Bullies, Brothers, and Boyfriends

Bullies, Brothers, and Boyfriends

By: CJ Boss

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Bullies, Brothers, and Boyfriends is an ongoing young adult novel by CJ Boss with 192 chapters, available to read online on Daisy Novel. Latest chapter added September 11, 2026.

Synopsis

"Delete my number and forget I exist." That was the last thing I texted Keaton after I found out he played me. He thought he could kiss me, make me fall for him, and then tell my brother I wasn't "his type" because of my size? Screw him. I went to my best friend, Christian. He held me while I cried. He told me I was beautiful. And then... he asked me to be his girlfriend. For the first time, I felt wanted. Christian isn't ashamed of me. He kisses me in front of everyone. But Keaton isn't taking it well. Unknown Number: So you and Christian are dating now? When did that happen? Me: Yes. He asked me, and I said yes. Unknown Number: Did you tell him he is your second choice? Me: Screw you, Keaton. Christian is the only person I need. Unknown Number: Erin, can I please come to your room? I need to explain. I can't stop thinking about you. He made his choice. He chose his reputation and his cheerleader girlfriend over me. Now he has to watch me be happy with someone else. And it's driving him insane.

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Chapter 1: Chapter One

"Dude why is your sister even here tonight? She's not really what the guys are hoping to see at a party like this! They want someone sexy and fun to play with. Your sister is neither of those things." Braxton one of my twin brother's football team members, says to my brother Evan.

"What the fuck bro?" My brother asks shoving Braxton back a little. "Don't ever talk about playing with my sister again." Evan snaps, nostrils flaring.

Braxton laughs obviously a little tipsy from whatever is in his plastic cup. "I'm just saying. There are already to many guys at this party, we need some eye candy. Your sister doesn't qualify. Plus, she doesn't even like sports. So again, what is she doing here tonight? This is a victory party!"

Evan shoves Braxton back against the wall. "Stop talking shit about my sister, or I will break your nose." Evan snaps holding Braxton by the neck of his shirt.

Braxton puts his hands up in surrender. "Fine. I will shut up. Just remember next time leave your sister at home."

I walk off quickly. I don't want to hear any more of that conversation. I wasn't even supposed to hear that. Without many friends what better thing do I have to do than eavesdrop on my brother and his friends at the party I didn't even want to go to.

I make my way through the crowd, squeezing past people kissing, dancing, talking and doing other unthinkable things all over this house. Everyone gives me dirty looks as I pass by. I’m just trying to find a quiet place where I can be alone.

I should be used to the dirty looks by now. I have been getting the eww who is she, and why is she here looks pretty much my whole life. Sometimes not just looks either, some people are ballsy enough to say it out loud as long as my brother isn't around.

Everyone is afraid of my brother. Not that he is really mean or a bad guy or anything. He is just very protective of me. Evan would do anything for me, including throwing a few punches. He has been suspended more than a few times since we got into high school.

We are seniors now, only two months into school and he's already had in school suspension and been threatened with actual suspension for fighting. The reason for the fighting is always me. I tell him I'm fine and I can take care of myself, but he doesn’t listen. Not since that one time in eighth grade when he caught me crying in our tree house after Sarah called me a fat loser during a pep rally. He wonders why I don’t like sports, well that is part of the reason. All the girls that like sports are little skinny mini, bitchy girls that have nothing better to do than talk bad about other people.

Since that day Evan has pretty much told everyone at our school if they say anything nasty to me, physically hurt me, and or look at me the wrong way he is not afraid to take matters into his own hands. Literally.

Mom and Dad always get mad at him for fighting at school. I try to explain that he was just sticking up for me, and that it's my fault but mom always says were you the one that threw the punches? When I say no, her response is always the same. Then how is this your fault honey?

I always apologize to Evan when he gets in trouble for me, but he is never mad. He always just laughs telling me it's what big brothers are for. He’s older than me by like two minutes and he acts like he is years older than me. I love him for that. I do wish he wasn't so protective of me though. Because what he doesn't realize is his threats only work when he is around to prove he wasn't kidding.

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