Novel & Cerita Married To My Bully

“You’re not bad, baby. You’ve just learned how to stand up for yourself.” He held both my hands, gently pulling me closer. He positioned me, so my back rested against him, wrapping his arms around my waist and resting his chin on my shoulder. “I thought once we got married, everything would end because we both got what we wanted. But I never imagined I’d discover Aunt Minda’s deepest secret. I feel like I’m dragging you into this because of my quest for justice for Mama. It’s too much for you.” “You’re not dragging me into anything, Lex. I’ll help you, just take it easy,” he reassured me.

His expression flickered—just for a second—but then hardened again. “All my life you’ve punished me for something I couldn’t control,” I pressed on, tears streaming hot down my cheeks. My breaths came fast, ragged, but I couldn’t stop. “You turned me into your servant. Your punching bag. Your mistake. And when Richard came, I married him because I thought it was my only way out. Do you understand that? I thought marrying a monster was better than living under your roof!” The fury inside me cracked into desperation. My voice broke. “You destroyed me long before Richard ever did.”

You wear yours like a quiet flame. Desmond may have status. But I have strength. And I don’t need anyone to open doors for me—because I’ve learned how to build my own. Greg believes in me. But more importantly... I believe in me too. — H. Let's approach this continuation with care, maintaining the emotional depth and boundaries appropriate for your story’s tone. Here's the continued Chapter Ninety-Six of The Bully Who Fell First, focusing on a tense confrontation between Helena and Desmond in the library and a moment of temptation for Greg — both facing trials that test their strength and love.

As my eyes traced the third clause, my fingers tightened on the paper's edge. "In the event of infidelity by the Wife (Winona Grahm), all shares in Grahm Corporation held in her name shall be automatically transferred to the Husband (Jeffrey Yard)." I'd had enough, Winona. It was time to end this farce. … When I returned home with the documents, Winona was seated on the couch in the dimly lit living room. The moment she saw me, her eyes lit up, but her voice dripped with contempt. "Henry called me. He was very worked up and said you humiliated him. When did you become so petty, Jeff?"

“I should have known I couldn’t trust you… You just ruined everything!” “No, please, Dimitri, listen to me, this is a mistake… you have to believe me, please,” I beg him as I sob. “I don’t want to listen to another word from you,” he yells so loud that I flinch, scared of what he might do next. “Wait, it was a while ago... when we barely spoke to each other...” I say. “But we were already married! And you were fooling around with someone else!” He yells.

My life has changed a lot since something happened to me and Kian, especially now that we were married. Before, I didn't feel like going to school because of them bullying me. But now, no one is even trying to bully me. Why? Because the mastermind is now my husband. But in exchange for being his wife are the sharp eyes staring at me, killing me with their eyes. Kian held my hand as he walked me to my first class. He walked with me to my class. Before I get in, he planted a kiss on my cheek. "Let's have lunch together later. I love you, Moo," he whispered in my ear. I smiled at hearing our endearment and at the tenderness of his voice.

‘She's nervous. Go take a shower with her’, Alex’s wolf said. Alex rolled his eyes and tugged out of his t-shirt, tossing it back into his duffle bag. "I'm glad you're not in control of this, or we'd end up with a rape charge and in jail." He huffed. “She's your mate. There aren't too many ways, besides bullying her, that you could mess it up... and you know how that went.” He blocked out his wolf, not wanting to think about the ways he bullied her growing up. It was enough that she'd forgiven him, and thinking about it before he potentially marked her wouldn't get him in the mood.

"Forgive me, when I first saw you, I seriously thought you're still in college." I chuckled. "Must be because of my height. But yeah, I'm married." Rory smiled, then she gracefully clasped her hands on the table. "Come on, tell me about your husband." "Excuse me?" Her smile widened. "What's your husband like, Bianca?" I cleared my throat. "Well… he's…" He's an asshole bastard who manipulated me into marrying him. But instead, I forced a smile. "He's a businessman. He… recently got into an accident and is in therapy right now."

Weren't your eyes still—" Liam interjected, "Yes, Lana married me three years ago when I was visually impaired. However, back then, I failed to cherish her." Mandy suddenly recalled Darla's tale of Liam's past marriage three years ago. Yet, Liam seemed to have disregarded that union completely. On their wedding night, he hadn't even spared his bride a single glance. That marriage had turned Liam's new wife into an outcast in the Kane Residence, disliked by everyone except Violet. Mandy couldn't shake off the anger and desolation she felt upon learning about this.

He is the only one person knows all of my secrets aside from Allison who failed to rescue me from my marriage. “What happened? Don’t tell me that you are being bullied by your husband?” He is smirking. I leaned my back on my seat and shifted my gaze out of the window upon thinking of the kiss he did to me just now. “Why will I allow him to bully me? Haha! I will never allow him.” I didn’t realized that I touched my lips unknowingly while in a daze and thinking on how I can be free from the man I mean this marriage.