Falling For My Bully Novels & Stories

I used to be highly amused at the way she shamelessly went and spoke to them but few of them were bully’s They would tease me because I was always dressed like a nerd with big glasses and my hair covered most of my face, which made me look shabby. Scarlett on the other hand was a very pretty blonde who would attract guys like bees and they would be swarming around her. I did not mind even if they bullied me because I found it very useless to argue with them. But one day as I was walking down the path towards the Restaurant it was getting a little dark but I wanted to have my favorite ice cream, so I had rushed down towards it before it closed for the day, I was walking hastily and suddenly s

I found myself fell to the ground again as I accidentally collided with Alex, a bigger and stronger guy. I struggled to stand up but when I do, I had no slight derision in my expression. I smiled at him and there would be no further commotion. Was it my fault, or his? I always asked myself before but for a few more incidences like this, and to the same person, I concluded this was not a rare happenstance. A Perfect definition of bullying and I am the perfect target. I could not retaliate, I hate attention from other students and I hate further embarrassment.

"All you want is a bully... so I should keep up with the role, don't you think?" "Oh, Jayce." Lexi bit her lip and shook her head. "I don't love you because you're a bully. I love you because you took the time to find out what I liked about being bullied before doing anything to me. Because you took the time to get to know my friends and family. You even helped Edward because I asked you to. Those aren't the actions of a bully or a bad person. I mean, you're a bit rough sometimes, and while I enjoy that, I want to be with a person, not a monster."

Harvey says gently. Quinn, infuriated by his words, angrily scolds him, "Isn't that the case? You tricked me into coming home, and now you're playing tricks on me. You're definitely bullying me. A rascal like you can only do things like this, right? Bullying a weaker girl?" Harvey bursts into laughter, not expecting Quinn to genuinely consider herself weak. Physically, she might not be as strong as him, but her personality is far from weak.

from Basil's expression, he heard her too. We both stayed hidden in order to understand her situation. "You were fooling us all along! You ugly snake!" Another voice yelled angrily and I assumed she was directing her aggression toward the person who just pleaded to be spared. "Can you believe her audacity? She isn't just a snake but also a sly fox." This new voice sounded pissed. Basil and I exchanged looks, telling each other it was time to interfere but before we could make a move, we heard a piercing scream from the victim. Her bullies had attacked her once again. "You wouldn't dare!" Basil barked, interrupting the next attack. Before I had the chance to peep into the corner where the en

" you dumbass don't you know where are you going? " Lucas growled looking at the girl before him. She had her head lowered and was rubbing her head with her small hand. " you blind bull " Pear raised her eyes. " don't you have eyes or are they useless? " she lost her voice when she realised who he was, " the..the bully." she thought and slapped her mouth to stop herself from speaking any further. Lucas was shocked to see that this girl not only chose not to run away from him, but she also dared to call him a blind bull!

I sat in the back and so did the four bad boys of the school. Scott Franklin, Steven Anderson, Seth Greyson and last but not least Dean Smithson my worst bully. I used to crush on him till he knocked me down and yelled I was a stalker. I went home crying and my family just laughed at me. They always laughed and I was told to either stand up for myself or fall down and stay down. Life for me sucked and I saw no end in sight.

My books slipped from my grasp, scattering across the ground in different directions. The impact of my fall rocked through my body, and a sharp yelp escaped my lips, "Ahhhh!!!" As I regained my composure and glanced upward, he stood there, looming over me, his eyes brimming with mischief and mockery. A small crowd had gathered, eager to witness the next move of the notorious bully.

Who miraculously has no emotional baggage and an unlimited supply of devotion. I rolled my eyes but left it on. Just as the lead couple started dancing at a grand gala, their foreheads pressed together, murmuring sweet nothings—I immediately regretted my choice. Seriously? Disgust curled in my stomach. I wasn’t that woman anymore. The one who believed in perfect stories, the one who thought forever meant something. I grabbed the remote and shut the TV off. My phone vibrated on the table and I reached for it lazily—until i saw the message.

“It’s nothing.” “Stop lying!” he barked, making me jump. “Who. Did. This?” I couldn’t hold it in any longer. “It’s some girls at the club,” I blurted out, my voice shaking. “Daisy, Melanie, and Chloe. They... they’ve been bullying me.” Raffael’s jaw clenched, and his entire demeanor shifted. His anger was palpable, like a storm brewing in the room. “Bullying you how?” he demanded.