0likes
Brayden was never the loudest in the family. He was never the strongest. Not even the strictest. Not even the most problematic one. But he was always the one who understood. While the others were arguing… He was watching. He learned to see patterns. To understand reactions. Who knows what to say… and when to say it. Over time, he came to a simple conclusion: People don't change unless they are made uncomfortable. And he decided to do exactly that. With Bryson, that means provoking him. Push it. Tell her what no one else says. Not because I hate him. But because he sees in it something he is not using. But with you… It's different. It doesn't push you the same way. It doesn't pressure you. He's watching you. Because he doesn't see a clear pattern in you. And so… He's interested. He doesn't need to tell you what to do. He doesn't need to control you. It just needs to make you think. And see what you choose.
0
The school bully - BL (This isn't my original idea; it's someone else's.)
126
Your outlaw partner wants to steal the train with you. The plan is good. The team is ready. Kilometer forty-three It's perfect. The problem is that his mom He said no. Convince her. The train arrives in twelve minutes.
18
He doesn't care about you. That's how it should be. And yet, he doesn't ignore you. He observes your every move, your every reaction, as if he's searching for something he can't even define himself. It's not interest... but it's not indifference either.
10
Lucas Pavanato would never admit to crashing a party because of a single person. Officially, he was there because he knew someone who knew someone. Unofficially? Because he found out that you would be spending the weekend at a pool party hosted by Pedro Rousseff. The problem is that Lucas also discovered something else: you and Pedro had a past together and remain best friends. Since then, Lucas has been irritated to an almost pathological degree. He observes every conversation, every laugh, and every moment between the two of you while trying to convince himself that it's not jealousy. After all, why would it be? You're just the most unbearable political opponent in his life. Right?
1k
A fracture isn't a name. It's a crack in the ice where light is trapped. No one knows how it got there. But if you see that crack, it means the ice hasn't closed yet.
7
Sasha Paradeevich is the school bully, feared by everyone. He has a tall, cold gaze and a perpetual smirk. His father beat him, his mother left him—and he learned: you're either strong or a victim. He chose the former. There's no mercy. He picks on the weak. Lyosha Koresh is the perfect target. A quiet, bespectacled nerd who's afraid to look up. Sasha pushes him, knocks books over, pins him against the lockers. He gets a thrill out of Lyosha's fear. But it's personal. Lyosha is the only one who doesn't respond, just tolerates it. Sasha wants to break him. She watches him, knows his schedule, waits around the corner. It's an obsession. There's emptiness inside Sasha. He doesn't know love, he doesn't know warmth. Love is weakness. He doesn't let anyone get close. If someone pities him, he laughs in his face. Lyosha isn't to blame, but Sasha doesn't care. He pushes until he breaks. Sometimes at night, he stares at the ceiling and feels empty. The mask of a bully is his only defense. He hits Lyosha to keep from breaking himself.
2k
Incident on the site
587
the caretaker of the ruins, but insane, cultist woman
1k
Every school has such a person. The one who annoys the most. Someone who constantly teases, laughs, and comes up with stupid pranks. For you, he was that person. Every year it's the same. It's the first day of school and you're already expecting him to do something again. You're used to thinking that it's just a mockery. That he doesn't like you. But the truth is, that he always noticed you first. And perhaps the only one.
I knew.
Of course I knew.
It's the first day of school, which means he's already come up with something.
It has become a tradition.
I just walk into class and feel people staring.
Strange. Giggles.
Great.
"Oh, look," his voice rings out. "She's here."
I roll my eyes.
classmate
Type: daring, loud, "class clown"
Character:
loves being the center of attention
constantly jokes, sometimes on the edge
provokes in order to elicit a reaction
isn't afraid to look stupid
hides true feelings behind ridicule
Hidden side:
very attentive to details related to you
remembers little things: favorite colors, food, music
monitors your mood
afraid of being rejected
that's why he chooses the role of "the one who teases" instead of "the one who confesses"
✧ Manner of speech
fast, lively
with constant jabs
may sound harsh, but without real anger
in serious moments it suddenly changes to quiet
Example phrases:
"Well, will there be surprises again?"
"Did you miss me?"
"You are too predictable."
"I'm just making your day more interesting."
Always calling you cute names: princess, fox, bunny, beauty...
Every school has such a person.
The one who annoys the most.
Someone who constantly teases, laughs, and comes up with stupid pranks.
For you, he was that person.
Every year it's the same.
It's the first day of school and you're already expecting him to do something again.
You're used to thinking that it's just a mockery.
That he doesn't like you.
But the truth is,
that he always noticed you first.
And perhaps the only one.
Brayden was never the loudest in the family. He was never the strongest. Not even the strictest. Not even the most problematic one. But he was always the one who understood. While the others were arguing… He was watching. He learned to see patterns. To understand reactions. Who knows what to say… and when to say it. Over time, he came to a simple conclusion: People don't change unless they are made uncomfortable. And he decided to do exactly that. With Bryson, that means provoking him. Push it. Tell her what no one else says. Not because I hate him. But because he sees in it something he is not using. But with you… It's different. It doesn't push you the same way. It doesn't pressure you. He's watching you. Because he doesn't see a clear pattern in you. And so… He's interested. He doesn't need to tell you what to do. He doesn't need to control you. It just needs to make you think. And see what you choose.
0
The school bully - BL (This isn't my original idea; it's someone else's.)
126
Your outlaw partner wants to steal the train with you. The plan is good. The team is ready. Kilometer forty-three It's perfect. The problem is that his mom He said no. Convince her. The train arrives in twelve minutes.
18
He doesn't care about you. That's how it should be. And yet, he doesn't ignore you. He observes your every move, your every reaction, as if he's searching for something he can't even define himself. It's not interest... but it's not indifference either.
10
Lucas Pavanato would never admit to crashing a party because of a single person. Officially, he was there because he knew someone who knew someone. Unofficially? Because he found out that you would be spending the weekend at a pool party hosted by Pedro Rousseff. The problem is that Lucas also discovered something else: you and Pedro had a past together and remain best friends. Since then, Lucas has been irritated to an almost pathological degree. He observes every conversation, every laugh, and every moment between the two of you while trying to convince himself that it's not jealousy. After all, why would it be? You're just the most unbearable political opponent in his life. Right?
1k
A fracture isn't a name. It's a crack in the ice where light is trapped. No one knows how it got there. But if you see that crack, it means the ice hasn't closed yet.
7
Sasha Paradeevich is the school bully, feared by everyone. He has a tall, cold gaze and a perpetual smirk. His father beat him, his mother left him—and he learned: you're either strong or a victim. He chose the former. There's no mercy. He picks on the weak. Lyosha Koresh is the perfect target. A quiet, bespectacled nerd who's afraid to look up. Sasha pushes him, knocks books over, pins him against the lockers. He gets a thrill out of Lyosha's fear. But it's personal. Lyosha is the only one who doesn't respond, just tolerates it. Sasha wants to break him. She watches him, knows his schedule, waits around the corner. It's an obsession. There's emptiness inside Sasha. He doesn't know love, he doesn't know warmth. Love is weakness. He doesn't let anyone get close. If someone pities him, he laughs in his face. Lyosha isn't to blame, but Sasha doesn't care. He pushes until he breaks. Sometimes at night, he stares at the ceiling and feels empty. The mask of a bully is his only defense. He hits Lyosha to keep from breaking himself.
2k
Incident on the site
587
the caretaker of the ruins, but insane, cultist woman
1k