My Bully's Mom Novels & Stories

Luna Lisa said. "He has been bullying her for years. He has treated her horribly. Tell them, Keith," Derek said My mom and dad looked at me. I could see the sad look in my mom's eyes "Is this true, son?" My dad asked. I looked down in shame before answering, "yes, it is true." "How could you, son? We taught you better than that," My mom said. "See, she doesn't need to move in with him," Derek said He was making me and my wolf upset. She was still my mate, and now that I knew that I would never hurt her again.

"No Mom, you are upholding justice! Charles is so annoying, he always bullies other children, and everyone doesn't like him! Mom taught him a lesson today, and the lesson was right!" Lune squealed excitedly. Sonnet rubbed her head with a smile. "My dear Lune is also very brave today!" "I learned it all from my mother! Mom, I will remember, we don't bully others, but we can't be bullied casually!" The mother and daughter smiled at each other.

When the bully fish strikes, the fight to the death is over. Kelly stabs my mother three times in the chest and back in broad daylight. All I can do is cry and run to the tree from the blue cooler. The world slows down as Kelly runs away. Dad gets out of the car as mom falls to the ground. My mother closes her eyes as blood surrounds the picnic blanket beneath the big tree in Harris Park.

I couldn't say why I was so fucking different from both of them. “Well, she is my daughter first. Can't I scold her for bullying her sister?” My mother asked in a seductive tone while pressing her breasts against Alpha Cougar's body. Both Loid and I gagged at the same time at her seductive act around Alpha Cougar. “She was not bullying, Alpha.” My eyes widened as I heard one of the Omegas speaking up. “Shut the fuck up, you low life omega.” My mother yelled at the omega.

“She told me you slapped her because of somebody. She said it was the particular person who had been bullying her in school.” ​I froze, my fork halfway to my mouth. ​“I hope this bully wasn’t the girl who just came in alongside you some moment ago?” my mother asked, raising her eyebrow. ​I didn't know what to say. I opened my mouth to defend Jessie, to say it was all a misunderstanding, but the words wouldn't come out. ​“My son will never be friends with a bully,” my mother said, her voice growing firmer. “Much less have her as his mate. Is this true, Jac? Is that girl the one who has been making your sister’s life miserable?”

"It's all your fault! Now Mom won’t talk to me or Dad anymore!" I stilled. My wolf’s ears pricked. "She says she's not my mother," he continued, his voice cracking but stubborn, "and if we need anything, we should come to you instead of her!" Ah… So that’s what this was. A faint, humorless smile tugged at my lips. "You bullied my mom, didn’t you?" I let out a soft, cold snort, folding my arms as I looked down at him. "Ha… Your mom’s so tough," I said lazily. "Who exactly do you think could bully her?"

They felt so relieved now that they see me genuinely happy again. "Bettany dear, you can call and tell me any time when my son bullied you. I will be here to scold him for you". my mom said seriously to Bettany. "Don't worry Mrs. Jones, I mean Mom, I will tell you immediately when he bullied me". Bettany shyly assured my mom and glanced at me like she was saying to me that she already has on her side.

"I wonder if Dad has eaten." Lydia paused, her chopsticks hesitating. "He should have. Wythe, don't worry. Eat quickly." Wythe blinked his eyes. "Mom, are you still mad at Dad?" Lydia fell silent. Then she heard Wythe say, "Mom, I already know what happened. It was Grandma who bullied you, right?" Lydia sighed. "It's not exactly bullying, just that she doesn't like me." "But that's bullying! Since she bullied you, why didn't you tell Dad? All moms love their sons very much. So if you told Dad, he would handle it."

My Bully is Psycho CHAPTER TWENTY ISABELLA. The moment I stepped into the house, I met mom and Liz discussing over something while she ran the brush through the length of her hair , she caught sight of me approaching and the wide smile on her face disappeared completely. I gulped down with great difficulty as her lips firmed into one of those disapproving lines I knew too well. I tried on my best innocent docile expression as I further ventured into the living room.

Especially considering it has graced the covers of leading magazines for the last 20 years. “Hey Mom,” Link calls out to her, waving his hands above his. “I want to introduce you to my new friend, remember the one with the jealous boyfriend.” I want to correct him and say that Atticus is NOT my boyfriend, but I stop just as I open my mouth because as his mother looks up, she stares at me wide-mouthed, dropping the tray of food she was holding. Her hands rush to her mouth just before she runs up to give me the biggest hug.