The Less People Know About Us Novels & Stories

The morning sun bathed the city in a soft glow as Andrea, Matthew, and Alex gathered around a small table at their favorite café. The aroma of freshly brewed coffee mingled with the sounds of bustling streets, creating a vibrant atmosphere that mirrored their own excitement. As they sipped their drinks, their conversation turned to the topic of embracing the unknown. They spoke of the transformative power of stepping outside one's comfort zone and facing the uncertainties that lie ahead. "Change can be intimidating, but it's also an opportunity for growth," Matthew said, his eyes gleaming with determination. "When we embrace the unknown, we open ourselves up to new possibilities and experien

It makes mе ѕаd, but if she’s trying to keep tabs оn me, it mаkеѕ ѕеnѕе her guуѕ wоuld bе here. It’s not соmmоn knоwlеdgе that I соmе tо thеѕе mееtіngѕ. I dоn’t broadcast mу alcoholism to еvеrуоnе. Only thе іmроrtаnt реорlе in mу life knоw about mу recovery.

what did we do? We bullied people, me Ezhil, Sunny and Farhan were players. We slept with girls,, used them like tissue papers, and then threw them away breaking their hearts. We neglected our education, we showed disrespect towards our teachers and elders and then finally ended up breaking not only 1 but 2 innocent girls, Eyshana and Riya and from all of that Sagar was the one who got to live his happy life and indeed I was envy but I didn't have the right to be envy because Sagar chose the truth whereas we...we decided to take the wrong path.

Izzy is dancing softly to the song on the Bluetooth and suddenly her eyes meets that of her Mom. “Mom!!! How long have you been standing there?” “Long enough to know you like someone. So who is it?” “That’s not it. I’m going to bath.” “Suit yourself young lady but you seem to have forgotten that I know people and that it’s easy to find out information. I’m just reminding you.” “Please stay out of this part of my life for once. I don’t want you to know so please, If at all you love me just the tiniest bit, don’t go digging into my business.”

As if reading my mind, one of them spoke up. "You won't see it.'" I looked up at him. He nodded and went on talking. "This settlement is off the grid. In other words, many people don't know about it because it's well hidden. You will never see it on a map because we are a small tribe of people who like to keep our identity hidden and we aim to keep it this way." He looked at me meaningfully. What was it to me? I was a city man. I wasn't planning on moving out here. So I just shrugged.

“I’ve noticed. He kind of likes to annoy you.” “Oh, it’s his life mission.” Mrs. Fisher cleared her throat from the front. “Alright, who can tell me the first step?” Dead silence. I looked at my desk. Eye contact meant certain death and I wasn't prepared for that. Ella leaned closer, whispering, “I don’t get why letters get to hang out with numbers. It just feels wrong.” I smirked. “They call it algebra. I call it identity theft.” Her laugh escaped before she could stop it, and Mrs. Fisher’s gaze snapped to us. “Is something funny?”

I told her and she smiled at me. "That's fine my love. Have a wonderful day, I have a few activities lined up for the day myself. I'm going to meet Anna today..." "About that, I think you should keep the circle of those who know about it minimal. I'm talking about it just being between you, Anna, and me. I don't want anyone to know what is going on because as it stands, we already have an enemy and we don't know how many we have that have not shown who they really are." I explained to her, so she understood the great need for us to minimise how much everyone else knows about us or what is happening in our lives.

The moment my cap comes off- I know, I know. These ladies are going to lose their shit! I’m not full of myself by any means. I try to stay out of the public eye because our faces are well-known. It’s also known that we don’t have our mates. Women far and wide would love nothing more than for us to choose them. I really get tired of having to deal with the women pawing at me and trying to force themselves on me.

France appeared almost immediately, as if it had been waiting for me to admit something. Paris. Lyon. Nice. Romantic cities, people said. Which was ironic, because romance was the last thing I was looking for. What I wanted was anonymity. To be a stranger among strangers. To sit in cafés where no one knew my name or my marital status. I hesitated. Spending the holidays alone in another country felt indulgent. Slightly unhinged. Possibly the kind of decision people referenced later with concerned eyebrows. But the thought of staying, of enduring more dinners, more questions, more gentle concern disguised as care, felt heavier.

“February is the second month of the new year. It was the time when a lot of young men from prestigious families had their debutantes. June was for their ranking battle and November was for their yearly celebration. All people from the various tribes would gather in the Hall of Ceremony to mingle or to have a hidden war to show their power and strength.” How… Amino was baffled to hear how well-versed Eagle was with The Unknown system. He only had a gist of it thanks to the benevolent nature of his superior. Such important information was kept in utmost secrecy. As the matter of fact, not many were familiar with The Unknown people. Normal people were not aware of their existence. Given that t