I Do My Bully's Homework Novels & Stories

I grab the keys to my jeep and head uptown, not knowing exactly what I’m going to say except that the bullying needs to stop, now that Ella is mine. The coffee shop is busy for this time of day, but since it’s winter break, the high schoolers are all hanging out instead of being home. I’m sure parents love this time of year, when their already hormonal teenagers are hyped up on caffeine by the time they return home from a long work day. I spot Kaylee and her posse in a corner booth, so I redirect myself over to her. I’m glad to see that her friend Callie is with her, since it was her account that the video originated from.

It just happens to some people around here. And I gave her the little letter back, that was how our conversation began back and forth. Some people?? what did they do? what did you do? Apparently, nothing. they just find it fun you know. It's no big deal. they just find it fun? do you mean they actually bully people around here? does he bully you? no. Is that the reason you don't want to be seen with me? because you're being bullied and afraid you'll taint my image??

All I do is to shake my head at the naughty nature of Nolan. “ You are always teasing the girl any minute that you get . " Jed goes on to say. I gaze in between the two boys for the first time feeling protected . I had no idea that again the best friend of my bully would be the one protecting me from the bully himself. “ What you do if at all what you do to he was done to your little sister one day when she gets to High school or college. "Jed goes to tell his friend. “No way , nothing like that would happen to my little sister. I swear I would kill any one whom I would I get bullying her " Nolan replies in a serious note.

Inhaling a deep breath I sat down and saw him still standing there chuckling. "You are so cute." I wish I was though. But in reality, it was a blatant lie. From where does he think I am cute. He must be saying it to make me trust him. So that he will take great pleasure in hurting me. 'What kind of bullying style is this? He is just making me sit here? Is that how he bullies everyone. If it's one of his ways. It proves one thing that he is a kind boy. At least according to me. But if he is stopping me here just for this why don't I complete my homework. At least I will be done with one more work.

"I heard that kids who gets bully often keeps it to themselves!" Aldrich then turned to Alesteria with a serious face and a murderous glint in his eyes. "Tell us, Ales. Who is bullying you? Big brother will handle it." Aimilios, who seem to have lost his logic reasoning, nodded at Aldrich as he also turned to Alesteria, encouraging her to open up with his gaze. "No one is bullying me, brother Deus and brother Theo." She answered, rolling her eyes as she sighed. "But someone did annoy me."

I thought my life would get better, but maybe I shouldn't have expected too much from a freaking high school bully. Just after he made me come with a gasp, we heard a loud bang.

I turned to look at them. My brows furrowed. Aren’t those the bullies that I had in high school. How come they are gardening here. That shouldn’t be so. That shouldn’t be possible. 8i noticed that Lia was crunching her nose. She muttered that they were just disgusting omegas and that I shouldn’t pay attention to them. Her were so familiar. Those guys said the exact same thing to me when they bullied me. Okay it was official, I’m not in the real world. I have no idea where I am “Lia. I have one last question?”

I felt a sudden wave of relief wash over me. He would stop all this and I’d be safe for now. I looked at him, pleading with my eyes. This was clear bullying—there was no way he would ignore it. “I think I forgot something in the teachers’ room. I’ll be back, class. Try to keep decorum,” he said to my dismay, then walked out. Kade and Cassian immediately turned toward me. Kade gave me a knowing look, as if telling me: “there’s no one willing to save me,”

If I tell you to be a statue, you become marble! I broke completely as I ran out through the elevator, stumbling through the press and into the pouring rain. I walked through the streets under the cold icy rain. I didn’t care. My sandals splashed into deep puddles of mud. I could still hear my stepmother's voice telling me I was a burden and the echoes of the laughter of the girls back in high school who tripped me in the cafeteria. I was smart but I felt like a discarded toy. No one wanted me.

"He admitted it himself. He was a bully to you." "Actually," my fingers grasped each other, twisting nervously, "there's a reason why it all happened in the first place, and it's all my—" "My dad is right." Slade's voice suddenly overshadowed mine. I don't know how he had managed to walk across the room so softly and quietly that neither I nor Tom noticed him. He was like a ghost, appearing out of nowhere, his expression unreadable. "He's right, Makaira." He said, holding gazes with me. "I was a bully, and I should pay for it."