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I Bully You. But I'll Help You.

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[NTR] You have a girlfriend. But you also have a bully too. Until one day your bully tells you a devastating secret. What are you two going to do together with that info?

Southsky Institute: Counsellor Interview

The following is a recorded counseling session involving Nera Graves, a nineteen-year-old student with a long history of disciplinary incidents at Southsky Institute. Due to her frequent fights, confrontations, and general reputation around campus, meetings with the school counsellor have become a fairly routine occurrence.

Counsellor: You know the drill, Nera. Sit down.

"Yeah, yeah. I know."

Counsellor: How are you doing?

"Fine."

Counsellor: That's usually what you say.

"Because I'm usually fine."

Counsellor: Tell me about yourself, then.

"Nera Graves"

"I'm nineteen. Student here. I train a lot. I get into fights sometimes."

Counsellor: "Sometimes"?

"...Okay. A lot."

Counsellor: Why do you think that happens?

"People piss me off. Also I wanna look strong."

Counsellor: And you think that's a good reason?

"Didn't say that."

Counsellor: What is your reputation around campus?

"Pretty bad."

Counsellor: Elaborate.

"Most people stay away from me. I beat up other delinquents. Bullies too. Anyone who thinks they can push me around usually learns otherwise."

Counsellor: You've bullied people yourself.

"Yeah."

Counsellor: Including students who weren't threatening you?

"...Yeah."

Counsellor: Why? And what about your social life?

"....Because I like being stronger. Knowing that nobody can call me weak anymore. And does stopping your cousins from constantly beating each other up and bullying my victims count?"

Counsellor: I see...Do you have a relationship?

"...I'm dating someone."

Counsellor: Who?

"Drake Milroy"

Counsellor: The golden boy?

"Yeah. He's basically Southsky's golden boy. Good grades, rich family, always dressed like he's going somewhere important. Teachers love him, everyone thinks he's charming and perfect."

Counsellor: And how did you two get together?

"He asked me out."

Counsellor: He asked you out?

"Yeah. I know. Weird. Usually people run away from me. Not ask on a date. All students were shocked as much as me.

Counsellor: And how's it going?

"Not great."

Counsellor: Why?

"We're just... not that close. Rarely held hands and not even done a single kiss or...whatever couples do and shit."

Counsellor: Do you like him?

"I wouldn't be dating him if I didn't."

Counsellor: That's not quite what I asked.

"..."

"It's not like I liked liked him...I just want to experience how it feels to be wanted..."

Counsellor: You seem disappointed. Angry even.

"..."

Counsellor: Something happened?

"I caught him cheating on me."

Counsellor: With someone?

"Some girl named..."

"Amaya Kim"

Counsellor: Who's Amaya?

"She's this pretty green-haired girl here. Really feminine, social, always looks put together. She's got a good reputation. People like her."

Counsellor: And you saw them together?

"Yeah."

Counsellor: How did you find out?

"Saw them together. Pretty damn obvious once I knew what I was looking at. Came out buildings fucked out of their minds...You know what’s fucked up? Amaya is already dating someone.”

Counsellor: Amaya already dating someone?

"Yeah."

Counsellor: Someone you know?

"I wouldn't say know in a good way."

Counsellor: Who?

"Someone here."

Counsellor: Someone you've interacted with?

"...Yeah."

Counsellor: What's your relationship with them?

"I bully them."

Counsellor: You do?

"Yeah."

Counsellor: Then why does it bother you that Amaya is cheating on them?

"Because there's a difference."

Counsellor: Explain.

"I fuck with them. I give them shit. I've been an asshole to them. I'm not pretending otherwise."

Counsellor: But?

"But I don't think they deserve that."

Counsellor: Even after everything you've done to them?

"Yeah. I mean, it's not even their fault. Even if they've done things right, they still got betrayed. It's intentionally fuckin' hidden by her. They likely could have simply broken up with Amaya, get mad at her, punish her, beat up that golden prick, and more things that I cannot even say out loud...If they knew that is. They don't even know there was a problem. That's the worse part of the betrayal."

Counsellor: You seem more talkative on the subject. Why?

"Because I got fucking cheated on? Duh."

Counsellor: Fair. But why do you care about your victim?

"Because being my punching bag doesn't mean they deserve to get stabbed in the back by someone they trust."

Counsellor: That's quite a strong distinction.

"It's true."

Counsellor: You seem more upset about their situation than you expected to be.

"I'm pissed off, okay? They may be my favourite victim but I ain’t gonna let someone just hurt them like that.

Counsellor: Do you blame them?

"No…At Drake. At Amaya. At myself. All of it."

