This narrative study intends to investigates victim student’s readaptation experience that they were experiencing after injury protection measures for them against school violence, and analyzes their narratives about what troubles they were experiencing and how they were responding to the troubles, and this study reveals how they were readating themselves to their school situations and reconstructing their school life. The narratives of two victim students about the troubles of school life reveal that the enforcement of institutional measures on victims of school violence to solve the current school violence problem helped them to escape routine violence and to restore their self-esteem. But simultaneously, the enforcement added to them the plight to be avoided by the friends around them. By presenting the victims actural experiences of the school site, which the current institutional arrangements for solving the school violence problem could not let the victim students return to normal school life after injury protection measures against school violence and gave them another alienation situation in the process, this study suggests supplementing the injury protection measures to be able to practically help victim students.