I Do My Bully's Homework Novels & Stories

Tina sneered at me. "What did you pour on me?" I dared to ask as I stared angrily at her with tears in the corner of my eyes. "Aww...dear Anastasia do you wanna very much already,I can help you find your mommy if you want." Tina made fun of my state. I wanted to say something or at least attack her but the person behind them made me say nothing. It was Dennis, my classmate who is also a bully and also one of her fanboys. I know high school was messed up.

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.

I still remember what she said: “Are you some kind of child who lacks love? Parental guidance? Cuz you know what? Children who bully are just jealous kids!” And while she said that, she stood with her hands on her hips, pointing at the bullies, eyebrows dancing up and down like she was leading a Zumba class. “Tsk! Let’s get out of here!” the bullies muttered before leaving us alone. When they were gone, I returned to my book like nothing happened. Suddenly, Aiah smacked me. “Bro, don’t worry. I’ll handle this. I’ll teach those bullies a lesson. Promise!”

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.

nervous? “Something like that,” he says, running a hand through his hair. “Look, I’m not proud of everything I did back then, alright? But you’ve got to admit, you gave as good as you got.” I raise an eyebrow. “Are you seriously trying to paint me as some sort of bully? Because I don’t remember terrorizing half the school just for fun.”

"I'm so happy for you, Bonnie. I never thought you'll have the time for a relationship, and then your first one happens to be a big hit. But this Mich guy, isn't he the bully from school?” "Exactly what I was going to remind you about. And he is still the bully he was. I simply work for the jerk. He only took me out for breakfast because something happened. We're not dating, neither do we see eye to eye. And for the record, I just had an argument with him."

One who would stand up for herself in every aspect of life. "So, if someone bullies me and the teacher doesn’t do anything, can I push them back?" "Yes." I said firmly. I didn’t care if I was wrong. I was not going to let Aria suffer. I looked at her sharply as I opened the car door, "Aria… is someone bullying you at school?" "Just today Mama… that Billy kept saying I’m an orphan. That my real mama didn’t want me." I got in and closed the door. Oh, how I wished to slap Warren.

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.

I was also starting to accumulate lots of PlayStation® games. I didn’t always work alone; sometimes I needed help on some jobs. I had a team of individuals that I called upon when needed. Most of them I didn’t know by name: they kept their identities hidden, and some even kept their faces hidden under masks. Nobody at school knew about my team — I liked it that way. We got the job done undercover. We were doing a fantastic job until the last bully. This was a huge job. It took a massive effort to bring this one down. This bully was the most difficult kind: a girl. And this girl was a unique

He, Who is the reason behind everything, that mastermind would have come to help me really! I felt like laughing my heart out and obviously clear the misunderstanding dadda has that Ryley would have been my saviour. Ohh that I could tell him, that bastard is none other than Ryley Shine, the bully bastard who does that to me and to all the students in the school.