Outsiders Complete Novel Novels & Stories

“Nights where I can barely leash him. Days where he’s rabid under my skin. But near her? It was like someone pressed pause.” Raymond exhaled, quiet but heavy. “We’ve found no one. Which leaves only one explanation.” I froze. “Say it.” “She could be an outsider.” A laugh tore out of me—short, sharp, dangerous. My jaw locked as I turned on him. “You think anyone foolish enough to smuggle an outsider into my territory still breathes?” Raymond’s gaze flickered away. “Exactly.” I shoved my boots on, the leather biting back. “So we find her. Because she’s here. And she’s real.”

And what would it mean for our pack? As we walked through the trees Ava led the way, her senses on high alert as she followed the scent of the outsiders. After a few minutes of walking, Ava stopped suddenly, "Alpha, I think we're here," she said, her voice barely above a whisper. I nodded my senses on high alert. I could smell the scent of the outsiders too, a strange and unfamiliar smell that made my hackles rise. As we emerged from the trees, I saw that we were standing at the edge of a small clearing. In the center of the clearing was a small cabin, its door hanging open as if someone had recently passed through it or probably lived there for a short while.

“I would've fried you the second I opened my mouth.” “Then, what are you?” I insist. She looks away from me, redirecting her gaze to the starless night. “I'm an outsider.” “Outsider?” When I don't have to scream to get my voice heard, I realize we have walked out of the noisy town square and now into the quieter parts. "As you can see, there are different clans and lands in Alkhemi. It's like having a leader in different states under a president of a country."

“Everyone here can receive medical care from an outside doctor, everyone here can figure something out on their own, you do not need the elders permission to do any of us. Right now in the heat of the moment, all of you might think that I did this as some kind of punishment, either for my treatment here or the fact that I turned to the outside world. I assure you that I did not turn back completely on the plight of the people here on the compound. I understand more than any other person that is in the position to help. No one will be forced to do anything, that isn’t how outsiders work. There is not a person here standing before you from the outside world go on some level doesn’t care.” “She

Could it even beat the Surreys? Zane, on the other hand, was confident and arrogant. He knew early on that Xynthia and her family were probably people from Niumhi, outsiders, to be exact. How could a mere outsider who might have a little bit of fortune create any sort of chaos in Buckwood?

“Then you have to go back there and prove them wrong. They’re the only ones you have right now, Portia, and they’re going to help you in saving the entire pack. You need to trust me because there’s no other way around.” “But—“ Before I could explain myself, I was immediately cut off when Aunt Odessa held my head, causing a sharp pain in my mind. It didn’t take a while before I felt her pull away, so I slowly opened my eyes, only to realize that I was outside of the fence gate. My body was laid on the ground and all I saw inside that gate was a dark graveyard filled with fog that covered most of the tombstones. The paradise I’d seen was nowhere to be found, the same with Aunt Odessa who vanis

With a darkened face, York clenched the glass tightly and said through gritted teeth, “Estelle, are you going to make our family into a mess?” “Uncle York, this is the Hudson’s House. Can’t I even talk freely in my own home? Whatever I do has nothing to do with outsiders,” Estelle said, stressing the word “outsider.” York pulled a long face and asked, “You mean I’m an outsider?” “Anyone who doesn’t have the same family name as I am an outsider to me.” York stared at Estelle with his face flushed with rage.

A week passed in the blink of an eye, yet June still had not realized I was gone. That day, as she walked past my dorm like usual, her footsteps suddenly slowed. She stood outside the door, staring at it for several seconds. Ever since the day she stormed out and slammed the door behind her, she had not come back once. And I, meanwhile, had seemingly vanished off the face of the earth. The base was not that big. People crossed paths constantly, yet somehow, after all this time, she had not run into me even once.

The houses should have crystals all over their corners and the land should have been prosperous. But now all the doors were shut, all the windows drawn. The land was deserted, dry and cracked. The whole place was dull and gray. The few villagers they saw as they walked through the center of the town looked at them with distrust or disdain from their windows. "Why are there no people outside?" Chloe asked in her concerned tone of voice.

Tasya’s nostrils moved, and before I could even blink, she quickly entered the house to perhaps check whatever the smell is coming from. Looking around, I could say I am not really in the actual city. It is a suburban, and this house is even located in a much more isolated area. The ambience does not feel uncomfortable, but I don’t think this is better than in Rio’s place. Speaking of which, I wasn’t even able to see his condition before they left. I’m not concerned. It’s nothing but curiosity. Anyway, is it not feasible to escape here? I have no intention in staying any longer. Since there is no guarantee that Devon would be glad of my existence, I better be gone before he arrives.