Sylvie Epithet Erased Novels & Stories

’ Jade thought as she tried to piece two and two. “Oh~! A party! A party! A party for me and some fun also for me!” Sylvie squealed in happiness after seeing Neil off. Jade watched her in mock horror as though she was seeing a new person. The Sylvie she knew was one who never ever squealed but then again she wouldn’t also have weird stains on her work uniform so everything was new to Jade. “Sylvie, what is going on?” Jade asked with arms crossed as Sylvie got her mind together.

Victor stood beside her, watching her with a gentle expression. Sylvia's hand trembled. She opened Rachel's profile and pressed Delete. … The next day, the endless rain finally stopped. Sunlight broke through the clouds. When Sylvia reached the front of the hospital, she snapped her SIM card in half and dropped it into a trash bin. Then she stepped into the light alone and walked toward a brand-new life, one without Victor.

Meanwhile, Sylvia wished for the earth to swallow her whole. It was utterly humiliating, but she thought a person like her deserved the lowly treatment. ‘How naïve.’ The young lord suddenly appearing in front of her brought Sylvia back to her senses. “Did you not hear me, benefactor?” ‘Hold it in.’ “Ah, well … they’re … all my names, young master.” “You have three names?” he nearly shouted. “But you’re a commoner!” “They’re not like your name, young master,” she said quickly, a little annoyed about having to appease a young, arrogant noble. “My birth name is Sylvia, but my friends like to call me ‘Sylvie’.”

I asked. “Anything,” Sylvie replied quickly. “I would really want her to speak for herself, sister,” I said, not really wanting her to say anything about the job, but I just wanted to hear her voice. “I… I…” Her hands clasped together, and she was trying her hardest not to meet my gaze. “I’m sorry,” she said quickly, standing up. “I can’t do this.” She ran straight for the door. Both Sylvie and I were confused. “Elysia… Elysia, wait!” Sylvie called behind her as she chased after her.

Sylvie had come to see Cedrick twice, secretly without letting Catelyn know, to ask him about the genetic virus in his body. Knowing that it was not a secret to Sylvie, Cedrick then did not keep her in the dark about his recent condition. His condition was stable for many years, but until recently, there have been signs of a re-emergence of the disease. He and his friend, Yael, were working on the research and invention of a new antidote. Sylvie had only one request for Cedrick, which was to keep Catelyn happy for the rest of her life. The next day after the incident on the cruise, Sylvie announced that Eugene would be evicted from the Atherton family and could no longer ever set foot in the

"Fine, suit yourself. But I'm telling you, you are winning no friends by being a martyr. Aurora is gone. If you don't pledge to Nalani soon, she'll find other ways to make you suffer." I hear Gerald huff, then he exits the room. He does not see me lingering behind the door. I wait until his footsteps are long out of earshot, then enter the room. Sylvie is standing in the corner, crying softly. She holds her face in her hands and I can see that her skin is dry and bruised, her knuckles swollen. "Sylvie," I say softly, trying to be respectful of her raw emotion. Taken completely by surprise, the woman jumps back from me, panic contorting her features.

"Bet you didn't see this coming, did you? I already swiped your meds. Oh, and your phone? Smashed it." She laughed. "Even the drill sergeant and Mr. Carter were easy to manipulate. They heard my 'inner voice' trash-talking you and swallowed the lie whole. Too bad those idiots are just spineless sheep like the rest of this class. They've let you stay here for way too long." I stared at her, forcing out the words. "I've never... offended you. Why?" Chloe loomed over me like a vulture waiting for a snack. "Because your existence blocks my path. Enjoy your final moments, Sylvie. From now on, you don't exist."

Lowering her eyes, Sylvie said, "Once you've slept with me 999 times, I'll give you a surprise." She purposely emphasized the word "surprise". She knew in Connor's eyes, she was nothing more than a doormat he could summon and banish at will. A surprise from her would surely be yet another trick she pulled to earn his favor. Sure enough, Connor snorted. "I didn't think you were such a slut. You even kept a record of how many times we did it. I'm not interested in your so-called surprise." Looking into Connor's indifferent eyes, Sylvie said coolly, "What if the surprise is that once I leave, you'll be tormented by your disorder for the rest of your life?"

Back when I thought Kaia would be coming too. But she didn’t. And now I missed home too. “Sylvie,” I tried again, searching for a different approach. “Don’t you miss Kaia? She’s all alone while we’re here…” The second her name left my lips, Sylvie snapped. “I knew it. You never saw me as important as Kaia.” She spun and ran before I could stop her. Sylvie was spoiled. I’ll admit it. But to say I never saw her as important? That was absurd.

-Evie. “Her friends called her Evie. Even after all this time, I don’t know the reason behind her note. I always assumed it was her apologizing for leaving so abruptly.” Sylvia let out a soft sigh, the faint lines on her face growing deeper as she frowned. “I truly thought she loved it here.” “Do you know why she left so suddenly?” The question made me recoil. A big part of me didn’t want to know, but it was too late to turn back. I needed the truth.