The Outsiders Fanfiction Novels & Stories

“Maybe we should go inside and get cleaned up. We’re covered in mud from our run.” I look down at our muddy naked bodies and chuckle, “Yes, I definitely need a shower and if you are hungry, we can order some takeout.” I smile at him, and he nods. Without warning, Owen grabs me by the waist and throws me over his shoulder like a sack of potatoes. I scream out in shock. “There, that’s better.” He smacks my ass and I wiggle a little. He smacks my ass again. “Damn, this juicy ass.” I laughed at him. He dashes through the rain, dodging and weaving through the land mines of puddles. His thick arms locked around my legs holding me steady.

Jenny gave the tip of her hat gesture at Sly as a sign of thank you for the amusement which Sly answered her with a smug face. Aidan, who watched everything in the front row, couldn't help but be impressed. They acted as real siblings. Bickering something useless, talking lightly, making fun of each other, and walking away with anger yet with clear air. They acted like they were family. “The Outcast is my real family. We have been through a lot, surviving as a family. We are family. Hyena, Wild Bunny, Mandrill Monkey, Vampire, Zombie, and some people from SO… they are my family. As much as you are my family, brother Aidan.”

We watched the rain fall outside, and it was therapeutic, filling me with a sense of calmness, and joy. “Now there’s only one more thing I need.” I said, watching Sadie and Jude scream as they played dress up, jumping over chairs and tables. “What’s that? Let’s get it done.” “I want to turn Sadie and Jude’s fanfic into reality.” “You want to put the story out into the world?” He asked, curiously.

--- After the assembly, people came up to us. Some shook our hands. Some hugged us. One freshman girl whispered, “Thank you,” like she’d been holding it in for months. We knew not everyone in that room approved. But approval wasn’t the point. Existing without permission was. --- Later, we sat under the old oak tree outside the school. “You know you just put a target on our backs,” I said. Blue leaned against the trunk. “I know. Feels good.” “You’re dangerous.” He smiled. “No. I’m free.”

ELIZABETH MILKHART I could hardly hear the girls’ angry murmuring above the frantic beating of my heart as we tumbled out of the gothic throne room into the cool air of the castle outside. My cheeks were wet with tears and it was all i could do to reign in the frustrated scream that rose to my throat when I felt a hand shove me roughly from behind. “What the fuck did you do cunt?! I should have known a whore like you would try to one-up us by sleeping with the Alpha!” Sarah Sossen’s vile insults cut through my heart like a knife.

Olive’s POV "Get down on your knees and lick the mud. Do it now," Initially, I held the belief that he was a kind person. However, my perception drastically changed when he commanded me to prostrate myself and lick the filth from the ground. This experience served as a poignant reminder that appearances can be deceiving and that making assumptions based solely on outward appearances is unwise. Despite his outwardly amiable demeanour, his words were laced with cruelty and malice, and his stunning eyes concealed a sinister nature.

And if Helen revealed everything, everyone would lose face. "Hmph." Cindy snorted and said nothing. "Enough!" Gina intervened right then, shooting an accusing glare at both Helen and Cindy. "We're family, so stop causing such a huge fuss. It will look bad to outsiders." "Outsiders?" Helen looked around but found no outsiders until her gaze lingered on Frank. Laughing despite herself, she snapped, "Did you just call Frank an outsider, Mom?" "What, are you saying he's not?" Gina scowled, but her eyes flashed slyly soon enough as an idea took hold.

"Wait 'til my sister finds out, she's definitely gonna tell dad. And Dad will kill me." "I've read Cynthia's copy of the script," said Opal. "You should be proud of yourself. It's a very nice story." "I'm not worried about the whole student body's reaction," said Dylan and sat down on the floor to fix the bushes. "You don't know what it's like at home. My sister was the inspiration for Cynthia's role here. She's… evil." "Hey, guys!" Opal and Dylan turned to the newcomer. Cynthia was drenched in sweat wearing her PE uniform, yet she still looked dazzling.

Eva says. "I want to be your friend. I like you. I think that you are the most honest person in the school. I did not mind being an outcast like you. We can start our gang and call ourselves the outcasts," Connor says, feeling sorry for Eva. He does not like the way the other children are treating her. Eva smiles. It is the first time somebody stands up for her, and she must admit she likes it.

The leader took a look and bossed around. Autumn Ovis resentfully stared at these people, turned over the messy box hard cover, pulled Ora Cheme to leave. , Wait, and all the humiliation I Suffered today will be returned to you in the future. She left the house angrily, Autumn Ovis and Ora Cheme stood on the street, blowing in the cold wind full of despair. "Autumn, what shall we do?" Now that they have no friends, where else can they go? Autumn Ovis said with dark eyes: "Go to my friend's house first."