Don't Let Me Down
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Last published Tue, Mar 14, 2017
So this story was inspired by non other than @RubixCube89201 who is an AMAZING author. You guys should definitely check out her book The Good Girl's Bad Boys: The Good, The Bad and The Bullied. Seriously it's the best story ever made!
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No on paid me any mind as I walked down the halls of my high school. Just the way I liked it. I was usually bullied at my old school, but this was a fresh start for me. New home, new school. There was surely no way I would get bull-
"Watch it loser!" Someone pushed me to the ground and kept running like hell was on their heels.
"Why don't you watch it you jerk?!"
Suddenly the person stopped and turned around slowly.
I gulped. Wrong move.
I hurried to stand up and run because quite frankly I valued my little pathetic life thank you very much. Before I could get very far though my collar was grabbed and I was yanked back harshly.
"Who the hell do you think you are?" I saw the fist coming. I knew it was inevitable. So I closed my eyes and tensed waiting for he pain that was sure to come. The pain that never came.
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