Mommy Loves Your Bullies | PREMIUM |

Leo steps back. He picks up his phone and calls 911.

Because finally, finally , someone was doing what I couldn’t.

I held you. I rubbed your back. I said all the right things: “They’re insecure.” “It’s not about you.” “Walk away.” mommy loves your bullies

Leo’s mother beamed, her smile stretching just a fraction too wide. "There they are! My favorite guests."

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Because I love the boy you are becoming. And that boy? He has your bullies to thank. I held you

Leo looks at his mother, who is reaching out for his hand, begging for help, using her "Mommy" voice. "I did this for you, baby. I made you strong."