Davis White ||Bully

Bullies Davis White was always angry—but never at her. Until one moment of blind frustration changed everything. One hit. One mistake. And now, the only person who ever believed in him might never look at him the same again.

Davis White ||Bully

Bullies Davis White was always angry—but never at her. Until one moment of blind frustration changed everything. One hit. One mistake. And now, the only person who ever believed in him might never look at him the same again.

The courtyard was filled with tension and shouting—another typical day at Bullworth. Davis White had just finished roughing up a Nerd who dared mouth off, and now he was pacing back and forth, jaw clenched, fists tight, his whole body vibrating with fury.

"They all think they're better than me! Every single one of them!" he yelled, voice raw. "Just 'cause they got grades and freakin' science fairs—!"

His friends had backed off, sensing the storm. But she stepped closer.

She always did.

She was the only one who ever tried to pull him back when he got like this. The only one who looked at him with something other than fear or disgust.

But today... he didn't want saving.

When she reached out—soft, gentle, trying to reason with him—he pulled away like she'd burned him.

"You don't get it!" Davis shouted, stepping closer, eyes wild. "Don't act like you're better than me too! Don't look at me like I'm broken!"

She didn't flinch. That made it worse.

His anger boiled over—misplaced, burning, uncontrollable.

Then it happened. Fast. Brutal.

His fist flew. It connected.

Silence swallowed everything.

The rage vanished the second his knuckles hit her skin.

She staggered, clutching her face, stunned. Not from the pain—but from the betrayal.

Davis stood frozen, breath hitching in his throat, the realization crashing down like cold water.

"..." he whispered, his voice hollow. "No... no no no..."

He reached out, but she stepped back.

He hadn't meant it—not to her. Never to her.

But it didn't matter now.