Sylvia The Outsiders Novels & Stories

I shrugged, “I’m just trying to rely on myself and the mate bond. I will ask for help when I absolutely need it, but for questions about my future, I will just live my life just like everyone else.” I smiled as my sister, Brianda, runs to me as soon I walked into the living room, “Sylvie! I’m so happy to see you! Jack and Josh are irritating.” I laughed, “But you guys are triplets. Shouldn’t you be best friends?” She replied, “We would be if they weren’t such boys.” I laughed even harder, “But I’m sure they love you.” She sighed as she rolled her eyes, “Yeah, they love me too much! I can’t even have a friend that is a boy! They punch all of the boys who try to talk to me!” Jack chose that mo

If they already saw me as an outsider, why was I still trying so hard to belong? I scoffed, "I don't want anything. I wish you and your family a lifetime of happiness." With that, I turned and went to the bedroom to pack my things. Sophie followed me into the room and slapped me across the face. "It's New Year's! What kind of attitude is that? It's just an apple. Do you have to turn the whole house upside down over something so small? Julius already feels awkward in this family. After your little scene, just how embarrassed do you think he is?

Once she received the food, she was about to silently take a seat at the corner when a pair of footsteps in front of her caused her to halt. Sylvia’s eyes turned colder. “New girl, you hid really deep. So, are you not going to indulge us on your identity?” Jennifer arched an eyebrow. Faint amusement crossed through her eyes while she attempted to intimidate Sylvia with her bearing. The other students had their eyes of Sylvia, but they didn’t faze Sylvia. She had her composure as Sylvia curled her lips to form a smile. “Daughter of no one really special. You wouldn’t recognize my parents even if I give them your names. They are that insignificant,” Sylvia calmly explained.

Laura was exhausted. She had been walking around who knows where without a sense of purpose. How many times did she smack herself in the head? She could no longer count. She was too busy trying to argue with a stranger about her dreams and why she should pursue it that she completely forgot to ask where the hell they were or, for that matter, how to get out of this thick lineup of trees, which, from the looks of it, no longer aligns to the path by which Soyet’s house was located. If she were remembering it correctly, although the old man was passionate about animals and was rather traditionalistic, his yard was punctured by cement and the path obviously led to the main road.

Susan's expression twisted as if she had been struck by lightning. "Did you leak the wedding news to me on purpose? You lured me back here so I would become the villain who ruined everything!" She shot up from her seat and slammed her palms against the glass. "Psychopath! You're a complete psychopath! You love Daniel, don't you?! What the hell are you trying to do?!" She was so agitated that when she noticed Chloe behind me, she lashed out at her too. "You! You are just as guilty! I never would've entered the entertainment industry if you didn't trigger me! If it weren't for that, there wouldn't have been a crowd that day!

"It's okay. I've pressured Anna. You know how easy and nice she can be; she'll probably do anything just to make her boss agree." "I hope so," Sylvia said. She left her mother in the living room and went to her bedroom. Looking out the window at the quiet, dull neighborhood, her eyes flashed with ambition. "Soon, I'll be out of this trash." She giggled, laying back on her bed with dreams of her new life in the big city. Back at the manor, the kettle on the stove was overheating, whistling loudly as the water reached a violent boil. Ethan rushed into the kitchen and quickly switched off the gas.

“Your name and number are clear on the screen. How exactly is this fake?” “It’s not entirely fake,” Avery interjected, her voice calm but deliberate. David's heart plummeted, and he dared not meet her gaze. Instead, he stared blankly ahead, his hands gripping the armrests of his chair. Avery’s fingers gently squeezed his shoulders as she addressed the room. “Olivia and Stephanie were in this together. Along with Alex, they orchestrated everything that led to my husband spending the night with Stephanie.” “What?!” Olivia exclaimed, her voice shrill. “Don’t drag me into this! I’m just an executive assistant!”

This made Sylvia both envious and resentful of Lydia. Sylvia was well aware that she didn't have the skills to deal with Lydia directly. But she could always find a couple of allies, couldn't she? So, Sylvia approached her first ally, Sibyl. Even though Sibyl had been transferred, Sylvia knew very well that Sibyl had been with the company for over a decade and had built up quite a network and influence. After hanging up the phone, Sylvia's expression relaxed slightly. However, when she looked up, she saw Ivan carefully escorting Lydia to the elevator. Her expression darkened again. Indeed, this Lydia was nothing but a seductress!

I could hear her broken heart grieving for her baby that had been taken from her in the cruellest way possible, as she focused on the crashing waves below. “You don’t have to continue if you don’t want to” I pressed, but all I got was an angry growl in response. Sylvia’s sobbing ceased as she gained control again, and she drew in a few deep breaths to give her strength to continue. “A-after a while we tried again” she exhaled, holding her head high as she recomposed her proud figure “I-I was obviously v-very frightened after t-the first time. Ringo and Orlando came after her. They were so tiny and helpless” Sylvia smiled at the memory “I infected them both so that they could be protected fro

Basso chimed in with a flurry of flattery. Not one of them corrected her. I stood off to the side like a maid, holding her heavy designer schoolbag for her. Another time, I used money I'd saved up for ages to buy a limited-edition vinyl record. When the package arrived, Francesca was right in the middle of filming a video with gifts from her fans scattered all over the floor. She stared at the box with my name on it for three seconds, then turned around and tossed it straight out the window. I rushed downstairs, only to find the crushed remains of the record on the road.