The Outsiders Characters Mga Nobela at Kwento

Leo proceeded to introduce them one by one. “This is Jimmy,” Leo pointed at the boy who had many piercings on his face. “This is Alex,” He pointed at the boy who looked very decent, and wore thick glasses with a couple of books in his hand. “This is Dante,” Leo pointed at the last boy who waved at her and smiled. “Now you already know Georgia. This is Marina,” Leo pointed at one of the girls, she didn’t look too pleased to meet Eden, she just gave her a dry smile. “And lastly, this is Charlotte,” Leo pointed to the last girl, who was too busy on her phone to notice anything else. “Charlotte is in a long-distance relationship, she doesn’t care what goes in the world other than her phone boyfr

I went about my usual routine, taking a shower before making my way to my locker. Upon arriving, I was met with the sight of Charlotte and Reuben, their expressions twisted into smirks as if they had just spotted a wild animal. Students in the hallway hurled insults my way—thin-ass, sick bitch, ugly—yet, I had trained myself to ignore them, keeping my gaze downcast. As I rifled through my locker for books for my first class, I noticed Reuben, Charlotte, Vincent, and Ryker passing nearby. Charlotte paused, leaning in to whisper in my ear. “Hoe of the school.” It was a taunt I had heard before.

Reading it would mean wanting it. One by one, Johnny introduced the rest of the squad. “That’s Ryder—computer prodigy, though he spends more time on illegal bets than hacking.” “Cole—our bomb guy. Don’t give him liquor, unless you want half the base blown up.” “Those two are Nina and Marco. Don’t let the cuddling fool you—they’ll gut a wolf before breakfast.” “Gideon—brooding type. Don’t expect small talk.” “Then there’s Old Man Harris. Lost his wife and kids to rogues. Been chasing a deathwish ever since, but the bastard won’t die.”

They believed that if I just gave in and said I was fine, all those crimes would disappear beneath a pile of money. However, I was no longer that little girl waiting at the far end of the long table for scraps of cold leftovers. Never again would I denigrate myself just to protect my family's reputation.

Harriet would never forget the face of the people who bullied her in her high school days. Even their names stuck in her head: Jannah, Cherry and Kimberly. They are Madell’s friends who are older than Madell, but stick close with the brat because they adore her brother, Zion.

As I ran, I could hear Maddison’s screams probably because the new kid said something she didn’t like. “No! You do not defend her! She’s the outcast! She doesn’t belong and she deserved whatever is thrown at her!” I shook my head as the last sentence tried to slither in my thoughts. That’s not happening here, anywhere but here. I kept running until I reached the backyard of the school. Sitting down on the beat up bench, I set my face in my hands and rubbed my face a few times. The last statement hit a nail but I refuse to show any further weakness than what was necessary.

Eva says. "Hi, I also like the name the Outcasts! My name is Jimmy, and I am also not very popular in this school because I am poor. My parents do not have the money, and I am here on a scholarship. Would you mind if I joined your gang?" Jimmy asks. After a while, a bunch of children joined them. Connor is, of course, the leader. He and his gang of outcasts are going to rule this school. Connor wants to protect all the children bullied in the school because of their background and cannot help who they come from or their parents.

“Do you really think that outsiders like you can just run around Mordu while acting domineering when you have a bit of money? “You’re saving the damsel in distress? Don’t you even know your limits? “Let me tell you all, if I didn’t kill off a thousand of you filth, I’d make sure that I killed off at least eight hundred! “Let me tell you another thing, Mordu is my turf! I have the final say! “Even God can’t save you here! “You’re useless!” Aiden wanted to poke his cigar right at Harvey’s face so badly. His gaze was full of disdain at that moment. He clearly made up his mind that Harvey and the gang of outsiders were incapable of doing much. All the men and women wearing traditional clothing l

" I watch as Vincent take out a card and hands it out to Charlie, her hand is shaking as she reaches for the card, she clutches it in her hand. I nod at them and I turn with Charlie to walk to our car, I open the door and she slides in, I lean in and fasten her seatbelt, I look at her, "you okay?" I shut the door and look over my shoulder, Vincent DeLuca stares at my car, I inwardly curse knowing who he is now, he has a reputation, he's ruthless and shows no mercy or repentence, he's the Alpha of one of the largest packs in the country. I slide in the care and look at Charlie, as I rev the engine, if she is his granddaughter, this won't be last we see of him.

His sons Patrick and Anton were just like Ben, funny and cool. Lee was there too, but he acts like an outcast around the big guys. I still don’t get what his problem is. His attitude is like a puzzle that I can’t solve. Although, I see the bigger picture now. He is close to Ben, but with Ben always talking to me about cars and school, he became the outcast.