If Only You Could See Through My Eyes
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People say "Sticks and Stones May Break my Bones but Words will Never hurt Me" Teenager Allison being bullied by Jock Tyler, proves that words do hurt. Allison having Autistic Disorder gets bullied by different people but not like Tyler, who makes her suffer everyday.
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