Bob Sheldon Outsiders Novels & Stories

“I’m not one of you. And thank God for that.” A low gasp moved through the audience again. Even Julia blinked, stunned by the cold finality in his tone. He took a step forward. “If being part of your family means treating Julia like trash, then I’d rather stay an outsider forever.” Elliot’s chest heaved, but he said nothing more. Bosco, still on the ground, tried to stand, his face flushed with anger and humiliation. He pointed a shaky hand at Sheldon. “You’ll regret—” Another glare from Sheldon shut him down mid-sentence. Bosco lowered his hand immediately, stepping back in silence.

Sheldon's figure appeared behind Nashon. As the ex-leader of South Light, Sheldon had been staying discreet ever since he had arrived in Wolsing despite his high social status. He was so discreet that many had almost forgotten about his existence. "Uncle," Nashon turned around and greeted Sheldon with a nod, revealing a meaningful smile.

"Mr. Ford, let's eat quickly, or it will get cold." Seeing Haley's shyness, Shane backed off, toning down his gaze. But his eyes never strayed from her. Outside the dining room, the butler, Bob, watched this scene and could not help but silently sigh. His employer's lovestruck demeanor was quite a sight to behold! Who would have thought that this man, so full of love in his eyes, would have a completely different side in front of others? He seemed like a changed person. With a shake of his head, Bob quietly left. Later, as the two finished dinner, he approached Shane, lowering his voice. "Mr. Ford, what about the online public opinion? Shouldn't we address it?"

I'll come find you. I blocked him on that, too. A month passed. On the anniversary of Jonah's death, I stopped at a flower shop to buy roses for his grave. Arms full of flowers, I was about to leave when a shadow stepped into my path. Sheldon. His eyes flooded, his voice breaking. "Honey, I finally found you." I almost didn't recognize him. He was gaunt, his once-perfect hair now cropped short and rough. The confident man who used to strut around as if he owned the world now looked worn down, older than his years.

You know that you never held back at all when you kicked me to the ground earlier, right, Isaac Sherman? "What do you think would have happened if Kevin had never shown up in time? How badly were you planning to beat me up?" Isaac was at a loss for words. Just then, Cathy finally dared to speak up.

He quickly begged Alex. "Grandpa, please spare me! Grandpa! You’re my grandfather...Grandson will never dare to mess around anymore!" "Didn't you call me a loser? Now that you're bowing to me, what does that make you?" "I'm just a scum! A bastard, an abomination, an *sshole!" "You finally got to know your true self." As he said this, George Schultz ran in and said in a panic, "Mr. Cohen, dozens of people are outside blocking the entrance. They insist that I hand over Owen Donald and that I give an explanation. You see…”

The old man looked at them and asked. Sheldon bowed to Alice's grandfather and said politely, "We accidentally fell off the cliff. Fortunately, we were blocked by a big tree at the bottom of the cliff and survived. We came to the forest and happened to meet Miss Alice!" Adeline looked at Sheldon in confusion. He felt that there was something wrong with his style of drawing! Sheldon gritted his teeth and tried his best to support his body, leaving a good impression on the old man. The old man glanced at Adeline before his gaze landed on Sheldon's leg. He said to Alice, "What are you waiting for? Didn't you ask me to do it?"

“Thank you for trying to help us, but I still don't think any of this will work.” I was about to respond to Sheldon when the glass doors opened, and the atmosphere instantly changed. Everyone started arranging themselves properly. Without taking a look around, Mr. Scott said, “You don’t think any of what will work, Sheldon?.” He was no longer the man I knew, he wasn't my Dylan anymore. But then again, he was never really mine. He’d come a long way from that shy kid who my brother saved from being bullied all the time. Once he was sitting down in his chair at the head of the table, he leaned forward and simply got down to business.