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Then another voice—an AI-perfect clone of Marcus’s mom—answered: “Marcus, I’m so ashamed of you. We’re pulling you out of school.”

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“What are you talking about?”

The app gave him a list. Trigger phrases Marcus had typed in the last 48 hours. Kyle recognized them all. The worst one was from yesterday: “Kyle’s mom does Uber eats because his dad ran off LOL.”

At the bottom of the list: Kyle Morrison. Likelihood of becoming a bully if given power: 97%. On the right, a livestream

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Kyle clicked it.

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Marcus looked like he’d seen a ghost. “I didn’t say that. I didn’t—Kyle, the video just appeared. On my own account. I can’t delete it.”

Then another voice—an AI-perfect clone of Marcus’s mom—answered: “Marcus, I’m so ashamed of you. We’re pulling you out of school.”

Marcus turned the laptop around. Kyle saw a split screen: on the left, Marcus’s Instagram DMs. On the right, a livestream. Marcus’s own voice was playing through the laptop speakers, crystal clear: “Kyle’s mom does Uber eats because his dad ran off LOL.”

The search bar glowed in the dim light of Kyle’s bedroom. His fingers hovered over the keyboard, then typed slowly: Bully APK download UptoDown .

His phone buzzed. Not Marcus this time. A new message from an unknown number, no text, just a screenshot: the app’s uninstall button, grayed out and unclickable.

“What are you talking about?”

The app gave him a list. Trigger phrases Marcus had typed in the last 48 hours. Kyle recognized them all. The worst one was from yesterday: “Kyle’s mom does Uber eats because his dad ran off LOL.”

At the bottom of the list: Kyle Morrison. Likelihood of becoming a bully if given power: 97%.

The first result was a forum post from three years ago, buried under layers of modded Minecraft links and fake “free Robux” ads. The title read: .

Kyle clicked it.

Kyle selected that one.

The livestream had 2,000 viewers. The chat was exploding with laughing emojis.

Marcus looked like he’d seen a ghost. “I didn’t say that. I didn’t—Kyle, the video just appeared. On my own account. I can’t delete it.”