Sandy Outsiders Novels & Stories

"See? You're awake." Sandy smiles. "I can't wait to tell Leandre, Xav and Dylan." She sighs dreamily yet again and starts to ramble, "His name is Jaxon Everett Crest. He's the pack Alpha. He has a six pack and he looks like the definition of the word handsome. I can't wait to know more about him tomorrow." "Let's hope everything will get better from here on out." I squeeze her hand lightly. Sandy got dragged into the kidnapping with us because she was present at that time. "We're sorry we dragged you into this, Sandy. I feel really bad."

All the same, I’m glad I have my loved ones with me. “That was close,” Sandy said garnering my attention. I was about to look back as I caught a flash of something. I stopped and looked closer and saw it was the light from the sidewalk and exhaled holding my chest. “If this is how they leave here, then it's total crap! I can't be a won't of such a life when I can have security and have my calm sleep every night in the arms of a husband who would be there” She fired making me feel really bad.

She didn't want to be a third wheel. After seeing them getting relived , sandy couldn't help but giggle. As she was happy for them, suddenly her phone buzzed. As she saw the name on it she frowned. "Amy.... I will be back now...." Sandy said she got hold of her phone and went outside the apartment. Her cellphone have been ringing for a while. From her look it looked like an unimportant person. With her unpleasant look it felt like that person is a enemy of her. She gritted her teeth as she looked at the name of the caller.

She had never seen either of them by Donald’s side. Sandy began to backpedal from the deck, careful to be as quiet and undetected as possible. She did not make it far before she was stopped in her tracks by a bump against her back. Her eyes twitched. She turned behind her sharply. Strangers had emerged in droves. A few men in black emerged from the floor above the deck and blocked every escape route. Quivering, Sandy asked, “W-Who are—” A familiar voice answered her from above. “Don’t recognize me already, Mrs. Pruitt?”

The same woman who was gazing at him with tender affection minutes ago was now acting like she was out for blood. "Sandy, how can you say that? Didn't you say you love me? And that you didn't care about money?" Sandy scoffed, looking at him like he was an idiot. "Love? Dude, take a good look at yourself in the mirror. If it weren't for your money, who would want to put on an act with some sleazy, overconfident guy like you? You really think you're some big shot CEO? Now that you're broke, of course I'm dumping your pathetic behind."

SANDY: Rina screamed at the top of her lungs. She was not the only one who was in pain. I was too. But I did not want to stay in a relationship where I was being cheated too. Alpha Oswald stared at me with disbelief. “Sandra. I am an alpha. And you just rejected me?” Oswald was full of himself. He believed no one was capable of rejecting him because he was an alpha. He believed that I had no courage to do that because I was nothing but one of his people.

Before I could move, before I could even think to step forward, she grabbed a girl's hand, probably her friend, and ran. Just like that, she was out of sight, and the crowd erupted instantly. “Did you see that?” “She just stood up to the biggest bullies in AlphaBeta…” “Clarissa got what she deserved.” “Who even is she?” Voices overlapped, excitement buzzing through the room like wildfire, but I wasn’t listening. My gaze stayed fixed on the space she had just left. “Yo, Aiden,” Ryan nudged me lightly, a grin already forming on his face. “You look like you just witnessed a miracle.”

what the hell sandra? Snap out of it! he just doing this for his reputation.

the housekeeper addressed her as usual. "I've divorced Ian, so you should call me Ms. Joyner instead." Sage then looked at Sandy and asked, "What's up with her?" The housekeeper explained that Sandy had come to a halt when she reached this spot, and she was worried that she would fall into the pond. "Madam Matilda has gone out, and no one can persuade her," the housekeeper said anxiously. Sage looked at Sandy. Her skin was very fair, her arms were slender, and her black hair cascaded over her delicate shoulders. It made her look vulnerable.

While Sandra is happy being the center of attention and indulgings on spas and beauty salon. The reason Raine thought that she didn't value their friendship. Is because they have different personality and interest. "Ahh Sandy I treated you like a sister, but you chose to betray me." Raine think of the times when they truly have a good time was it all a pretense in her part just to have a free place to stay and food to fill her in those times when she was struggling to make a name?