Daisy Duck Sad Novels & Stories

Daisy spat painfully as she fought my command. “Shut up,” I commanded again. ‘Alpha, we’ve caught multiple foreign scents approaching,’ Max informed me. ‘Hold,’ I told him, closing in further on Daisy. Jack jumped in front of her and what he said tore me apart. “I’m sorry, Uncle Lucas. Please, she didn’t mean it,” he pled. “She was just worried about you. She didn’t mean it. Please, don’t hurt her. She just didn’t want you to forget about us. Don’t hurt her, please.”

MAX’ POV “Daisy! Daisy!” I called out to her as I bent to pick her up. I touched her pulse, and she was breathing, which made me feel relieved a little, but at the same time, I felt a surge of anger that I had to growl so loud to vent my anger out. It broke me to see Daisy suffering, and the thought of Nadia, being injected with a mixture of the deadliest poison on earth. The immense pain she would feel was going to be more than the one I felt for her, currently.

I felt a pang of guilt—not because I regretted stopping him, or letting Atlas deliver his punishment, but because I could see how much Daisy was suffering in the process. We were both here, confined to this hospital room to heal, but Daisy’s worry was tearing her apart. Her mate, Lucien, was likely in a torture chamber right now, facing consequences he’d brought upon himself. But knowing that didn’t make it easier for her. Slowly, Daisy turned to look at me, her expressive eyes filled with sadness. She had always worn her heart on her sleeve, making her emotions plain as day. If she had been in her werewolf form, I imagined her ears drooping, her tail tucked low—a picture of pure sorrow.

However, she really didn't want to see such a situation! Her eyes were red, and she looked as if she was about to cry. Zachary couldn't stand the sight of a woman crying, so he put away the coldness on his face and persuaded gently, "Well, now is not the time to talk about this. I know what I am doing, so don't worry about me!" "How can I not?" Daisy's voice changed, and she sobbed. "We grew up together. I can't watch you jump into a trap."

He muttered what seemed like thanks but she hardly caught it as he rushed out of the house. She sighed and took her phone. She went through her message contact and saw Richard with a love and gem emoji. Her face morphed into a sad expression as she video called him but he was not picking it. She breathed out and decided to message him. "Hey, Richy, my love. I am really sorry." –Daisy.

Meridith screamed at her. Daisy turned and ran out if the room, looking so disorganized. She openly sobbed at the hallway. Her only relief was that the hallway was empty. "Oh! Why does this have to happen!" She sobbed. She didn't know how long she sat down there sobbing until Izzy came to her. "Luna!" She called, sweetly. Daisy hastily wiped her tears. She put up a smile immediately. Just when she thought everything would be alright... Just when she thought the sun was starting to shine too bright for her. Something had to happen to take it away from her

But then my demeanor softened when I caught sight of the tears rolling down her cheeks. Fuck! "Daisy, I'm sorry,” my voice was gently. She rolled her eyes and looked away from me. "You're always sorry," she whispered. "I will never be happy here, will I?" Her question caught me off guard, and suddenly, I felt like the evil villain in this story. "I want you to be happy, Daisy." I walked up to her, touching her chin with one hand while I use the other to wipe her tears. “Please don’t cry,” I begged her. “I don’t like it when you cry.”

He had to stop studying for a while. Daisy also had to quit her job and stay home to take a rest for a few days, but her mental health did not improve. Inside is a deep abyss of sadness: "Yuki has gone. From now on, she didn’t know the hot or cold world but those who stay have never been relieved of their sadness."

Daisy cried TBC