Is It My Fault That I Got Bullied?

A teacher who was bullied at school hopes his class reunion will be quiet, but his former tormentor is as spiteful as ever. Meanwhile, the teacher has a daughter who is one of his own students. The premise is a tense psychological drama about revenge and the long shadow of school cruelty.The strongest element is the tension. The reunion sets the story off with a spark, and the threat to his daughter raises the stakes. The series is pointed about how cruelty lingers and how memory shapes responsibility.The weakness is coincidence. The plot can lean on convenient encounters, and the bullying themes run heavy throughout. Readers who want restraint may find it blunt.If you enjoy dark psychological drama about revenge, it is a gripping pick. It is intense and uncomfortable. Expect a tense reunion, quiet menace and a story that asks what the past is owed.