I'm Dating My Sister's Bully Novels & Stories

Leanna exclaimed. "You bitch! How could you and your friends hurt Kaycee!" I was mad as hell I wanted to hurt her the same way they did to Kaycee. Bullies like them deserve to be treated the same way they did to their victims. "I told you to warn her so she'll stay away from Mario. Jessica was upset!" My senseless wench of a sister has no trace of being guilty of what they have done and that pissed me more. "And you were one of the people who hurt her?"

Bloody stupid wolf. She pushes herself off of me as the elevator dings open and continues walking to the lunch table, where she sits by Violet, who looks between us and raises her eyebrows. Little shit must smell me on her; great, I'll never hear the end of this one. I love my youngest sister, but she's a menace. 'Don't make a scene. She's had a rough couple of days. Give the girl a week before you start bullying her.' I mindlink her before she can open her mouth.

"Why did you do it, did you really approach her just to get revenge?" "Yes, you already have your answer so let me pass." "Get revenge for what exactly?" she asks confused, before adding "Isabella has never done anything to your little sister, just that Emma is crazy." "Are you saying that bringing a person to the brink of suicide by bullying and beatings is nothing?" I ask losing my cool, I'm furious with my sister and I hate what she did and how she's behaving, but I can't minimize what they did to her either.

Sensing something wrong in his sister’s voice, Caleb sat up straight, and his voice turned sharp, “Sis, what happened? You don’t sound alright.” “Bro, I can’t begin to tell you how much humiliation I’ve had to endure tonight.” Caleb’s expression changed, and he balled his hands into fists. His sister was spoiled by the whole family, and no one dared bully her. He was not going to spare anyone. “Sis, what happened? Tell me who bullied you, and I will teach them a lesson for you.” “Bro, that’s what happened. She is so audacious just because Dominic is backing her.”

I shoved her on top of her sister and they yelled. “You think you're so tough, huh? I'll reach what real bullying is,” I spat, grabbing both their hairs. I collided their heads together and they screamed. “How do you like that, bitch? Is it still funny to you?”

Her struggles were weak, hopeless. Liam froze, chest tightening painfully. And in her face—blurred, shifting—it was no longer a nameless child. It was mine. Fear. Rage. Despair. All of it hit him like a storm, stealing his breath. “This is how you treat the weak?!” His roar split the air. Yes. This was what they had done. This was how they had treated his sister. He was lightning—striking, merciless. His hand clamped a bully’s collar and hurled her into the blood pool.

He completely ignored Allison, keeping a smirk on his face as he looked at me. “Maybe you should always make a backup copy, don't you think?” I widened my eyes at his words and nodded. Then I took steps towards him till I was standing inches away from him. “You're just a bully, Kian. Maybe when you get another personality, aside being Mr Joey Lawley's son, then we can talk” I was just about to move away when I heard a muted groan, as someone collided with me. Then my head hit the hard surface that was Kian's chest.

He flexed his muscles, then turned around to flex his back. “Even with my shirt on, you can still see the outline.” “Get out of here.” I said, throwing the pillow at him. “Justin’s body is learning from mine.” “So you’ve checked out his body?” “What?! No! Justin is like a brother to me.” The smile on my lips disappeared. He can’t check out Justin’s body because he’s like a brother to him, and there isn’t any family connection between them. I am his actual step sister and he’s checked out my body, and even jerked to my pictures. He’s touched it, and made me feel things a sibling should never make eachother feel.

"I have released him, Uncle. Perhaps he is still too angry to come and see me." Then, my sister Caroline decided to join in on the bullying. She looked down at me with a mocking smile. "You’re breathing too loud, sister," she said, her voice dripping with fake concern. "Be careful. We wouldn't want you to infect these important people with your 'shiftless wolf disease.'" The women sitting around her laughed loudly at her joke. They treated my lack of a wolf like a gross sickness. I bit my lip and stayed silent. I knew that if I said even one word back to her, it could mean my death. I had to stay quiet and endure the nightmare.

“There was never going to be a party. My sister is a lonely, sad person. No one was going to come to her party. I still wonder how she got you guys to come. You and your best friend are her seniors.” “By one year,” Chan chimes in. “And you shouldn’t talk to her like that or make her feel that way, especially on her birthday. If no one else has her back, you should. You’re her brother. If someone was bullying my sister, I would step in. But—”