Cherry Valance Outsiders Novels & Stories

"Hours at the gym, meticulous grooming, and natural charm that only I possess-it's all me." "Wow, such dedication," Avery mocked. "Well, Valerie, when you're blessed with the looks of a Greek god, it's a full-time job.” "It’s Avery," she corrected, frowning. "Of course, Valerie," he replied absentmindedly as the car came to a stop. Staff opened the back doors for them to step out. Avery struggled slightly due to her dress, but managed to make her way out. She took in the sight of the magnificent mansion before her, pretty impressed.

“Bonfire, food, bad decisions. I figured you might want to come.” “I thought you said you were new here?” I asked and he gave a shy smile. “Not exactly. So you coming?” I was already shaking my head. “Hard pass—” Valerie snatched the card mid-air. “We’ll be there.” I turned toward her. “Excuse me?” She ignored me completely, flipping the card over like it had a secret message on the back. “The Hillcrest Courtyard. I’ve heard about this. Isn’t that where the bonfire pit is surrounded by all those old statues?”

Miranda Vale requests the honor of your presence. Honor. What a joke. Cherry. Her little sister. Eighteen years old. Bright-eyed. Soft-spoken. Too gentle for the world they had been born into. Too gentle for their mother. Was being dragged right into that world. She wasn’t in any position to go. She was currently in hiding, not when she was currently running from what she did. Besides, she and Cherry didn’t have a good relationship. At least, that was what she told herself. The truth was more complicated. Messier. Heavier.

Cherry exclaimed as soon as she saw me and I grinned embracing her. Cherry turned out to be their cousin who had moved in with them when they were all in high school. Henry was in his sophomore year, Olivia was a freshman so they instantly clicked majorly due to Cherry’s bubbly personality. She was so beautiful and according to what I had learnt from the night I had met her, she loved to try new things. Apparently, she had just tried theatre that night of the dinner which is why she was dressed that way. “Not too loud, it’s Monica Scott to the rest of the world.” Olivia cautioned, proceeding to go ahead to hug me.

That bitch’s happy days were over. Pushing the sliding doors apart, she looked at the people milling around in her backyard. They were all immaculately dressed, each holding a glass of wine or champagne and chatting happily. She took a moment to study them. To one side, a group of women had surrounded someone, oohing and aahing at something the person said. Another stood by a table, their heads bent toward each other while talking privately.

COME BACK! The wind only screamed back. Three hundred yards away, on the other side of the high steel line, the world was completely dark. Valerie stumbled out of the brush, her boots hitting the cold, black asphalt of the deserted border highway. Every step felt like a needle driving straight into her brain. Her chest was a numb, freezing void where her soul used to be, and the tattered tunic she wore was soaked through with a mixture of rain, silver blocker, and her own independent blood.

As I passed a partially open private office, a hushed voice caught my attention. ‎It was Valentina. ‎I froze against the wall, peering through the crack in the door. She was pacing the floor, holding her phone tightly to her ear. ‎"Harrington is completely clueless about our plans in Country K," Valentina whispered coldly into the receiver. "Once I get close enough to Charles again, we can execute the final takeover of his company..." ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎

Chloe's words trailed off, but Juniper and possibly every single person in the room knew exactly what she wanted to say. Juniper let out a dry laugh. "Just spit it out, Chloe!" She urged, her voice dripping with sarcasm and anger, as she threw Chloe's unspoken words back in her face. "You mean a lowlife like me, right? A nobody, a surrogate, a debt-ridden orphan who's clearly not worthy of belief or respect?"

Betty said, “You are not happy, but everyone was on your side” Valery said, and she took the glass cup, and she pour all the juice on Betty's head” “Come on, stop It, I'm not In a mood to play” Betty said, and she smiles, “Do you think I've come here to play with you” Valery said, “I'm here to put end to your life” and she carries pillows, and she wanted to suffocate Betty, but she struggles to pushed Valery away, and she managed to run to the doorstep, and when Betty wanted to opened the door, Valery took the flower jar, and she hits It on Betty's head, and she took another dining chair, and hits It on Betty's head until she collapsed, and Valery draw her to the washroom, and she closed the

Cherry thought that she was just a guest, so she ignored her and said, "You said the woman named Valery, didn't you? I've heard about her. She is pregnant, isn't it? I know that Daniel didn't like her at all and she had no chance to be the hostess of his Family at all. I'm going on a holiday with him. Maybe by that time, I will also get pregnant. How about asking her to be your company and leave with you together?" Cherry laughed hysterically. Those extremely sarcastic words were undoubtedly adding oil to the flames. Valery suddenly slapped the table and roared, "Sage, teach this bitch a lesson!" "Yes, Miss!" Sage pulled up her sleeves, summoned the four bodyguards at the door and let them i