Nerds Vs Bullies Novels & Stories

She told and Maggie nodded. “Good,” she responded coldly. They all went silent and kept waiting for the boys to arrive. Then suddenly, the bullies in Fighter’s class began to approach them. They got to where the ladies were and stopped in front of their table. They all looked at them in confusion. “Why are you here?” Ashley asked furrowing her brows. “You need to be careful with those guys, you are not who you think they are. They are demonic and they kill people.” Ashley and Maggie exchanged looks, and then looked at the bullies.

She was the student who straightened the bullies. "Didn't you see the girl that always brings the sketchbook?" one guy said to his teammates. "We should invite her to this weekend's party." "Dude, you're targeting a nerd?" another voice appeared. "The cheerleaders always talked about the nerd girl. They said the nerd girl always goes home with some boys." Anita chuckled silently as she listened from outside. Anita enrolled in a boxing club just to beat someone up. It seemed she always had a target to practice what she learned from boxing classes.

Good, they think about old people, or mentally old people, like me. “Is this better?” “Apparently so.” “I want to introduce my friends to you.” “Why don't you hang out with the veterans I saw the day of the hazing? You stayed with a different group.” “They don't take nerds very well.” “Nerds? You?” “Yes.” “You don't look like a nerd!” “Appearances can be deceiving.” “Where are your friends?” “They should be here soon.” We waited for Gabriel's friends to show up. Meanwhile, we sat down and talked. The music was loud, but it was enough to talk.

"Why can't you just have a good clean fight and make up like us guys? You are so complicated." "I won't argue with you. I hate that stuff. It's not like I'm trying to be Miss Popular, anyway." Inside, I cringed because that's exactly what I was doing this year, with Ruthie's help. Zander's thumbs slid from side to side across the backs of my hands, sending warm waves all the way up my arm. "When someone else has something they want," he said, "they get jealous and strike out. That's usually why bullies do what they do."

Oh no, looks who's here. "Great, just what I need," I moaned. Three older males who attended my school and had bullied my friends and I since we were approximately twelve years old were sitting on one of the ramps. They teased me the most because I was the only girl at my school when they came. We were unable to accomplish anything until one of my friends' groups Shifted, and I couldn't wait to finally bash their asses. The main jerk, Todd, sneered as he saw us, "Ah look who it is, Marty." They all came over to talk to us. Twin brothers Marty and Todd were as cruel as they were ugly. They socialized with Josh and Mac, two other guys.

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.

Bullies… they were everywhere. They usually appeared as a group of people who like to torture others, because they required their friends' consent to empower them. To make them feel righteous about what they’ve been doing. From a small prank to deathly persecution, the bullies were trying to show their victims that they were weaker than them and how worthless their lives really were. ***

Brett groaned beside me, snapping me out of my thoughts, nodding his head towards the direction behind me. "I invited the whole school." I shrugged it off. "I haven't seen her anywhere. Might be a new student." He said again and continued drinking his drink. "Or I'm the new student." I frowned. Since when did nerds turn up to parties? Back in New York, most of the nerds were even scared to face the school since they don't have an end to bullying. Looks like Boston is a better place for nerds, considering how they're coming to parties.

I would hate to be responsible for permanently damaging him. “You’d be surprised. Mostly, the bullies always targeted those they felt were weak and inferior. Thad and I refused to take that though, so we always stood up to them on behalf of the others who were too afraid to do anything about it. It made me public enemy number one, but I really couldn’t care less about that because they deserved to have others in their corner. Plus, I refused to act like a bitch unlike the rest who had no qualms about it. Our group is made up of extremely talented and awesome people who are legitimate and genuine.”

It was quite a surprise that he was talking to me, a nerd, instead of the group of girls on the other side who were glaring at me. "Well, I thought that it would never bother you whether I am sitting alone or not, and as far as I remember you never like geeks or nerds considering the fact that your friends are infamous for being bullies." I tried to strike a high voice and an arrogant face, but I'm sure anyone could look through that façade. I just don't want to be the weak, bullied girl if that is what's going to happen.