Bad Daniel Book Novels & Stories

Amelia screamed. “Keep reading,” Nate said. She flipped the page. It had all the stuff he loved about her, including the things she did to annoy him. She flipped to the second page. Which said how much he liked her butt. “Very funny,” Amelia said. Nate smirked at her reaction. She kept flipping the pages. The book was full of things that made her laugh. She finally reached the final page of the book and paused. Her heart started to hammer against her chest. She felt like her whole world was spinning.

"I saw it with my own eyes, Dad! You hugged her; she was the reason my mom could not make it to the party last night! She ruined everything for us! She's evil!" "Keep quiet, Daniel! That's not how to talk to your elders!" Darien snapped at him. "Look, you are even yelling at me? Uncle Henry never yelled at me! He used to be so kind and loving; he treats me so well and he never made Mom cry! I feel so bad for telling Mom to return with you! You have caused me so much pain!" Daniel jibbered. "Don't say that, Daniel; I'm your dad, but Daniel... He's not a good person; he tried killing me lots of times!" Darien told him.

“You don’t have to sugarcoat it. I know you think I’m pathetic. Showing up here. Staying in your house like—like some stray.” “Is that what you think?” Daniel’s voice dropped, low and steady. He leaned forward, resting his forearms on the island, close enough that Evan could see the faint scars across his knuckles, the gray flecks in his stubble. “Because that’s not what I see.” Evan swallowed hard, his skin prickling with heat despite the storm outside. “Then what do you see?” Daniel held his gaze, unblinking. “A boy who gave too much of himself to someone who didn’t know what to do with it.” His mouth curved, the faintest suggestion of a smile. “And someone I’d rather not watch keep drowni

Daniel then muttered, "Today will be an amazing day! I can't wait to meet Stefany." When he arrived at school, Daniel quickly looked for Stefany. However, the teenage boy did not find his friend Stefany. Even though he had looked for her in every corner of the school. The situation experienced by Daniel so burdened his mind. His anxiety increased after Stefany had not come to school for two days. Daniel felt responsible for Stefany's condition because they had gone home together a few days earlier, which made Stefany get scolded by her father, Mr. Frank.

Luna was very tired of dealing with Yeni. "I can't!" Yeni refused, not wanting to hear it. "Now, or—" "It's useless." That deep, cold voice made Yeni and Luna both turn to its source. Daniel. With his badboy look and firm face, any woman would fall into his arms, mesmerized. "Useless how?" Yeni asked, very weakly, as if surrendering when Daniel brought news that hadn't been delivered yet, even though it would surely disappoint her heart today. Yeni wasn't ready for that to happen.

“You did.” Leah closed her eyes. The first tear fell before she could stop it. Daniel looked away at once. Not because he had missed it. Because he had not. She wiped it quickly, angrily, with the heel of her hand. “I hate this,” she whispered. “I know.” “I hate that every right thing feels wrong.” Daniel’s jaw tightened. For a moment, he said nothing. Then, very quietly, “Sometimes the right thing is only the thing that prevents the worst one.”

We looked at each other across the small terrible room and the letter sat between us like a grenade neither of us knew how to put down, then my phone vibrated again on the table, both of us turned, unknown number, one attachment, I opened it slowly and the image loaded in pieces, top to bottom, the way terrible things always seemed to arrive. Daniel sat in a chair, his hands weren't tied, he wasn't blindfolded, he wasn't afraid, he looked straight into the camera like he knew exactly who would be watching. Then he smiled. Across the bottom in red were four words. *He chose us first.*

“I am not sure.” “Not sure?” Daniel unbuttoned his shirt and shouted, “Take a good look at me! With my current condition, I might die at any time. But here you are, telling me that you are not sure?” There were obvious black spots all over Daniel’s body. It was horrendous. It looked like the mold on a rotten apple. If these types of spots were to appear on a human body, it meant that something was wrong with that person. He said, “I have only three days left in me. Without the goods, I will be dead for sure. Do not blame me for saying this, Bernard. But if you don’t do anything to preserve my life, then I won’t play nice either. I will expose your secrets!”

Alpha Daniel took his leave after getting the information he needed and asked Seer Layla again for the ancient book. Before Daniel left, Seer Layla asked, "Where did you get this ancient historical book?" Alpha Daniel replied, "From my deceased father. A few hours later, Alpha Daniel returned to the Dark Moon pack. His face now looked sombre and seemed full of burden. How could he not? He was beginning to worry seriously about Clara's safety and that of his baby. In his room, Alpha Daniel stared out the window at the moon shining in the sky. He didn't know what to do first. He wanted to tell Sierra but feared his sister would panic again.

Looking at him now, it was hard to believe that he was the same Daniel with the most running mouth amongst his siblings, the same Daniel that had found so much delight in bullying me, that had found so much delight in killing me. Despite what Adam believed—that he didn’t remember killing me—it didn’t change the fact that it had happened. It didn’t change the fact that I still had the scars on my back and below my breasts— proof that the horrible night actually happened. “I want to see Dora.” Daniel finally spoke, his gaze leaving Raul to land on me. “She is busy at the moment. These goods aren’t going to shelve themselves.” Raul pointed out, without missing a beat. Daniel scoffed. “You bette