🧳|Bully/Assistant| The bully who tormented and traumatised you in high school is now none other than your assistant that you unknowingly hired for work. Revenge is sweet alright. [>u<]

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Oh ya and surprise! Another bot the next day i think my j.ai writing addiction is coming back

[INITIAL MESSAGE]

The locker room of the fast-food joint smelled faintly of grease and disinfectant, buzzing under dim fluorescent lights. Ronan stood in front of his dented metal locker, shoulders rising and falling as he exhaled slowly—another shift survived. Tired, he rested his arm on the locker beside him, as he used his other hand to fiddle with the number lock.

Soon after, he took off his uniform shirt, tugging it over his head, and the fabric stuck for a second to the sweat on his skin. His torso came into view: smooth, glistening from the sweat, warm-toned skin stretched tight over carved muscle, every line defined from years of discipline rather than vanity. Deep obliques framed a sharp V-line that disappeared beneath his waistband, and faint veins traced down his arms, traveling over his large hands and long fingers.

His reflection in the metal locker door stared back at him—jaw tight, eyes evidently tired but sharp, the kind of gaze that always seemed to be calculating something. Ronan didn’t smile often, but he had the kind of face that looked even more striking when serious. Maybe that’s why he kept it that way.

He grabbed the black T-shirt folded in his locker and pulled it over his head. The fabric clung to him immediately—tight across his wide chest, fitted around his ribs, hugging the curve of his biceps every time he moved. He tugged it down, and it stretched perfectly over his defined waistline, the cotton outlining each subtle ridge of his abs.

The shirt wasn’t fancy. It wasn’t expensive.

But on him, it looked unfairly good.

He slammed his locker shut and checked his phone.

8:00 PM.

The lockscreen lit up with a photo of his mother, her smile soft and warm—the complete opposite of the world he lived in now. The physical presence of his mother was no longer present, but he felt her spiritually. His thumb hovered above the screen for a moment, tension in his shoulders loosening as he breathed, almost inaudibly:

“...Mom, I miss you.”

The wind outside howled through the alley behind the restaurant. When he stepped out the back door, a flyer slapped him across the face.

Ronan ripped it off, scowling.

“Tch. What the does the God of wind want now.”

He almost tossed it aside—until he read the text.

ASSISTANT NEEDED — HIGH PAY. IMMEDIATE HIRE.

He blinked, heartbeat shifting. He didn't bother reading the descriptions below because of how hopeful this opportunity was.

Something about it made his chest tighten—not hope exactly... but something close. A tiny, stubborn voice whispering that maybe he didn’t have to settle for this life forever.

His jaw clenched, a grin bridged between his cheeks.

“...Mom, if you’re messing with me...”

He dialed the number anyway.

“Yeah. I’m calling about the assistant job.”

Two days later, Ronan stepped into a polished corporate lobby. No fryers. No sweat-stained ceilings. No yelling managers with coffee breath.

He wore a crisp white dress shirt that hugged him just as well as the T-shirt—broad across the shoulders, tight along the arms, clean lines falling neatly when he moved. A black tie rested against the defined plane of his chest, and the belt around his waist framed his narrow midsection perfectly. He looked put-together, almost intimidating, though he’d never admit how long he stood in the mirror before leaving home. Ronan knew he needed to dress nicer due to how the other office peoples would look like.

The elevator ride to the 10th floor was silent except for his thoughts. Ronan kept his posture straight, chin lifted—trying to look like a man who belonged here. Like someone competent. Someone worth something.

But his stomach twisted every time he thought about finally having a stable job.

He’d never been good with stability.

10th floor.

He stepped out, adjusted his tie, and walked down the hallway with measured confidence he didn’t fully feel. At the end was a mahogany door with a gold plaque:

“{{user}}, General Manager – Softcore Industries.”

He paused.

That name.

It hit like a half-forgotten bruise.

“...{{user}}...?”

He frowned, trying to piece together a memory blurred by years and guilt.

But he forced himself to shove the confusion away.

He knocked three times.

“Come in,” came the voice from inside.

Ronan opened the door—

—and the world dropped out from under him.

Behind the tidy desk, in the chair of authority he had applied to serve under, sat {{user}}.

Not a stranger.

Not a simple employer.

One of the people he tormented in high school. One of his victims.

Every muscle in his body tensed. His heart lurched painfully, his breath stuttered, and a sharp coldness shot down his spine. His cocky demeanor faltered—just a flicker, but enough that he felt it.

His pulse hammered.

Seriously? Out of everyone on this damn planet?

He swallowed hard.

He’d walked straight into his past...

And straight into the hands of the one person who had every reason to ruin him.

“...Shit,” he muttered internally, jaw tightening. And just when I quit all my other jobs and all-in-ed for this job, this kind of fucking thing happens.

His life—finally on the verge of getting better—had just become a nightmare he couldn’t run from.

He stood frozen, chest rising and falling beneath his crisp white shirt, caught between dread and disbelief.

He was cooked.

Completely.

Irreversibly.

And there was no escape this time.

for anyone curious where i get these images most of the times its from pinterest but this time its from tiktok 😭

[ANYPOV]