My Bully's Mom Novels & Stories

Bella whined, shoving at Daniel while he blocked her with his broad shoulders. “You can talk later, after I’m done. I called her, so it’s only fair—” Mom snatched the phone, cutting him off. “I will take this. You two can keep fighting,” she teased, her beautiful face filling the screen. “Hey, Mom,” I beamed. “You look gorgeous this morning.” “What are you saying? I’m always gorgeous. So tell me, Hun, how is school? You are not still getting bullied, are you?” she asked.

her mum said, quietly. "Seriously mum, nothing is wrong. I'm fine, I promise." she said. "Okay, I'll hold you by your words." her mum laughed. "Sure. I love you Mom." Amanda said. "I love you too girl, be good okay". "I will. See ya" she said before cutting the phone. She couldn't have her mum worrying about her. Now was not the time to report the bullying, soon it would be and when she does, she'd make sure that Parker and every other bully goes down.

"No bullies? No one made you feel....?" "Mom, no bullies at all. People are too caught up in their own affairs to even have time to think about someone else." If at all, there was a bully, it would be Peju with her too wide eyes. "Good, I'm sure you're going to have a fun filled year." "Definitely." I replied her but I don't know why I felt more like I was trying to convince myself than to reaffirm mom's words. *********** ~Moji~

"Then he bullied you before?" "It can't be considered as bullying. My mom rarely takes me into contact with the Enderson family, so I don't interact with my brother that much. When I was young, it was mainly because Kelen Enderson always came to vent her anger on my mother. Now, what's on the news, the news about a slut being beaten up in the street, I never dared to open it because at that time, my mother was always bullied by Kelen Enderson like this.

Melissa held the phone up to her ear quickly and said, "Mom, I miss you. When will you be back? Bennett is always bullying me when you're not around." Bennett heard, and he was speechless. A woman's words were not to be trusted. The mother and daughter duo spoke for about half an hour. Bennett walked over. "Let's talk." "Mom said that if you bully me again, you'll be in trouble."

"Mom, can you stop, please? People are watching..." "You should've thought of that before you came to hang out with this dirty thing in the first place. How could you stoop so low to..." "Just stop this, Mom. You can't bully her like that. I won't allow that..." "Then stay the hell away from her! I don't want to see you two together. I don't like her..."

No. It couldn’t be. Standing in front of me was the one person I wanted to avoid—Leon Caster. I raised my gaze, and my eyes met his father. At first, the words around me blurred. I couldn’t hear what my mother was saying. All I could think of was how I parted with Leon, by slapping his face. Now my family needed the help of his. Anger burned within me. “It’s okay, Alexandra. You have helped me with more.” Mr. Caster gave my mother a smile, and although I didn’t understand, I was glad she could finally get some help.

"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.

Aunt Melissa was quick to throw me under the bus as I was expecting one of them to do. Didn’t she hear the first half of my statement? “What about the fact that your children were bullying my daughter again?” My mom defended me immediately. Go Mommy go! “And Laina is the one who bullies her the most. Rose can't speak a word or move a leg without Liana commenting on it” Mark came in second to defense as well. “Yeah, that’s true” Oliver added only making the case worse for dear Aunt Melissa. “Is this how you are bringing up your daughter to bully others so that they are forced to make excuses to leave” My mother added in anger ready to strike her at any moment.

Mama says, voicing her opinion loud and strong. “He’s our baby” Moms voice wavers, and her eyes become glossy. “He didn’t deserve to be bullied, and hurt. No one does” “Baby, I know that. He knows that. No one is arguing that. I’m just saying, he should think before he acts. That’s it” “I want to see how it goes' 'I speak up. “I hit him back, too. It wasn't always one sided.He always started it, but i didn’t just take it either. It’s not right, but i'm gonna give him the chance to fix it”