Two Bit Outsiders Novels & Stories

Delmar retorted. “But maybe we are afraid,” Matheus added. “I mean, look at us, we know next to nothing about Outsiders; what kind of people they are, how they think,” he looked Delmar directly in the eyes as he repeated Rowan’s previous words to him. “or what their weaknesses are.” Delmar narrowed his eyes at Matheus as he listened intently. “What are you saying?” “I’m saying that in all the time we’ve been stuck in this nightmare, we’ve never learned a thing about the Outsiders. Well, Delmar, now we have one.”

Isaac and Cathy were paralyzed. Ultimately, I told them that I would waive the money they owed me, but on the condition that they stopped bothering me again. On the way back, I suddenly received a PDF attachment from an unknown number. I tapped into the document and saw that it was a scanned copy of a loan agreement with Mom's and Dad's crooked signatures on it. The agreement clearly stated that Mom and Dad had borrowed 300,000 dollars from a microfinance company, using their house as collateral. And in the contact person box, Vivian's name and phone number were listed.

At gusto ko ring bigwasan ang sarili ko dahil nagawa ko pang isipin saglit kung paano siya sasagutin. “Myra . . . ” The guy scratches his head after recovering from the shock. “Sa tingin ko hindi sasagot iyan.” Sa tingin niya lang? Of course, I can’t answer them, like totally can’t! These lower beings are really . . . really . . . uh! I looked at the wide path on the left side of the stable and saw that it will head to the forest with gigantic trees. That’s the only option I have, because I think the road on the right is where these two lower beings came from.

“The one guy got three years, and he served less than half-that. The others got shorter sentences, and were out even sooner.” “They’re in Denver?” “Maybe. They – what happened took place in the mountains, just outside the city. They may still be around.” “I need their names, Olivia. I need to find them.” She nodded. “I’ll write them down for you.” She hesitated. “Can we leave it there for now? See what you find out?” “Yeah,” he said. “If they’re gone or dead or whatever, I see no need to take it any farther. I’m just trying to cross them off the suspect list, and as soon as I do that, I’ll let it go.”

When she got there, she realized it was some run-down, abandoned intersection on the edge of town. She got out and started digging through trash bins and dark corners one by one. A homeless guy shuffling past with a cart full of cans couldn't help muttering, "What's wrong with kids these days? A few days ago, in the middle of that downpour, some skinny young guy was rolling around in the mud. Now there's some woman in a fancy dress picking through garbage." Hearing that, Emily's chest tightened so hard she could barely breathe. She didn't even want to picture it.

] Mom gave a bitter smile and nodded toward the judge. Soon, dense transaction records filled the big screen. At a glance, almost all of them were from nightclubs, bars, and male escorts… Under the consumer's name, it clearly said Matilda. The crowd instantly exploded. [Damn, no wonder Matilda is so skinny. But it’s not from hunger, she’s been living a dirty life!] [This is hilarious. She spent all her money drinking and fooling around. Of course, she has nothing left to eat.] [I knew it. A philanthropist who treats outsiders so well. How could she possibly abuse her own daughter?]

“If it weren’t for you, Iris wouldn’t have chosen someone else! You scheming wolf, do you think you deserve to be my Luna?” To make it worse, and to sever any ties between them, he spat a secret that could destroy her, “Look at yourself. You're a worthless, low-blood Omega. You don’t even deserve to shine my shoes, yet you dare dream of being my mate?” The words “low-blood” exploded through the crowd like thunder. Everyone turned on Fawn with contempt. Their looks cut like blades. Her face went deathly white. Under the whispers and pointing fingers, she lost it.

I peeked my head up over my seat and saw two red chips. The stranger interrupted, “Fred, it’s ok, thank you, but she is fine to stay.” “You’re sure Jason?” he said. “Yes, I’m sure Fred.” I looked at both of the men confused, the conductor scanned my phone and walked away. “I’m sorry, I don’t understand what’s going on?” I said, “I’ve never noticed the chips and have no idea what they mean.” “You’re fine, really,” he smiled and then began reading the paper again.

She patted the swell on the pocket of her jeans where her phone hid. "I will count down from sixty. When I get to thirty, and you haven't said anything, I will start chopping off your fingers and toes. One by one." She twirled her knife. "You fucking pu..." "Sixty..." She began. "Fifty..." She continued. "You fucking puta..." Santoz cursed, his face red with anger at her mode of counting. "Forty..." "They are in the the two branches of Tryst Haven in Wellesley and Elmore city in Oklahoma ."