Novel & Cerita Outsiders Quotes

“I understand why survival became the priority here for so long.” Carter stayed quiet. “But surviving cannot be the only thing we know how to do forever,” I added. Dean nodded slightly from across the room. Carter looked unconvinced. “And what happens when outsiders reject us anyway?” he asked. “What happens when they decide we are precisely what they always believed?” I thought about the property manager from yesterday. The hesitation, the suspicion, the discomfort. Then I answered honestly. “Then we keep building anyway.” The garage stayed completely silent.

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“Hello? Can someone please tell me what the fuck is going on? Forse posso aiutare, non si sa mai.” [Maybe I can help, you never know] The voices outside gradually calm down until there’s complete silence. I wait, hoping someone will come forward. There’s a fifty-fifty chance they’ll ignore my offer, but you never know until you try. I don’t mean to brag, but ever since I set foot in this warehouse, rumors about my past have been circulating among these men. I can tell by the way they treated me when they brought me here and the way they treat me now. There’s a sense of camaraderie, as if they see me as “one of us.”

“I built this wall to keep everyone out. To keep the pain away.” He leaned forward, his eyes locked on mine, unyielding and raw. “And what if the wall is keeping you from living?” The words were soft, yet they cut deeper than any blade. “What if, by keeping everyone out, you’re also keeping yourself from feeling the life you deserve?”

However, it would be a bit more difficult for outsiders like Michael and some uneducated punks who had nothing to do but think about striking it rich all day long. It was time for a break. The village chief walked out, leaving the grounds to the crowd. These people started chatting in groups with their close friends who knew them well. They were presumably asking about herbs that they were unsure about. It was similar to frantically memorizing test points before a test. Of course, there were also those who chose to be alone, like Michael. His head kept running through the herbs as he put the names and appearance together. When Doska saw that Michael was not joining the discussion, he could n

“A lesson for who?” “For the world. For the ones who forgot me. For the ones who think they can take what’s mine.” “You’re insane,” I spat. “You’re some bitter old man living in a hole.” His laugh was low. “Maybe. But bitter old men build holes for girls like you. Holes you don’t crawl out of.” “I will crawl out,” my voice was trembling, but it had fierceness in it. “I’ll tear the walls down if I have to.”

“I’m coming.” ‎ ‎“No.” I sat up straighter. “No, you can’t. Dad’s men are outside. And whoever those people are they’re watching.” ‎ ‎“I don’t care,” he said. ‎ ‎“You should,” I hissed. “Marcus wants you dead. Derek is acting weird. My father is losing his mind. And now people are literally outside my damn window like some horror movie extras .Zayden, if you come here you’ll die.” ‎

I was so close to my target but I still couldn’t get it. “You have some nerve giving us orders. You think because you made it out of the cave safely that we will just hand out scared flower to you. Well you think wrong. You outsiders, always coming here with so much audacity. Well guess what, we don’t care who you are. We will not give you the flower even if you tell till heaven falls.” The one that looked like their chief, growled t.me.

“That’s not my problem.” Pain shot through me upon hearing him speak to me like that.“Please,” I whispered. “I don’t have anyone else.” He stood, towering over me, his expression hard. “You’re an omega,” he said flatly. “An outsider. We don’t take in strays.” The word were like venom and they stung hard, but I was relentless. “I’m not dangerous,” I protested. “I’m just…” “Desperate,” he finished for me, his eyes cold.

I asked them in a loud voice and waited anxiously to hear what their response was going to be. "We are here to take over our camp, and we do not appreciate the uninvited presence of strangers. We want all of you out of this camp right now because this is our place; we built it ourselves. Believe me, we do not like to fight, but if you insist that you're not going to leave, you'll not like the way this ends." A loud and deep voice said from outside the gate, and I noticed instantly that it belonged to rebels.