This had an interesting use of media (music and images), and the topic is a very relevant one. I was a little sad the options didn't seem to matter (I spent a good long while wondering if non-bullies eat omelettes or sandwiches, hoping to sway the character's moral fibre (pun intended). 

Some hopefully constructive suggestions I'd make is to make sure if you're doing a morality tale is to make it less clear to the reader, and make those choices a bit more weighty.

Points for the mobile phone response from Eva halfway through - I liked that quite a bit.

I think the subject matter is an important one. It was a bit of a shame that this game felt more like a story to read than an interactive one, especially when you offer options to pick from to the player. It would have been fun if there was a consequence for eating a sandwich instead of the omelette (like having a piece of salad stuck between their teeth, and getting made fun of). Same with choosing the movie, it would have been nice if there was a different reaction from the characters.

I also think that things were progressing a bit too fast, like how is the bully going to the cinema one day and the next they are loosing their house? I kind of felt like something was missing in the story, which is a bit of a shame.

The choice of using purple as the text colour in front of a black kinda transparent overlay over a bright background often made it hard to read the text. It would have been a bit better if the text colour was lighter (like lavender, light blue...)

It was cute otherwise.

Lots of bank robbers in that place.