Taming The Bully Novels & Stories

They progressed in their training at seven years old. Their skill improved to the point where they could defeat half the warriors; however, Winter and I observed their remarkable protectiveness of Nyra. Nyra experienced bullying from some boys. Tanner and Trayton wasted no time in helping Nyra, engaging in a physical altercation with the boys that required me to step in with my Alpha tone to defuse the situation.

Baby Zetty was slightly hesitant. Jay came to a realization. “Why didn’t he accompany you back? Did you guys get into an argument? Did he bully you? If he dares to bully you, let me know. I’ll teach him a lesson.” Baby Zetty immediately clarified, “Daddy, how can Brother Finn bully me? I’m the Venom Doctor that everyone in the martial world fears.” There was an icy expression on Jay’s face. “He can’t bully you? That’s because he’s not capable enough. Does that mean that he wants to bully you?”

I moaned out while arching my back as he bit at one of the nip buds while teasing the other between his fingers. “I am going to punish you so so so hard that your bullying deeds will be nowhere near mine,” Titan promised and I yelped at his threat, the idea itself sending shivers down my back. “I am so-sorrrryyyy,” I cried out while Titan encroached my chest with his furious mouth, however my repeated apologies fell into deaf ears as he continued to supersede my title as a bully with his own dominating and highly aggressive moves. Curse you, San ! “Sorry mate. M’ sorry. Please don’t hurt me anymore,” I sobbed as I desperately tried to stop Titan from delving deeper into my neck.

“You’re tiny but you’re not scared.” “I’m not scared of mean people,” Adele said firmly. The smaller boy behind her sniffled and stood up. He moved to stand beside her. The biggest bully rubbed his arm. “Fine. We were just playing.” “No, you weren’t,” Adele said. “Say sorry.” The three bullies looked at each other. Then, one by one, they mumbled, “Sorry.” Adele nodded, satisfied. “Good. Now go play nicely.” The bullies walked away, glancing back at her with a mix of surprise and respect. The smaller boy wiped his eyes and smiled shyly at Adele.

People whispered, elders avoided eye contact and the other kids made sure I knew exactly what they thought about me. All that bullying and neglect made me a shy, insecure little girl who would simply accept the bullshit that came my way with my head down and my mouth shut. Until Remington. He was three years older than me. Strong. Already carrying the scent of a future alpha. He was the first one who looked at me and didn't see a defective person. He saw a different kind of warrior with another set of skills. He taught me how to punch with my whole body, how to climb trees with bare hands, how to speak back without flinching and how to go for the killing shot every time.

I remember him yesterday as an aggressive man—and a man who hates me for being here. "I can't do that, if you have your tradition, the southeast clan do have one too. It is to hide the bride's face until the wedding happens." It's not real but It's the only way I can think to convince him. If this reason is not believable then I think I can't do anything about it. "Well, I'm your future alpha and do you think I do mind about those rules—" "Alpha Lucas, we need you. The rogues are wandering around the western borders and some of them did harm our livestock."

Three weeks ago, Ethan was a new transfer student, and he had shared his notes with me for a week. As soon as Leon saw this, Ethan had been the target of his anger. His teammates had made life miserable for the poor boy. They tore his homework, shoved him into lockers, and beat him up in the bathroom. The following week, Ethan transferred to another school. Since then, no one had cared to come close to him. “Jaxton,” I exhaled, “You have to leave. They don't want you with me please.” Jaxton turned to me, staring at me for a long second, “What they want is not a concern. I choose to stay and I will.”

What the hell was even wrong with the whole family being disrespectful towards me? First, it was their uncle, Alex, now it was them. Who was next? Their mum? I had to put them in their place before it became something I couldn't handle. My temper sparked. Anger rose in me like a tide. My face hardened as I stormed towards them. I could feel rage pulsing through my veins. The best way to deal with a bully was to become the bigger bully. That was the exact word Kingston told me the first time I got bullied at the foster home because I was new.

she clicked out the words slowly between her tongue as though I was a kid who couldn't comprehend her sentence. My ears blared out in denial, but before I could begin to say it to her, she spoke again blurring out my words. " And judging by the way he kept staring after you like a lost sheep throughout all the classes, I would say your bully is also in love with you " I stared at her dumbfounded. Ace likes me? * *

she hugged me when she was on the verge of tears. I stayed in her embrace for a few minutes before disengaging. “What are you going to do? Have you told your mom about it? Surely she wasn't happy about it” “I didn't. We both acted like we've never met before” “Is that the right decision to make?” “I don't know. I just don't want my mom finding out that he bullied me. She's about to get married into his family” “If you think that's right, I support you”