A Bullet Because a Bully

By Wesley O. Hoppe

Will and his friend are in high school. Except for the bullying life was going ok for them and then the was a shooting at the school. One of the students killed themselves. There death may have started a chain reaction of death and chaos. Will beliefs it is his purpose to stop the chaos, but can he before people start dyeing.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Feb 26, 2016
• ISBN: 9781514453926

Wesley O. Hoppe

He was born and raised in Minnesota. He likes to hunt, fish, camp, go to church, and write, of course, but in the school year of 2009–2010, his freshmen year of high school, he struggled to fit in and find where he belonged in the world and became suicidal in his freshmen year and though his sophomore year. Toward the end of tenth grade, he stared to come out of it by finding reasons to live and keep trying in life. Toward the middle of his senior year, he stared writing this book to help people understand and stop what he went though.

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Chapter 1

The Most Sleepless Night

It was that day at school that started everything. I'm Will and I've been bullied my whole entire life by Peter and his friend Jack. Peter is the one that bullied us and Jack just helped. We lost close friend at their house and here's how it happened.

I was in the living room of my friend's house and my friend was on the floor from a drug overdose and had six bad cuts on my friends left forearm. No one was answering their phones. It was like being cut off from the whole world. Then the paramedic looked up at me. With a look that I'll never forget or get over seeing. It was a look of sadness and angers like when your best wasn't good enough.

Is she going to be okay? I asked.

I'm sorry.

No! I cried as I collapsed to the floor one of my friends just committed suicide. The pain I was feeling felt like someone was trying to ripe by heart out of my chest.

She didn't make it. There wasn't anything we could have done. She had a lethal amount of pills in her system. I'm truly sorry for your loss. The paramedic said.

The next week we had the funeral. The loss of someone close to you is never easy. At least the people at the funeral were supportive. I was at the stand on the stage. I've had to do some hard things in life but nothing is harder than having to speak about someone close to you at their funeral.

She was a good friend I should have gotten there faster. With me saying that I had to leave the stage at that point and now here's how it all started.

Chapter 2

The Get Together

It was early on the first day of school of our senior year of high school every one. I was still at home I was running a little late, I hate to be late, I always hate being late