The Less People Know About Us Novels & Stories

When those words leave his mouth, the class gets Pindrop silent. I know it's normal for girls to lose their virginity so early, but it's not okay to exhibit it to the whole city. We have a reputation to maintain, and people are a little old-fashioned in this small city. Their mindset is not as open as people living in big cities. And people are a little conservative and suspicious of anything new. Our city is so tiny that it is unmapped on the country map.

Although they don't know I'm their leader and I love it being that way, it's easier to manipulate people from afar. The less they know about you the better. People only use what they know against you. I loved my privacy and the fact that people who knew the truth about me were so little as I could count them on my fingers and still have enough space left. My phone rings, shooting all my attention back into the world of pretense I had but myself. "Honey, ilp bethere im giffy… I'm so sorry I just could not leave without tending to the kids well" I say to him. He makes a long grin before ending the call.

” I spoke as calmly as possible, my voice clear and sharp. “One thing people don't know is that we enjoy our private life so much, so I don't really see why we should bring our business to the public for people to see and judge.” “We don't have to give you all the details of what goes on in our home, do we?” I asked, and before she could say anything, I quickly continued.

She then stood up and was about to leave but Johnny was quick to hold her arm to stop her. “I'm sorry, I didn't mean to offend you. I was just saying that... it's better that we admit to ourselves that we know nothing about something because that's the truth. Just like what we discussed earlier about prejudice towards city people. You don't personally know each one of us and even if you do, you will still not completely know everything,” he clarified as he tried his best to make Valen understand his point. They looked at each other's eyes intently for a couple of minutes until Valen sighed silently before nodding. Johnny smiled again, finally relieved that she got his point.

“Her family is part of the unknowin’ humans, correct?” Tristan nodded. “Then we need to erase her memories of you shiftin’.” Came her reply. Tristan thought as much. The Unknowing Humans were the people who had no knowledge of the supernatural— people like Natalie’s family who didn’t know about Werewolves, and Dragons, and Vampires, and Witches and the like. They were welcome in Bloomingdale Valley, but they almost always left the small town without knowing what they had been walking amongst, or they got to live a full life without ever knowing the truth, though that wasn’t to say that they didn’t have their suspicions. Very few of the Unknowing ever managed to know about the real Bloomindal

“We’ve always existed, Lily. Long before humans even knew how to name us. We just learned how to live among people, to hide in plain sight.” I frowned slightly. “So you mean… there are others like you here?” He nodded slowly. “A few. Not many, but yes. You’ve probably seen some of them without realizing it.” That sent chills down my spine. “Wow… so I could’ve been sitting beside one and not known?” He gave a soft laugh. “That’s kind of the idea. It’s safer that way. The fewer people who know, the better for us and for everyone else.” I watched him carefully, trying to read his face. He looked honest, tired even, like someone who’d been carrying a secret too heavy for too long.

“Can you give me a hint about what you want to talk about?” She looked past me toward the foyer. “I’m just worried he’ll come in and hear us. He’s a nice enough man… handsome too… but he’s not one of us. What I have to tell you is something that very few know about. It wouldn’t do to let outsiders in on it. Before two shakes of a lamb’s tail, the whole world would know, and we’d surely be flooded with government whoo haas wanting to investigate us to death.”

"Imagine just the madness if people recognize us?” "It's going to be shit, you mean," said Julie, cautious. " But it's good shit, isn't it?” I opened a wide smile. "That's what we do best, sisters. We have nothing to lose.” In fact, we had it. We could lose a lot. But nothing gave greater satisfaction to a person so well known to the media in general than to deceive everyone right under their noses. And having an ordinary night, surrounded by ordinary people, might make me forget that fixation on the strange and hot unknown man who had not even bothered to call me.

No more secrets. Just us.

With the number of Elysean, it is impossible for everyone we meet to get to know us. “Let’s talk this out in a private place. You can't cause a scandal here, remember the credibility of your parents.” Lore is right, let's say that we are not known by many because the personal background of our parents is not public, it does not mean that we are free to cause a public ruckus. What if it goes viral and affects our status in life? That’s a bigger mess. We were able to get through before, but it is difficult to get through the person who already knew everything but was just forced to close his eyes and keep his mouth shut.