Daisy Danger Novels & Stories

Leonica didn’t miss the hint of teasing in his voice, which was the main reason she responded the way she did. “I’m not mothering you, Arvan Richardson. Just letting you know that you need to be more careful. You’re in a high position which is as dangerous as it is powerful, several people won’t hesitate to seize an opportunity when it’s presented. What do you think would happen to Daisy if you were to be put in danger?” She reasoned. “Daisy’s going to be fine, and so am I.” He *ssured. “I got a bit careless, that I can admit and I apologize for worrying you.”

“Now that might be useful.” He typed for a moment, then turned the screen toward me. “This is one of the aliases she’s been using. Daria Nox.” “Where was she last seen?” “Gala in Milan. Two days before the hit.” “She’s moving fast.” He nodded. “And she’s wearing our signature.” “What?” He zoomed in on a still shot of Alyssa—lips painted red, hair darker now, but unmistakably her. Around her neck? A pendant. The Colbert family crest.

, he answered. Idris had been on edge all day. He was trying to keep it together while having deliciously made dinner with Natasha, but his phone kept buzzing with messages and missed calls. He knew what it was about - one of his boys was running a risky job, and they needed him to give the go-ahead. He didn't want to involve Natasha in his shady dealings, so he excused himself and stepped outside to take the call. Natasha was suspicious about his attitude but waved off the thoughts immediately. It wasn't her business what Idris was up to.

"It's dangerous!" Daisy frowned and looked at her pleadingly. "Gladyce, I don't care how dangerous it is, I'm going in!" "But..." Gladyce frowned and shook her head. "What can you achieve by going in there? It's too chaotic here. What if something happens to you before you even get a chance to see Young Master Handerson?" Daisy's eyes turned all red. "Gladyce, I know I can't do anything... But, that's not the way it works! Maybe I can't help you with anything. But have you ever heard of a saying?"

Daisy smiled, “As expected of my husband, you’re really smart, that’s right, she’s been too complacent lately, it’s time to make her nervous.” “Only you could think of that, but doing so is a bit risky.” Atlas was a little worried, because there was Dalziel beside her, and this person was the real danger. Mrs. Nenito only had a few small tricks, but Dalziel could think of more sinister plans. “I’m not afraid, you’re with me, right?” Daisy had never seen any dark things since she was young, was she afraid of a powerful family? “I’m not sure if I can protect you, Daisy, I…”

It’s been years, and now he’s here, on this app, staring back at me. My fingers froze over the screen. A part of me wanted to ignore it, pretend like it was never there. But something inside me, maybe this emptiness pushed me to open it, to remember. Why him? Why now? The thought hit harder than I expected. My jaw clenched, my throat went dry. Just seeing him here, in this… forbidden space, made everything feel more alive and dangerous. A notification flashed: Liam liked your profile. My heart jumped. I should close the app, pretend this never happened.

People think the glamour of being married to a billionaire with a lavish lifestyle equates to happiness, but I’ll never forget her words. I feel like I’m living in the Taj Mahal, my own beautiful, curated tomb that is cold and empty. Those words haunt me. How could I not make that same mistake with Daphne all over again? I had my chance. “Daddy, Daddy, look.” “That’s a jellyfish, Daisy, that’s dangerous!” Daphne grabs her around the waist and hoists her out of the ankle-deep water and back onto the sand as I rush over. “Yes, sweetheart, Miss Flowers is right. Those are extremely dangerous.

"Maybe this time tomorrow we will be together, my love. Please be safe. I love you" "I will my love. I love you." And with that Daisy is gone. I hope nothing will happen to her. I know that so many things can go wrong. What if they don't believe her and kill her. I should have sent someone else. It is too dangerous.

she snapped at them, “and I’ll burn your tongue to ash.” The vampire hissed, his smile fading. His head tilted again, his body tensing like a predator about to strike. “Daisy,” I whispered urgently, tugging her arm. “Not yet. We need to reach them.” “Who?!” she barked, her hands still sparking with energy. “Them!” I yelled, “They’re in danger…please...” Her eyes widened briefly before narrowing again. “You’re serious.” “Yes.” I sighed. The vampire lunged first.

This time he didn’t release her immediately. Their faces were closer than before, close enough she could see the flecks of gold in his eyes. “You’re going to keep catching me?” she asked, voice quieter than usual. “For as long as you need.” She swallowed. “That sounds dangerous.” He leaned in just a fraction, voice low enough that only she could hear. “I’ve never been afraid of danger.” For a single suspended second, the vineyard, the group, the world narrowed to the space between them. Then Daisy stepped back first, breaking the moment with a small, breathless laugh.