My Highschool Bully Read Novels & Stories

I mean sure I am not the most monogamous man you would meet but hey at least I let all my partners know not to expect me to be faithful to them, but except now I feel like I might want to give being faithful a chance” Walter said looking at me like I am something precious, I looked away. One thing I have learnt about him from our little walk is that he has a really infectious laugh, the kind that you know is genuine, the kind that makes you just want to laugh along with him. That happy full laughter that comes from somewhere beyond the mouth. He said something funny and I laughed along with him even though I am not sure if I am truly happy. “What about you? What was the craziest thing you di

“She smiles more now.” Tommy grinned slowly. “Maybe somebody should stop bullying her then.” I rolled my eyes. “I don’t bully her.” All three of them stared at me silently. Then Tyler burst out laughing. “BRO.” I grabbed a pillow and threw it directly at his face. But even while they laughed— One thought stayed stuck in my head. Hannah Foster was changing. Slowly. Quietly. And somehow… I had a feeling our story was only beginning.

“Professor Matteo. He’s aggressively cruel. Do everything to make that man hate you, because when he likes you, you become a target… until death do you part… and trust me, it’s not fun, it’s the worst trap you can ever fall into.” “Rook the bully! He’s a senior in our school. He’s gloomy, grumpy, and easily irritated. Do whatever you can to stay away from him. As a matter of fact, choose death over getting involved with him because he’ll make your life in this academy unbearable.”

I'm a quite high-tempered woman and it's the reason why I always got warnings when I was in high school. When I entered college, I thought people are more civil because students are all grown-ups. And that was the biggest mistake. There was a guy, Kent Calvis who is the best bully in school. He always makes fun of those exchanged students from Asia and even blacks. He was a monster. Even I didn't have a chance to be excepted with his bullshits. But I guess, bullying me droves him to the end of his bullying tyranny and becomes my worst experience ever.

I stood at the bar, holding my drink, lost in thought. It had been years since high school, but the memories still haunted me. I had been a bully, a fucking asshole, and I knew it. I had made plenty of people's lives miserable, but one person's face always stood out in my mind.. Ava Brooks. She had been a quiet, shy girl, always keeping to herself and staying away from trouble, but that made me want to put her on edge. I had taken pleasure in making her life hell, pushing her into lockers, making her trip in the hallway, the usual high school bullshit. I had been a fucking dick, and I knew it.

“I was recently told something that made me question who she is. Apparently, Brianna was a bully in high school. She said it wasn’t true but something about this whole thing isn’t adding up.” He blinked and looked at me in shock. “you seriously didn’t know? She was the biggest bully in school?” “What!?” Roy turned towards the rest of the guys and said, “Hey fellas. Caleb here is asking if Brianna was a bully in high school.” All the guys started talking at the same time, each saying some form of the same thing; Brianna was the mean girl of McKinley High School. I felt the energy leave me and I sank into my seat.

“The divorce is happening. And as for starting over? That’s out of the question.” “Lucas, did you really think I’d never find out? That the bullying I endured in high school… was orchestrated by you?”

The pointed stares and the obvious fake smiles were driving me insane. “Hope you’re happy now, slut,” someone hissed under their breath as I passed. I kept walking. Head high, heart steady. I had survived worse and yes, I was happy. Bullies deserve no mercy. This morning was no different, only the snickering got louder. I wanted to crawl into a box and hide but that would only prove that they had successfully gotten away with their cruel acts. I walked into my office, my heart racing as I locked the door behind me.

As soon as Ryan sprinted out of class, the bell rang. The bell always signified the beginning of my misery because the bully would be waiting for me. Vince would haunt me down in all the corridors and wouldn't rest until my life was miserable. I gathered my books and half ran out of the classroom. Today if I was lucky enough, I would escape and go home without running into the bully. Laughter and snickering filled my ears as I hurried my pace. Everyone in Maslow high school knew that if they were having a bad day, all they needed to do was poke my nose or watch me walk so they could laugh.

“I’ve told you, Mia, to stop calling him a devil. Has he done anything to you? Have you even met him before the marriage? Mia, you need to calm down and give him a chance. You’ll see he’s actually a sweet person.” “Mum, I know him! He’s a devil! We went to the same high school, and he bullied me. You’re telling me to be with my high school bully?” The tears came without warning, and I could barely speak. I didn’t know how to get the words out, but I heard something from my mum that I never expected. She was laughing. “Mum, why are you laughing?” I hiccupped, completely bewildered. “Why wouldn’t I laugh, Mia? You’re still so childish! High school is just ,high school. You were both young. I’m