D G Wills Books Novels & Stories

Chapter 23: The Truth about Him Faith’s P.O.V “Here you go,” David pointed out to the isle that had all the books related to disaster management. “Try the books written by Heather Shaw and Kane Westwick, so far they are the most helpful ones you’ll find on the subject.” “Thank you so much, David,” I told him gratefully. “I’d be totally lost if you didn’t help me out here. This place is massive!”

Derek arrived at the coastal retreat where Willow had died, but her ashes had already been scattered into the sea. He was greeted by Willow's caretaker, a young woman whose attitude toward him was cold. In Willow's room, she handed him three notebooks. "These are Ms. Dawson's journals and some other records," she said. The woman paused, then added, "Sister Willow originally asked me to burn them, but I thought Mr. Blackwood should see them." As she left, she gave Derek one last look, her eyes unable to hide their iciness.

There is a page in one of Giselle's books where Giselle wrote something about Elora's Wolf whisperer ancestors and that was what she wanted to go through. She believed she may find something of importance inside it but they were just names... nothing important there. All she got from it is that the first Wolf whisperer was a man called "D" and that was it. The lack of information on her kind made her lose hope in ever finding anything of importance about herself.

I said but I just saw the little smile on his cheek that smile, I don't trust that smile. "Okay, First I'm not Men and Black I'm just an ordinary person who knows about this case because maybe I also wanted the wealth of him. Second the last will of Zaki D' is whoever can teach and say who killed him will be given a reward or if the person who killed him surrenders he will also be given but there's a consequence." He said and crossed his arms more seriously. this is now. Dang that's the last will of Zaki D'? And what's the reward?

"Fiona, I know you're hurting, but you have to pull yourself together. From the clues we have, Ivy's last note is the key. You need to tell us what it said." I was on the verge of breaking down. I grabbed my head and screamed. "I don't know! I really don't know!" If I could, I'd do anything to find out what Ivy wrote. Why did my father and grandmother both kill themselves after reading it? Right then, Linda arrived in a hurry. She accepted David's suicide very calmly, showing no emotion. She stood at the riverbank and answered the police's question.