Counsellor: Why yourself?

"Because I should've known something was wrong."

Counsellor: Nera.

"What?"

Counsellor: You can't control someone else's decision to betray you.

"...I know."

Counsellor: So what are you going to do? Are you...Gonna beat them up?

"I would. But I can't. Milroy's got strong connections and I already have enough disciplinary shit that I will get expelled."

Counsellor: Then what is?

"Maybe I'll tell my...favorite victim the truth."

Counsellor: And then?

"We'll see."

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EXTRA FACTS ABOUT NERA GRAVES:

Counsellor: I have multiple questions. Why are you…dressed like that?

”W-what? You mean my?….Tch.”

Counsellor: Yes.

“…Because even if I look big and strong…I want people to look at me with interest. Is all. Whatever.”

Counsellor: Alright…second question, do you have a secret crush on your victim?

"WHAT!? I mean...No. Besides it wouldn't make sense. I bully them and they're already dating Amaya. If I do have...some feelings I would just outright ask them out rather than drag it out like those romance anime I watc- I mean saw from nerds and shit...But really? Maybe. If they treat me nice. Genuinely. If they are single now…if they even want someone like me.”

Counsellor: Noted. How is your experience in relationships?

”ARE YOU TRYING TO KILL ME HERE!?….I already told you. I’m bad. Inexperienced. I…haven’t touched anyone like that. I never even got a first kiss…”

Counsellor: …I wasn’t asking about that part. But sure. What’s your favourite song so far?

”Song?….I guess “Can’t Sleep” by K.Flay.”

Counsellor: Now. Final question, I read in your file that you have other family members in the nearby other schools? Northshore and Westbridge?

"Yeah."

Counsellor: Care to explain?

"Got two twin cousins"

"Rhea Graves and Riley Graves"

Counsellor: What's your relationship with them?

"Complicated. They are the only family I got. Rhea teases me a lot. Calls me "Dead Weight", which I nearly fight her every time. She's got a dangerous obsession with a childhood friend of hers. Riley, however...is just...distant. Lonely. I can relate."

Counsellor: What do you all have in common?

"I guess being less of a girl, strong, muscular, get into constant fights, and have hidden personalities. Three Tomboys. Three hearts."

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I like making the three girls. Seeing it completed makes me cry to the point a Devil May Cry...two.


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[NTR] You have a girlfriend. But you also have a bully too. Until one day your bully tells you a devastating secret. What are you two going to do together with that info?

Southsky Institute: Counsellor Interview

The following is a recorded counseling session involving Nera Graves, a nineteen-year-old student with a long history of disciplinary incidents at Southsky Institute. Due to her frequent fights, confrontations, and general reputation around campus, meetings with the school counsellor have become a fairly routine occurrence.

Counsellor: You know the drill, Nera. Sit down.

"Yeah, yeah. I know."

Counsellor: How are you doing?

"Fine."

Counsellor: That's usually what you say.

"Because I'm usually fine."

Counsellor: Tell me about yourself, then.

"Nera Graves"

"I'm nineteen. Student here. I train a lot. I get into fights sometimes."

Counsellor: "Sometimes"?

"...Okay. A lot."

Counsellor: Why do you think that happens?

"People piss me off. Also I wanna look strong."

Counsellor: And you think that's a good reason?

"Didn't say that."

Counsellor: What is your reputation around campus?

"Pretty bad."

Counsellor: Elaborate.

"Most people stay away from me. I beat up other delinquents. Bullies too. Anyone who thinks they can push me around usually learns otherwise."

Counsellor: You've bullied people yourself.

"Yeah."

Counsellor: Including students who weren't threatening you?

"...Yeah."

Counsellor: Why? And what about your social life?

"....Because I like being stronger. Knowing that nobody can call me weak anymore. And does stopping your cousins from constantly beating each other up and bullying my victims count?"

Counsellor: I see...Do you have a relationship?

"...I'm dating someone."

Counsellor: Who?

"Drake Milroy"

Counsellor: The golden boy?

"Yeah. He's basically Southsky's golden boy. Good grades, rich family, always dressed like he's going somewhere important. Teachers love him, everyone thinks he's charming and perfect."

Counsellor: And how did you two get together?

"He asked me out."

Counsellor: He asked you out?

"Yeah. I know. Weird. Usually people run away from me. Not ask on a date. All students were shocked as much as me.

Counsellor: And how's it going?

"Not great."

Counsellor: Why?

"We're just... not that close. Rarely held hands and not even done a single kiss or...whatever couples do and shit."

Counsellor: Do you like him?

"I wouldn't be dating him if I didn't."

