Novel & Cerita Who Is Bullying Riley

“Do you have any idea how much your bullying has affected her? She was already weakened even after our mother’s death! Always scared, looking panicked when she had to talk to a strange man, living as if there was a war about to break out…” “It wasn’t just his bullying that made me like this!” Andy shouted, finally shushing her brother. “Listen, Aaron, I'm ready to tell you what really happened to me back then, but first, I need you to understand that Gabriel is not the villain in this story. I know this may be hard for you to understand, just as it was hard for me, but it's the truth. He has proven himself to be a good man and a good friend to me these past few months and that is why I am he

Makenna straddled Jimena and hit her forcefully, "Those hooligans even had sticks and knives, do you know how we made it through last night?" Riley's eyes grew darker, over twenty hooligans, bullying two girls? And one of them, even his sister! "No, please, stop..." Jimena covered her face with both hands, and through the gaps, she seemed to see a savior. "Mr. Baldwin? Mr. Baldwin, please save me..." Upon hearing the words "Mr. Baldwin," everyone turned their heads and saw Riley standing at the door.

He, Who is the reason behind everything, that mastermind would have come to help me really! I felt like laughing my heart out and obviously clear the misunderstanding dadda has that Ryley would have been my saviour. Ohh that I could tell him, that bastard is none other than Ryley Shine, the bully bastard who does that to me and to all the students in the school.

Jay felt a metallic taste rise in his throat, choking him. The parents standing before him, gloating with satisfaction, felt so unfamiliar—so unbearable to look at. Beside them, Riley smiled sweetly, showing no trace of the depression they had claimed she suffered from. Back then, he had rushed to visit her so frequently because his parents and Riley’s family were old friends. They had told him that Riley had been bullied abroad and had fallen into depression. So they begged him to visit her often.

she asked, cocking her head to the side. “Noth—nothing,” Riley stuttered. “Our people are dead, and the Alpha is missing, but all you can think about are your petty issues with me,” she growled. Riley lowered her eyes, and her long hair covered her face. She had never known her bully to show anyone that type of respect, even when it was required. “If you have a problem with me, come find me after I bring my Dad home,” she growled. She moved, and Riley flinched. Not just Riley—several people stepped back, and when she looked around, she saw the fear in their eyes.

We start to walk, and my heart starts to race. I hope she doesn't ask about the failed deal. I really do not want to speak about it. At least not today, when the tension is still very high. Maybe tomorrow, but definitely not today. “They won't stop…” Riley says suddenly. I blink rapidly, trying to grasp her words. “What won't stop?” “The girls.” “They won't stop taunting and bullying you until you fight back.” I stare at her in disbelief. “You mean I should have thrown hands with her?”

she rambled excitedly. Olivia stopped in her tracks, her brown eyes fixed on Riley. She was a cute girl. She didn't look like an obvious target. "You were bullied?" "Yes…" Riley’s amber eyes lowered. "All the time." That made Olivia remember her first year at Harrington High—the BB girls had tormented her relentlessly. By her second year, she had learned to hide from them. She turned to Riley. "If you want to survive here, stay out of trouble—especially with the BB girls and Zachary."

I did right as the first of Riker's attempts hit the ground. "Stop helping her!" Someone roared on the mic. "That's cheating!" Riley was picking off the others who were closing in on my location one-by-one. "You ganging up on someone just because they aren't like you is bullying, and we don't tolerate that," Riley snarled back. "Roll," Vincent ground out as another bullet whizzed by my character. "I'm almost in position. You're doing great," he complimented. I beamed and continued on my merry path. I was making my way over to the tunnel again, taking the very open and direct path to it this time.

It might all be a prank knowing how cruel people can be. She had a confident, easy going demeanor that was rare in this place. Her short, tousled hair framed a face that seemed perpetually on the verge of a mischievous grin. I couldn't help but wonder if she could really be my friend. I had never had a friend in my life—not even once. Halle and Hailey made sure of that. Their constant bullying and manipulative schemes kept everyone at a distance from me. But Riley was different. She wasn't deterred by the whispers or the glares.

"It’s alright, James, don't cry. Whoever bullies you, I'll help you get back at them!" Sharon released James and rushed forward, kicking Riley in the bend of her leg from behind. "Ah!" Riley screamed, falling flat on her face. Seeing this, Sean turned around while holding Jordan, his face turning red with anger. "Sharon, what are you doing?" "What do you think I'm doing? Riley said that James and I bullied her precious daughter. I had to make it clear, I can't take the blame for nothing." Jordan was too young for Sharon to hurt, but she wouldn't go easy on Riley.