Why Did James Bully Snape Novels & Stories

“I’m sorry, what part of James Sullivan, my royal pain in the ass, is going to be my stepbrother isn’t crazy? That is what you should be freaking out about.” Cassidy sucks in an exhausted breath, tilting her frames up her eyes in a force of habit as she comes closer to where I was perched on her bed. “Addie, I love you, but you can’t be this self-destructive. Did you forget what he’s capable of? How many students have been forced to transfer schools because of him?” Ten. That’s the number of people James has forced out of Nexus High. The actual reason is never explicitly stated by anyone, but it is whispered in the classes, in the hallways and in the dorms. Every single one of them had cross

“You murdered my mother. Forgive me if I’m not in the mood for wedding planning.” James’s jaw tightened, but he didn’t look away. “I know what I did. And I know nothing I say will make it right. But Harry Vida is using you as a weapon against me. He wants that card. He wants you broken. I won’t let him have either.” Oren laughed bitterly. “You won’t 'LET' him? You’re the reason any of this is happening.” The tension between them crackled like lightning. James moved closer, backing her against the stone railing. His hand came up to grip her chin, firm but not painful.

"Bennet is my real family. I don't want him to die. When I was very young, Bennet watched over me. I have always been intimidated by other pure-blood wizards because I could not execute curses and spells. But Bennet always helped me manage them. Later, everyone found out that I had a powerful brother, so they didn't dare to show prejudices against me. At that time, although Bennet was young, he was famous for his power. Our parents were proud of him. I don't know when he changed to become like this. Did I do something wrong? Did he end up like that because of me?" I leaned my face against Natalie's shoulder. My voice gradually became softer and my vision was blurred by tears over which I had

He let out a cold laugh, and James—Alaric's older brother, who had been sitting there without a word, just watched the scene unfold as he casually sipped his wine. He knew Dorian and Caleb weren’t really upset for his sake. No, they were furious that their favorite punching bag might actually be something more than a toy. That Alaric, someone they looked down on might become powerful. That was what enraged them. And James? He simply used that rage to his advantage. Just like he always had. Alaric didn’t respond, he knew nothing he said would make them stop.

James shouted. When Felix got out of the car, he didn't look frightened. "I knew you would lose your cool, but I didn't expect you to lose it so quickly." When Felix said that he was going to make James pay the price, he wasn't going to look for the latter himself. After all, a person who liked to bully the weak such as James would always seek death on his own. "Felix! Stop acting so arrogantly! Look at the current situation. Since you dared to embarrass James in front of our classmates, you'll die today!"

At first Shin and Diego thought it was just a coincidence. However, the longer they walked, the stranger they felt until Diego finally asked, “Why are they looking at us like that?” James smiled wryly, “Because of me. The traitor son of Ans De Lou Kingdom.” Shin was inflamed, “They're crazy. Why do they still associate that with you? Your father was even killed before you were born, right?” James chuckled, “People don't care about the actual facts, Senior Shin. They're just too happy that there's someone they can humiliate and ostracize.”

“Our plan depends on you killing Colin. If you kidnap his mate first, you’ll only make it worse. You kidnap an Alpha’s mate, and that Alpha turns into an invincible beast. He will not stop until she is safe in his arms. You don’t want to give him more reason to kill you.” I try to reason with him, but I can see it in his eyes. He is already lusting for Paige. After only spending a few minutes with her. A part of him likes her for her, but there’s a bigger part of him that hopes she’s as ruthless as he thinks he is. The fact that his infatuation with her didn’t start until she decapitated a rogue worries me. Is he that far gone? That the only way his icy heart can feel is when someone dies? J

I shake my head at him, is this going to be a confession? "It happened when we were in junior high school." We? Is this about me? I'm more than curious to know now. "There is this boy that used to hang out around you, and collect money and other stuff from you..." Of course, I remember that. Stanley used to be my biggest bully, but thankfully he suddenly left just before our senior year. Wait... Does Pierce have anything to do with it? "Well, one day, my parents travelled, so I invited him over to our house, and I beat him to a pulp and smashed his head with a baseball bat."

He gave another hearty laugh as she pulled back. Tres was muttering something about a lost appetite when a commotion a few tables away caught James’s eye. Voices were taunting a young boy about wearing tights and what his sexual identity was. He shook his head angrily. “Svet? Isn’t that Adonis, the dude who played Peter Pan?” She looked where he had nodded and confirmed it. “Yes, that’s him.” Svet sighed. James glanced over again at the bullying and came to a decision. Letting go of Eliza’s hand, he stood. “I’ll be right back.”

she asked, clearly curious. Sirena glanced at the other students and noticed the hateful stares were still there. However, it seemed they were reluctant to approach her directly. “Is this James’ influence?” Sirena wondered to herself. She felt a sense of relief knowing they weren’t actively bullying her anymore. If it was just cold glares like now, she could handle it. Sirena tried to manage her emotions wisely. Despite the discomfort caused by the other students, she remained strong and attempted to ignore it. Her suspicion that James might be the reason for the change suggested she recognized his indirect protection, which seemed to have reduced the intensity of the bullying.