The Outsiders Socs Novels & Stories

Gable gave a sharp, judgmental sniff, her eyes scanning my oversized green hoodie and paint-splattered jeans before she turned on her heel and walked out of the feed room. ​I let out a long breath, leaning my forehead against a cool metal sack of grain. ​Welcome to Oakridge—a small town where the grass was perfectly manicured, the country club memberships cost more than my mother made in a year as a nurse, and I was currently ranking as the town’s premier invisible nobody. At seventeen, my track record was flawlessly tragic: No boyfriend, no first kiss, a dad who skipped town years ago, and a younger sister, Lizzy, who treated me like a highly contagious disease whenever we were within fifty

Mike said to Jake with a huge smirk on his face enjoying the show, if there was one. I didn't know how they got along with each other but I guessed opposite attracts right? Jake sighed and turned toward me since Mike was the one driving. " I'm not going to tell you anything more than the fact that we're going to check out a possible location for a group of kidnappers." He said in a bored tone and Mike snorted. " Way to go man. You just threw that in her face like that? You could have explained in detail you know?" He said as he pulled over in front of a supermarket.

In my family, I'm the only son in my household who is raised on an installment plan. Because in this family, my parents refuse to raise a useless child. When my sister wants concert tickets, he just has to help Mom sweep the floor once, and he gets them. When my brother wants to install a gaming setup in her room, she just has to give Dad a quick shoulder massage. But me? Every time I need money, I have to sign an IOU. Over 18 years, I've accumulated a drawerful of IOUs, piled together like a thick ledger. And because asking for money feels like the ultimate humiliation, I gradually learn to live frugally. This summer, I work three jobs and scrape together enough to cover my college t

"I mean, let's be realistic here, a man like him didn't deserve a woman like her." His words echoed through the classroom, amplifying the harsh reality of Josh's social standing. The other students nodded in agreement, their eyes filled with a mix hatred and disdain as they looked at Josh . They saw Josh as an outsider, a boy from the wrong side of the tracks, unworthy of the beautiful and popular Kathy. Not only was he unworthy of dating Kathy, he was also unworthy of going to the same college with them. I'm glad she finally dumped his ass," chimed in another girl, her voice laced with disdain. "Honestly, I never understood why someone like her would date a street rat like him.”

"He needs to know who he is, where he comes from. He's the next Alpha, he deserves luxury, not this... this hovel. How can you live in a dump like this?” Savannah flinched but stopped herself from giving excuses that it wasn’t her fault that the flat was a mess—it seemed like a lifetime ago that she had flown out of the door to drop at school, and continue on to work. Yesterday’s breakfast dishes were still piled up in the sink and the clothes-rack was spilling with a selection of her underwear. Zhao was still glancing around the room with a faint of disbelief, his lips curling in disgust and she wished he would disappear. She hated him seeing how she lived. :”It’s not the best living condit

Four bikers carry it on their shoulders, the SOC logo is etched deep into the polished surface. Then my eyes finally land on the one person I’ve sworn to prove wrong—Matt. He turns and our eyes lock.

They claim to want to remove discrimination and strengthen unity, so basically, the council believes that vehicles and material things have a way of creating a wedge between students, so no class or hierarchy on school grounds. ‘Yo Vic I’m over here’ Kyle called my attention to his brooding form standing by the gate, I quickly made my way to him squeeze my way through many bodies before I got to him. ‘Hi Kyle, how did you get here so early?’ I was wondering considering the fact that I left class immediately when the bell rang, unless he’s class finished early. ‘Oh, Miss Briggs called in sick so we had last period free’ Miss Briggs took combat classes and she almost never took days off ‘you

she agreed. "But don't come pick me up. I'll take a cab, okay?" Avery insisted. "No problem. See you soon," Simon said joyfully. About forty minutes later, Avery arrived at Simon's house dressed in a simple hoodie and joggers. Unlike David's house, Simon's home was like a mini mansion. The house exuded a modern and sleek design, boasting clean lines and ample windows that flooded the space with natural light. A predominantly white color scheme gave the interior a bright and airy atmosphere. The minimalist exterior featured smooth walls and a meticulously maintained front yard.

outing. Hasley snorted rendered and accepted: "Well, it's fine." I take care of the rest. He shakes his head and looks at me. You're totally in love with Rich Caspersen, Venus Maxwell, ”he smiles mischievously. I ignore myself. "We're just friends," I replied. I like him super, he's a good friend. ”I took his juice and took a drink. "You repeat the word friend a lot." "It bothers me." He glared at her and finished her juice. After school I stayed in the punishment room, there weren't many people. Only three, along with me. I sat in the same chair yesterday and waited until it was ten o'clock at night, and that I told Rich that he would arrive at his house at six, I hope he didn't think I did

’ Sophia thought internally feeling frustrated. “I wonder why a Billionaire's soon to be wife is standing alone on the streets of New York” someone said behind Sophia. Sophia turned to see a group of two boys and three girls dressed in street clothes. They all held a nylon bag in their hands. The one who Sophia assumed to be the leader spoke again. “We have a message to deliver to you”. They had now begun to move closer to Sophia up until the point where she was no longer on the sidewalk of the street but now in an alley.