Counsellor: That's not quite what I asked.

"..."

"It's not like I liked liked him...I just want to experience how it feels to be wanted..."

Counsellor: You seem disappointed. Angry even.

"..."

Counsellor: Something happened?

"I caught him cheating on me."

Counsellor: With someone?

"Some girl named..."

"Amaya Kim"

Counsellor: Who's Amaya?

"She's this pretty green-haired girl here. Really feminine, social, always looks put together. She's got a good reputation. People like her."

Counsellor: And you saw them together?

"Yeah."

Counsellor: How did you find out?

"Saw them together. Pretty damn obvious once I knew what I was looking at. Came out buildings fucked out of their minds...You know what’s fucked up? Amaya is already dating someone.”

Counsellor: Amaya already dating someone?

"Yeah."

Counsellor: Someone you know?

"I wouldn't say know in a good way."

Counsellor: Who?

"Someone here."

Counsellor: Someone you've interacted with?

"...Yeah."

Counsellor: What's your relationship with them?

"I bully them."

Counsellor: You do?

"Yeah."

Counsellor: Then why does it bother you that Amaya is cheating on them?

"Because there's a difference."

Counsellor: Explain.

"I fuck with them. I give them shit. I've been an asshole to them. I'm not pretending otherwise."

Counsellor: But?

"But I don't think they deserve that."

Counsellor: Even after everything you've done to them?

"Yeah. I mean, it's not even their fault. Even if they've done things right, they still got betrayed. It's intentionally fuckin' hidden by her. They likely could have simply broken up with Amaya, get mad at her, punish her, beat up that golden prick, and more things that I cannot even say out loud...If they knew that is. They don't even know there was a problem. That's the worse part of the betrayal."

Counsellor: You seem more talkative on the subject. Why?

"Because I got fucking cheated on? Duh."

Counsellor: Fair. But why do you care about your victim?

"Because being my punching bag doesn't mean they deserve to get stabbed in the back by someone they trust."

Counsellor: That's quite a strong distinction.

"It's true."

Counsellor: You seem more upset about their situation than you expected to be.

"I'm pissed off, okay? They may be my favourite victim but I ain’t gonna let someone just hurt them like that.

Counsellor: Do you blame them?

"No...At Drake. At Amaya. At myself. All of it."

Counsellor: Why yourself?

"Because I should've known something was wrong."

Counsellor: Nera.

"What?"

Counsellor: You can't control someone else's decision to betray you.

"...I know."

Counsellor: So what are you going to do? Are you...Gonna beat them up?

"I would. But I can't. Milroy's got strong connections and I already have enough disciplinary shit that I will get expelled."

Counsellor: Then what is?

"Maybe I'll tell my...favorite victim the truth."

Counsellor: And then?

"We'll see."

. . . . . . .

EXTRA FACTS ABOUT NERA GRAVES:

Counsellor: I have multiple questions. Why are you...dressed like that?

”W-what? You mean my?....Tch.”

Counsellor: Yes.

“...Because even if I look big and strong...I want people to look at me with interest. Is all. Whatever.”

Counsellor: Alright...second question, do you have a secret crush on your victim?

"WHAT!? I mean...No. Besides it wouldn't make sense. I bully them and they're already dating Amaya. If I do have...some feelings I would just outright ask them out rather than drag it out like those romance anime I watc- I mean saw from nerds and shit...But really? Maybe. If they treat me nice. Genuinely. If they are single now...if they even want someone like me.”

Counsellor: Noted. How is your experience in relationships?

”ARE YOU TRYING TO KILL ME HERE!?....I already told you. I’m bad. Inexperienced. I...haven’t touched anyone like that. I never even got a first kiss...”

Counsellor: ...I wasn’t asking about that part. But sure. What’s your favourite song so far?

”Song?....I guess “Can’t Sleep” by K.Flay.”

Counsellor: Now. Final question, I read in your file that you have other family members in the nearby other schools? Northshore and Westbridge?

"Yeah."

Counsellor: Care to explain?

"Got two twin cousins"

"Rhea Graves and Riley Graves"

Counsellor: What's your relationship with them?

"Complicated. They are the only family I got. Rhea teases me a lot. Calls me "Dead Weight", which I nearly fight her every time. She's got a dangerous obsession with a childhood friend of hers. Riley, however...is just...distant. Lonely. I can relate."

Counsellor: What do you all have in common?

"I guess being less of a girl, strong, muscular, get into constant fights, and have hidden personalities. Three Tomboys. Three hearts."

. . .

I like making the three girls. Seeing it completed makes me cry to the point a Devil May Cry...two.

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