X Bullied Reader Novels & Stories

Georgie snorted. Stanley did not say anything. He put away his phone and helped Xyla to walk to the living room. Georgie followed closely behind. Three of them sank to the sofa, Xyla leaned on the back of the sofa and let out a heavy sigh comfortably. Those who had been bullied by Fred must be so excited as though they had their revenge when they saw the news, she thought. “They do deserve it. God will never spare such awful people.” Xyla said coldly, “We might be afraid of horrifying people like them but God will not.”

Xander asked, as he turned me around and placed his hands on my hips. “Kristi and her son Brian. I came across a group of kids bullying him today, so I went to speak with his mother. Apparently, kids feel they have the right to be assholes to him because of his arm injury. I offered to personally train him because he should be able to defend himself. It was either train him or decapitate the children.” I shrugged, not sure which option was more appealing. If there was something I could not stand, it was bullying. Xander’s lips turned down, obviously recognizing who I was speaking about.

“The reason I act this way is because it’s the only way you give me your attention. I don’t know if you can remember back in high school. The first day, I tried to talk to you, all you did was act like I wasn’t even there. But when I bullied you, you gave me all your attention. That’s why I act the way I act, to get your attention. Why I am telling you now is because I can’t see you with someone else. I can't see you cry. Seeing you cry just breaks all these walls I have built around my heart.” “Oh my God, you could have tried other ways besides bullying! Maybe ask me out on a date or something." I say in between tears, but these tears are tears of joy, not hatred. Because finally, I realise

“I thought you loved hockey so much, you can’t afford to lose it.” Jace’s face turned sullen slowly, his jaw tightened. I could feel he was stuffing it all in, refusing to let it out. I tried to think of what to say again to convince him but then my phone rang beside me. I paused and turned to look at the screen. Quinn texted. ‘Have you seen this?’ I picked up my phone and clicked on the link she sent afterward. It was a video of one of the boys on the team, telling everyone how he was bullied by Jace and how the coach tried to bury it all because of the Carters’ family.

It wasn’t something that could be fixed anymore. Not that I wanted him to do anything for me. I clenched my fists and pressed my lips together, forcing myself to calm down so I wouldn’t let my emotions spill out. Weak women like me are always easy to manipulate. “Let’s just say,” I replied after swallowing hard and steadying my voice, “I was surprised to see my bully there.” “Yuvonne isn’t a bully,” Baxter immediately defended her before adding, “The childhood bullying was her following her mother’s orders. Everyone deserves a second chance.”

I quietly said still looking at phone. "Anytime Emily." Xavier replied. The boys walked me up to my first period and I couldn't be more grateful. The classes passed by easily, thou I still received glares and whispers from people but no one came to bully me at all because the Hunter boys were always by my side. Even Henry and his friends didn't come closer to me but I could feel their burning gaze at me anytime I passed. When lunch break came by, I sat with the boys in the cafeteria. We talked and laughed when they said funny stories about themselves. I found out that their sister Amy, will be coming to our school next week because she got expelled from her school for almost beating up a gir

"Come on! You can't possibly be so blind that you don't understand that you won—everyone is bullying me, so will you please leave me alone!" Xavier suddenly bends his head back in laughter. "You think people are bullying you?" He looks me up and down with mildly entertained eyes, and it gives me the chills. "That's a ridiculous claim! Sure, you're the omega, but we do care about you, Rhian. And the guys think you're-..." "Oh yeah? You care about me, huh?" I interrupt him, beyond furious. "Is that why you've turned my life into a living hell?!"

“I don’t remember that.” “I often found things like that in my locker,” Clara replied. There was an awkward silence between them. Clara could tell that Xavier was feeling bad about never noticing how extreme the bullying was. “I didn’t know about those details,” Xavier said. “I’m sorry about that.” “You wouldn’t have done anything anyway,” Clara pointed out in a brusque manner. “...You’re right,” Xavier said reluctantly. “I’ll find a way to help you now. Have you ever thought about laxatives?”

**Trigger Warning - This book contains theme's some people find disturbing. It is a dark story - it contains mention of rape and dub-con. If you don't like stories with dubious consent do not read - (It is called BLACKMAILED by the BULLY people... this is the title and THEME of the book) Much love and thanks for reading x** Alice stood on the corner on Monroe Avenue, staring at the house four doors down. Outwardly, there was nothing terrifying about the property—a three-bed red brick terrace similar to others in the row, and not dissimilar to her own.

"No, no, no, I failed you. I should have been better." "You can be better," I told him, inching forward. I knew what he was going through now. I knew all that he faced and I knew what his trauma had done to him. All this time I had been resisting the truth while accepting it at the same time. Xerxes was a bully that pushed everyone away with violence because he was afraid of getting hurt. Bullies were just like us, only they had a lot more to be angry about and they didn't know how to handle their anger so they took it out on the weakest target. 'Not all people who look weak are weak. We all had a strength within us and all we needed to do was tap into it.'