The Outsiders Sylvia Novels & Stories

“You know Jacob this is getting really old. Maybe we should take a break?′ She snapped. “I couldn’t of put it better myself,” I said to her and stood up leaving her sitting there with her mouth open. I walked out of the gym and looked around at her favorite tree. That’s when I saw a girl approach her. I’ve seen the girl around here before, but I never pay attention. I stood there for a moment watching them talk. “Hey man, what’s got your attention?” I heard Ty say next to me. I took my eyes off of Sadie for a moment.

I avert my gaze, feeling somehow even more humiliated. “I think I can help,” Sylvia says quietly, stepping forward. Gamma Everly raises an eyebrow. “By all means.” Sylvia places a hand on my shoulder, looking deep into my eyes. She lowers her voice to a whisper, and I brace myself for what she’s about to say. “It’s about Spencer, isn’t it.”

But before she could escape, the person yelled, “WAITER!” Sylvia looked at Lucian and said, “Baby, I will be back.” She said this and ran towards the man who had summoned her. “Yes, yes sir?” She asked with her head low. “Give them some cool water before I kill them,” Travis said with a smirk, telling her to do it fast; he was not that free to entertain them. His voice intimidated Sylvia. She ran to the kitchen to bring water for everyone. She started to gather water bottles. On the other hand, the moment Sylvia left with Lucian for the kitchen, Travis did not think twice and lashed out at the hunters.

I shook my head and stuffed the notice deep into my drawer as I replied, "No, it was just a routine talk." "That's great," Sylvia said, letting out a sigh of relief. Then, she said encouragingly, "Don't lose heart, Lav. There's still time before the mock exam. I'll help you study. Hope is not lost yet." Sylvia had always been like this. She was kind and perfect, like a bright sun that never went out. In contrast, I was the darkest, filthiest shadow beneath her light. I climbed onto my bed and pulled the curtain shut, curling up in the darkness. Sleepiness washed over me like a tide and instantly swallowed me whole.

Sylvia had trouble thinking clearly enough to hold a conversation. They drove to the junior high and picked up Sylvia's younger brothers before heading over to Sylvia's house. The boys quickly attached themselves to their X-Box and the girls headed into Sylvia's bedroom. Tanya chattered away about their World History class, but Sylvia had trouble focusing on what she was saying as she packed an overnight bag. She peeled off her tight jeans so she could change into a fresh pair of panties—the ones she had worn to school were damp and uncomfortable after all that squirming in her seat in every class.

“I know you look at me worse than a prostitute. Go on, shove that to my freaking face, Clyve, because you are so damn self-righteous that you never made mistakes. But I can’t turn back the time. One thing you should know is I never regretted every damn time I did what I did. That’s what made me who I am today. That’s why I am still here standing despite what happened in my past life. I will do it in a heartbeat for the sake of someone I care about. I never felt ashamed of being a Sindy Kate in case you haven’t noticed.” Maybe there was a grain of regret and trust left in him because he suddenly dropped his gaze. “Let me guess, you never experienced in a situation without a damn choice, have

Arias* Sylvia has always lived in my shadow since high school, and I enjoyed it. The way she watched me. The way she tried to copy me. The quiet admiration she thought I hid from. So when she confessed she had a crush on Greg, I didn’t hesitate. I pushed myself at him. Lucky for me, he already had something for me too. We hit it off quickly, and I made sure Sylvia saw it — every laugh, every touch. Her jealousy tasted sweet.

I yelled at him, and Orion flinched slightly, taking a small step back, while Chandler stood his ground, though his eyes widened at my outburst. I leaned down until I was eye-to-eye with the old man. "You will not stand in my presence and call her a spy," I snarled. "You will not question her loyalty, and you will certainly not question mine. Sylvia was hunted, tortured, and nearly killed by a man who hated me. She suffered because of my name. Do you understand me?" "She is still a weakness—" Chandler started, but I cut him off instantly.

"Dani, don't be sad. My brother, he agreed because..." "Hah." Danica chuckled and interrupted Savannah, who was in a dilemma. "Well, I understand. Andy did the right thing. We can't let Sylvia, a girl, bear the gossip. He did the right thing." At this time, Sylvia was trying to escape from the house of the Stock family! After returning to the capital, she was confined again! Sylvia's mother came to deliver food to her, but Sylvia was in a bad mood and pushed away the food. "I don't want to eat anything!"

~Flashback~ Sylvia followed Orphilia as she walked through the quiet alley, as that was the path to the outer road, to get a cab, but she noticed that Orphilia had slowed down in her steps, and sobbed as she allowed her bags, slip from her hands. Sylvia had guessed that there was a possibility that she would change her mind and turn back, so she rushed towards her, with light steps and hit her with something hard immediately she turned.