From Bullies To My Protectors の小説・ストーリー

“Don’t ever speak to me again.” And then Zade stepped in front of Hailey. She looked like she wanted to beg, but he didn’t give her the chance. “We’re done,” he said simply. “Cry all you want. I don’t care anymore.” I watched it all from the second-floor railing, even though I was still bandaged up and really sore. The whole room was filled with tension. No one tried to say anything to me, but I could feel their stares. I wasn’t just the bullied omega girl anymore. I was the girl the Alpha triplets had chosen to protect.

Bullying was an everyday occurance, and I did my best to ignore the bullies, even if they insulted me, even if they hit me. “Stop that at once,” he had growled one day, coming to my defense when nobody even batted an eye at everything. “She’s a pack member, just like you and me, and she doesn’t deserve any of this.” The bullies, seeing their future Alpha, speak out for me, made haste to step away. His outstretched hand, which was meant for me, who had been crouched down, to avoid the blows, came as a surprise. “Don’t let their words get to you,” he had said in parting.

"He'd been documenting everything, the poisoning, the frame-up, all of it. He was terrified of Seraphina, but after you saved the children during the rogue attack... he found his courage." Tommy. The kid who'd tried to warn me. Who'd been too afraid to act but had been watching, recording, waiting for his chance. "Is he safe?" I asked. "He's under our protection," Nathan assured me. "No one will touch him." I nodded slowly. "Good. He's braver than all of you combined." The words hit their mark. I saw all three brothers flinch. "Maya.." Karl started. "Don't," I cut him off. "Just... don't. You wanted me to know about my mother. I know. Now leave me alone."

She marched forward without thinking. “Stop it!” she shouted, voice high but clear. “Leave him alone!” The three bullies turned to look at her. The biggest one smirked. “Who are you? The princess’s brat?” Adele lifted her chin, trying to look as tall as possible. “I’m Adele. And you’re being mean. Stop bullying him.” The bullies laughed. One of them stepped closer. “Or what? You gonna cry to your mommy?” Adele’s storm-cloud eyes narrowed. She stepped in front of the smaller boy, protecting him with her small body. “I don’t need to cry. I can fight.”

People hadn’t known me but still, they’d pulled me aside and told me to stay far away from the boys. It had struck me as wild, absolutely insane, that despite the fear in their eyes, their voices were reverent when they’d talked about them. And because no matter how charming or impressive they sounded, the truth was much simpler; the boys were nothing more than glorified bullies who thrived on the fear they inflicted, who looked down at everyone else like they were dust beneath their obnoxiously expensive shoes. I’d decided I’d keep my mouth shut and my head down to avoid being noticed by them.

The sheer terror on their faces was deeply, deeply satisfying. I stepped forward to stand between them and Daemon. I had a point to make and didn’t want Daemon to distract them from it. "Bullies are people with no real power who, instead of working with people for the benefit of all, just try to make themselves seem better by treating others like shit. I really don't like bullies!" I growled at them. "You thought I was nobody, so you decided to make your pathetic selves seem more significant by lording it over me. You went so far as to trip me physically and hit me.

As a result, I became terrified. Fortunately, our cheering squad captain, Piper, was like a knight in shining armor. She is always willing to assist Zoey when the bullies are causing her physical harm. Miss Peyton was another of the teachers who The Charmer could not tame. As a result, she is one of the people protecting the students, including Zoey, from the bullies.

“You truly are a pathetic loser.” Amber has been bullying me for years. I was always an easy target for her, as I never fought back. I closed my eyes and kept telling myself repeatedly, ‘she’s human, she isn’t worth it.’ I heard her before I could see her. Screaming and shouting at people to “get out of my fucking way!” I knew she would come, eventually. Caren is my protector in the human world, my best friend, my sister. Looking up through my sodden hair, Caren squared up to Amber. Not an ounce of fear in her voice. She jabbed a finger into her chest. “What the hell do you think you’re doing and who the hell do you think you’re doing it too?”

"You won’t need my help to deal with your bullies anymore. Your wolf is strong now. I am so happy for you but it still feels a little weird and new. That's what got me laughing." "No matter how strong I am, I still need your help, my darling friend. But I'm gonna protect you more because I owe you that much." "That's great. I certainly will need a lot of protection from you, Ma'am." We both laughed. When we got quiet again, I continued the conversation.

It was a band of former associates from Nathan's past, seeking to inflict harm and sabotage the dance of connection that Nathan and Miranda had been working so tirelessly to protect. Recognizing the threat, Miranda instinctively positioned herself in front of Emily, ready to shield her from any harm. Her heart raced with a mix of fear and determination as she braced herself for the imminent struggle. The former associates, fueled by their own resentments and driven by the desire to undermine Nathan's efforts, advanced with menacing intent. They underestimated Miranda's fierce determination and her unwavering commitment to protect those she cared about.