Daisy Danger Novels & Stories

It wasn't just because Lucky had died; it was because this man exuded danger from every angle, no matter how she tried to view him. “I think we can discuss this calmly,” Daisy intervened once again, attempting to defuse the tension.

Oh my God, she is so vicious! “Jessica, I am warning you, you should stop whatever you are doing. Also, I don’t want them to spread rumors that Alice was involved in this. That’s it. Our cooperation was over!” Although Daisy that in a grim voice, she was trembling. She whispered those words as low as she could. Jessica sneered and replied, “What? Daisy, aren’t you afraid that I will tell Zayden the truth? You know what he would do to you if he knows about it.”

There was just something about Daisy, something that made it clear she didn’t like talking about her past, or even where exactly she came from. “So are you saying he’s the one?” Myrrak asked finally, his voice low. “If he’s really that god you’re talking about, then I’m not on his level yet,” he added after a moment. And that also meant that once he took his powers, he would become like him. A god. “He can’t be,” Daisy said quickly, shaking her head. “But still, you have to be careful of him. Whoever he is, he’s dangerous, creating people, two to be exact, isn't normal.”

Everyone thinks I’ve gone mad—holding on to the girl who wants nothing to do with me. But they don’t know what I know. They don’t feel what I feel. She turned away, her voice cold. “Why don’t you just let me leave? That’s what everyone wants anyway.” “No,” I said gently. “ But That’s not what I really want, just stay as long as you can.” She laughed bitterly. “Why? Because you like watching me suffer?” I stepped closer. “Daisy, is too dangerous for you because as your powers just awakened, you don't know how to control it now so it is better you stay.

Anaya called and Daisy stopped in her tracks but didn’t turn back. “Do not harm him.” Anaya muttered and Daisy whirled with a smile. “No matter what you do, do not harm Henry or Ryle. If you give your word, I promise I will drop the search for evidence against you. I will leave Henry if you want me to but please, don’t harm any of them.” Desperation kicked in now. She had no idea of the extent Daisy could go just to achieve what she wanted. If she had planned those life-threatening attacks on the person who had been her close friend for years, then what more could she do to complete strangers?

She said and her eyes widened. This was worse than hers. “How?” She asked her. “She used some unknown to send it to me.” “That is bad.” “I know.” “Does Richard know?” She asked. “I think he does but he is not saying anything about it.” She replied. Aspen became really scared. This was truly worse than hers. Daisy is a viper and she was going to ruin them.

“What’s your last name?” “Valent.” My blood ran cold as everything clicked into place. I took a few deep breaths to calm my racing heart. “Tell me why you think it was your fault.” Daisy looked up at me. “You remember?” I nodded. Her eyes lowered in shame. “I listened to them talking with you, negotiating on my release and the money John had to pay them. They threatened you with the bomb. I thought they were lying.” Daisy paused, pressing her hand to her trembling lips for a few seconds. “When they turned their backs, I made a run for it. I was almost there…just a few steps away from freedom when…when…” She broke off, shaking her head.

Daisy was shocked. Was the matter so serious? She quickly took the letter and read it. There was a written sentence. [Dear Daisy, I’m deeply in love with you. You and I will become one in the burning fire.] The sentence in the letter indicated that he wanted to be burned to death with Daisy. This meant that the pervert could not hold himself anymore. As long as there was a suitable opportunity, he would hurt Daisy. It was becoming more dangerous. At this time, Daisy finally realized that danger was coming. She looked panicked as she looked at other people like a terrified bird. She softly asked, “So… So, what should I do now?”

"Then we make a plan to get past those security lines." Daisy stopped near the hallway door and looked back at me over her shoulder. “Good luck.” Damon turned around to face me, his hand resting near his gun. "She is right about the danger, Fenrir. Tomorrow morning, you are going to meet the rest of our team.” I stayed standing by the fireplace, watching the empty doorway where Daisy had just vanished. Her words were good advice but they only managed to press down on my chest, and didn't change my mind.

Daisy hesitated for a moment before placing her delicate fingers in mine. “Yes, you may,” she said softly. As we walked inside together, I couldn’t shake off the feeling that things between us were about to change. Whether for better or worse, I didn’t know. But one thing was certain—Daisy Turner was dangerous. And I was getting too close.