Diaper Bully Novels & Stories

I hug her, not wanting her to see the tears in my eyes. The next morning, we arrived at school, and as soon as we got down from the car, a crowd surrounded us, and I knew what was coming. “Leon, don’t tell you are now with the school cafeteria’s top customer?” A guy said, pulling his head back. “Are you now interested in fat girls? You can probably carry her with all that strength.” The crowd started laughing, but my eyes were focused on Leon. There was a small speck of hope, maybe this time; he would stand up for me.

The small girl in clothing as tattered as his own was sobbing as another one of the older girls slapped her. ‘Where in the hell are the teachers when you need them?’ Darius looked around, not seeing anyone doing anything to stop the bullying. A third teenager in the group stepped forward and kicked the girl in her ribs and he’d seen enough. He strode over to them. “Yo, butt-face! You want to try that crap on me?” he asked, his voice thundering across the yard. “Get lost, you dickless shit!” one of the snobby girls snapped as she loosened her grasp to glare at him.

Austin played along and asked, "Why do you think, Spence?" Hyacinth's hands were clenched to a tight fist under the table. "Simple. Those who bully someone is a person who lacks attention and greedy as hell. That only shows how pitiful they are— they needed to hurt someone, to demean someone and act as though they are superior just to be relevant. In they end, they're not someone big. They won't matter. Those bullies will just push everyone further away. That when they are six feet under the mess they made, everyone won't feel bad for them."

The sheer terror on their faces was deeply, deeply satisfying. I stepped forward to stand between them and Daemon. I had a point to make and didn’t want Daemon to distract them from it. "Bullies are people with no real power who, instead of working with people for the benefit of all, just try to make themselves seem better by treating others like shit. I really don't like bullies!" I growled at them. "You thought I was nobody, so you decided to make your pathetic selves seem more significant by lording it over me. You went so far as to trip me physically and hit me.

I can already feel the searing glances of those surrounding us. Dionne is renowned for being a gossiper and a bully, but because she has such a skinny figure and a beautiful face, no one has ever stood up to her–except for one girl named Bethany. I'm not sure why she has to be this stereotypical cheerleader with a condescending attitude toward those she looks down on. I'm not sure why she's coming after Sierra; Sierra doesn't appear to be a weak person to whom she and her friends bully.

Still, I doubted anyone expected my leg sweep. The bully hit the ground hard - no rolling with the blow for her. My foot smashing down on her diaphragm drove the fight right out of her. I wasn't done. The twin rushed in - my thunderbolt left sent her flying back from whence she came. Amazons despise child abuse as cruel and socially cancerous, yet no one else was rushing in to stop me.

"Madam Yard, we don't quarrel." "I know that you will not quarrel with him, but he often bullies you. If he keeps bullying you and making you mad, just let me know. I'll make sure he feels sorry for it." Britney gnashed her teeth because she was afraid that her silly son would drive such a good daughter-in-law away. "Okay. If he dares to bully me, I will definitely seek your help." Adrienne wished Jefferson was bullying her at this moment. Even if he p*ssed her off so much that she felt like killing him, it was better than him disappearing into thin air.

"You crazy bitch! I'm going to kill you!" Mom threw another drawing onto Billy the Bully. It was one Maple had made last night, showing how he used to bully us. "Whoever hurts my daughters must pay with blood." Mom's gaze was like a blade, cutting straight toward Mama Bully. Faced with that look, Mama Bully could only shrink back against the wall, trembling as she called for an ambulance. She didn't dare step forward or fight back. Following that, Mom went to the homes of the other children who had bullied Maple and me at school.