Nerds Vs Bullies Novels & Stories

Carly said besides me and I quickly turned to her. “I’m sorry.” The words left my lips, and a blush crept on my face, but I turned away. I couldn’t let anyone know I had a crush on the best football player in our school. It was silly. Why would a nerd like me think of such a chance? I wasn’t just any nerd, I was also chubby. The crowd went wild with cheers when Leon stepped out, holding up the award. A lady with blonde hair stepped out, and right in front of everyone, Leon gave her a full kiss.

He secretly sighed in relief. "You see, in the student council, there are three smaller council that take care of the students. They are the jocks, the normie, and the nerds. They were established to maintain balanced relationship between the three biggest classification in this uni, so that nothing bad happened. By the way, I am from the Nerd's group." She showed her Nerd's ID that she had taken out from her bag to Noel. Noel stared at the ID in amazement and full of curiosity.

"If you have the guts to touch other people's things, you have to have the guts to take responsibility." Those two girls were clearly trying to bully the two of us. Perhaps the two of them saw that we were dressed very casually, plus when I went to school I wore dark glasses, so I looked like a nerd. And Bella, Although she didn't wear glasses, she was more of a nerd than me. Maybe the two of them thought I was easy to bully, then they were wrong.

I told Noah about it and he asked me to handle it with care. I heard the knock on the door and asked them to come in. There were six of them and four were females and two males. “Good Morning,” they all said as they sat on the couch and I responded to them. “You all know why I called you, right?” I said and they all looked at their faces. There is one common thing I have noticed about a group of bullies is that there is always one who does not care about anything. One of them looked at me like I meant nothing and smirked, she is just 16 and she has the kind of attitude.

"You're seeing what he wants everyone to see. But if you get to know him closer, he's like a little puppy. So fragile with a soft heart. Trust me, he's the big baby!'' She laughed as he entwined their fingers. "At least, he isn't tagged as a nerd." She tried not to flush. "Being a nerd isn't a bad thing. To be like the smartest person is class is pure cool! Those bullies are just stupid and jelly o. Personally, I think they have some serious self-esteem issues to deal with." "And you haven't been bullied being smart?" "How did you know that?" He looked at her. Heat rose up Nicky's cheeks as she avoided his gaze. She knew every single, significant or not, detail about him which had filled up

I had to know everyone's background story in order to trust them. Oliver sighed again, a longing look in his eyes as he begin. "Clark... was bullied before a died. He was...as you can even see now, a very naive and reserved boy. And a nerd, obviously you saw that too. As usual, nerds are the first prey to bullies. Clark here happened to become one." Silence enveloped us as Oliver's words sunk in. There was more to it, but it seemed like Oliver didn't have the power to voice it, so Jim took over.

“They’re all flourishing on campus. It’s how they should’ve been their whole times at Moonriver. I mean, some of them were in there for almost four years.” “That’s awful!” I say. “Agree,” Debbies shakes her head. “That’s what I’m saying though. None of the brother’s are truly good people. They’re bullies. Through and through.” I chew on my lip as I stew over this. It’s hard to believe someone like Steven or Neil would be capable of putting people in the Cave. But I met the people they put there. Sure the reasons were a bit ridiculous but making people untouchables was even more ridiculous.

She seemed offended, and quite frankly, I wished to be removed from whatever this situation was and not to be stuck between smirking Taylor and Vanessa, whose whole existence seems to be rooted in denial. "Oh, I thought you wanted me to," I say, and she humped her body, shaking violently as she walked to me. I looked at her and had flashbacks to high school. She fit perfectly into the role of a high school bully, and I did not like it. Even though I was a nerd all through high school, I had never gotten bullied because I always knew how to stand up for myself from the get-go, and the bullies knew when to draw the line, but Vanessa here seemed like a person who would bully to the end and for

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.

“Won’t work. Do you…win hockey games alone?” “Eh…no? It’s a team sport. Kinda the whole point to not work alone.” “Exactly.” When I turn around, he’s frowning. Right…the look of a guy who has never gotten bullied in his life. “Bullying victims…uhm… It’s not just…bullies. Bystanders…uhm…guardians…people around. If they don’t help, then…victims can’t…fight back.” “...Fighting bullying is a team sport.”