve?" He taunted. "Let's just go," Olivia muttered, pretending not to be excited by Adrian's words. "Just a moment. This baby trapper needs to learn her lesson. I mean she literally made my father scold me. How dare she? I've been humiliated, gossipped, and insulted just because of this greedy bitch who wouldn't leave me the fuck alone." Adrian yelled.

But again his steps stopped when someone opened his voice. "Parents deserve to throw you away like that, you're not sane at all. You unfortunate child, you're a pest! You don't deserve to live!" This time it was Raka Bramantio who opened his voice, the son of the school owner. Not once did he and his gang bully female students at SMP Pagar Nusa without being sanctioned, the one who was bullied the most was Aiden. Even once to make Aiden wretched, Aiden is often silent. But today his patience is at its limit.

“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.

Heck he even pushed one of the bullies and got in his face and punished him and his little gang "You think you're so tough? Come on get up and hit me" Derek snarled as he got in Henry's, one of the boys' bullies, face which in turn made the teen coward down, even more, shaking his head as the rest of the pack watched on. Papa stood by Mama, Reggie and Liam, with a smirk on his face and arms crossed over his chest watching the scene unfold

Bullying in school was no trivial matter, and they had to handle it as soon as possible. Noah said, "If people bully you and call you bastards, just tell them that you do have a father. After all, stepdads count as fathers, too. You two tell them that I'm not going to let them off the hook if they bully you guys in the future. "However, you can't intimidate the other kids. It's the wrong thing to do." Solomon and Elio swapped glances and winked at each other. Both of them simultaneously pecked Noah's cheeks and said, "Understood. You're the best, Noah."