Social Outcast Novels & Stories

But in this pack, I am simply the mistake. While Orest, my eldest brother, was groomed to lead the warriors, and Kaelith was brought in to be the true female Alpha the pack deserved, I was the Omega, a biological glitch who couldn’t even shift. I wasn’t treated like a daughter; I was treated like a slave who happened to share their DNA. “Look at her,” I heard a girl whisper from the sidelines. “Still scrubbing. It’s a miracle she’s even allowed to share the same air as Kaelith.”

The absence of my presence these past few years had made me accustomed to compromising in front of Sophie and her family. Even when Julius replaced me in the family portrait, or when every New Year's dinner table was filled with dishes Julius liked, I endured it. I even comforted myself by telling myself that things weren't so bad if someone could stay by their side in my place. I thought that as long as the family was happy, nothing else mattered. But today, a single apple gave me a wake-up call. If they already saw me as an outsider, why was I still trying so hard to belong?

A feeling I thought I had left behind when I left the Downfall Pack, but really would never forget for the life of me. The feeling… of being an outcast.

“Alpha Conrad Valerius of the Hollow Pack has arranged for his second daughter to marry into the Blackwood Pack, to me.” His lips parted in disbelief. “But you’re no longer a member of any pack. You’re the High Chancellor of this academy now. What do you even gain from this?” My jaw tightened. I turned to face him fully. “My reputation!” The word came out harder. “I was cast out, Flint, not like you! You walked away from your pack by choice. I was thrown out. Do you understand what that means here? No wolf in this academy would willingly submit to the authority of an outcast. That’s why I’m hiding behind the title of High Chancellor! It’s the only way anyone here takes us seriously!”

Had forced her to kneel down before him and pick up her things. She watched him through narrowed eyes as he swaggered away, feeling triumphant that he had won this encounter. Mia had known guys like him before. She knew it wouldn’t be the last incident. The rest of the school day was less dramatic. Although no-one spoke to Mia. She had very clearly been branded as an outcast. Trying to be friends with her now would essentially be social suicide. Mia didn’t care though. She liked it that way. She had no interest in making any friends in this awful town. What would be the point when she was planning to leave as soon as possible?

That female said he's a good person, but good people Don't have that mark, only horrible people do. Any dreams that I ever had of having a mate has been shattered. He's an outcast, forced to live the rest of his days alone and away from his own kind. His banishment will become mine. People will think that I'm just as bad as him. I don't want to be an outcast. I have family, friends, I have a life. I don't want to be forced to live as a rogue. I've been a part of a pack all my life. Pack life is all I know. Even with knowing all these things, a part of me still wants him.

A slim hand patted Tanner on the shoulder as Rina staggered by, face pinched with pain, “I’m on it.” Knight peered around Tanner to see Xander had managed to free Angel and Ysa and was in the process of getting Bones out of his cell. “We need to get out of here. What’s our status?” “FUBAR, sir,” Nova said succinctly around a feral grin that promised things would turn around quickly.

Still, I couldn't help but hope that his charming smile held a hint of authenticity In the bustling hallways of Adamson High School, I was often unnoticed, a shy figure fading into the background. I was what people called an outcast, perpetually on the fringes of teenage social circles. But amidst the sea of unfamiliar faces, there was one that brought me solace and a sense of happiness. It was Tyler, a radiant being with an infectious smile that melted the coldest of hearts. We had never exchanged a single word; he didn't even know I existed. Yet, just a glimpse of him passing by would instantly lift my spirits and brighten my day.

It was only when he arrived at the place that Jensen realized Gerald was there, too. Jensen greeted everyone and took a seat. He asked, "What's going on? Do you not want to let me join your gatherings anymore?" Boa had compelling storytelling skills. Moreover, what happened earlier was truly amusing. Through her narration, the events became even more gripping and intense. "I think that guy's seriously nuts," Jensen commented. "Stay as far away as you can the next time you see him. People with mental issues don't get prosecuted even if they've killed someone."

She was just being so curious about why there were so many people surrounded and police were answering the reporters. I don't know what is happening right here in this city but I hope nothing happens to my mother. I have to keep her safe and also I need to live with my mother just like in the past. Elle Mona is a college student who just works part-time at a cafeteria and looks after her mother, the only family member she has with her, and l looking after her.