Daisy Feild Novels & Stories

"I haven't come here to debate my schedule, Davey. I have important matters to discuss, and I suggest you expedite whatever it is you are doing." Daisy didn't wait to finish her breakfast. She drained the last of her tea and sprang from the chair, the sudden movement rattling the silverware. "I’m finished," she announced abruptly. She leaned in to press a hurried kiss to Davey’s cheek before grabbing her satchel. With a perfunctory nod toward her grandmother, she retreated from the house, climbing into the idling car that whisked her toward the highschool. *** As the front door clicked shut, the silence of the large house amplified the tension.

Daisy I pace back and forth then I look out the window and see the men stationed out front. I miss Stacy , I feel alone here. It's so beautiful but I've not had time to explore much. Helping Kaiden investigate and the fact that any time I pass a guard I feel their eyes burning into my back and finding out some of them hate Kaiden's guts doesn't make it easier.

Daisy greeted the secretary and walked behind Vine. "What have you gathered so far?" Daisy bent a little to view what's in her friend's screen "Bills for flowers" Vine laughed at herself, she was not good at this at all "Damn girl, seriously?" Daisy chuckled "Yea?" Vine didn't know anything about wedding planning, but she had no choice but to do the job as professionally as possible.

When Daisy observed her brother's peculiar smile, she couldn't help but feel a chill in her heart. It was an unsettling sight for her, a soft-hearted girl, and she suddenly feel a hint of sympathy for the man named Elliot. However, she didn't intervene or stop her brother, allowing her curiosity to guide her actions. Like a curious cat, Daisy watched intently as David skillfully typed a series of English letters, repeatedly pressing the enter key. The computer screen was soon filled with a dense white code against the black background.

My throat began to tickle from breathing the fumes. “Don’t cough, Daisy,” Diana said. “Hold it in. Think about running over the field behind the mansion. Feel the fresh air flowing over your face as we run.” I swallowed hard and tried to envision running over the tall grasses. It helped a little, and the tickle in my throat lessened. But I felt like I’d never get the scent of that cologne out of my nostrils. The DA stood and pushed his chair in. It bumped into my side hard enough to hurt.

“Big brother, it’s me.” I sighed, pinching the bridge of my nose. “I don’t have time for whatever it is you want, Daisy.” Daisy was like a little sister to me; she was someone I deeply cared about, after all. The first time I saw her, she reminded me of Eve. The first time we met was when she was fifteen. I found her in the orphanage, alone and quiet, and she reminded me so much of Eve. Because of that, I sponsored her education and her career as an actress.

Daisy The weekend had finally come. I had spent all week knocked off my feet at work and couldn't wait for these next two days to drag. I strolled along the perfectly laid concrete path, my feet softly hitting the rough gravel, admiring the beautiful view from my house. My garden, at my new, old-fashioned, two storey home, was relatively big in size; it was predominantly grass, but there was a tiny footpath leading to the top. I stepped over onto the lush, freshly cut lawn and let my feet sink through the strands. Watching the insects fly past, and the sun blaze down onto me, I let myself feel free under the heat while Hope slept. It was exhilarating.

Edward got up and wore the necklace around her neck and there were cheers and clappings in the room. Among the people in the room, Daisy saw her friends, Cindy and Rose who smiled at her. Rose even gave her a reassuring thumbs up as if she could read her mind and distress. Daisy nodded and becoming more open-minded, she let go of her distress and decided to flow with the party. Ever since she met Rose a few months back, Rose has been of great help to her. Daisy had just returned from the two weeks' leave the industry gave her when she lost her mum. That was how she met Rose, a new actress who had just signed with Finn Media. That week had been hell and would have been worse if not for her fa

Daisy palpated her body and discovered that Sarah's body was as hot as a boiled water. "Oh my God! You have a fever," Daisy didn't know what to do. She quickly picked up her phone to call Mr. Wilson. She scrolled her phone up until she saw the name, "Iceberg knight" While she was thinking of a befitting name to save his number with the other day, Daisy remembered an account name on f******k and knew that it was a perfect name for a man as cold as Mr. Wilson. So she saved his number with this name immediately.

You know what to do." Daisy said, standing up and smiling at Mr. Woods before she exited the place. Aspen came out from the place she was hiding as she watched Daisy walk away. She stood before the door and peeped through the door to see Mr. Woods in deep thoughts. Wasn't Daisy just crying like her heart was shattered into a million pieces? Why does she look strange? She shook her head and walked to her room. She branched at the kitchen and took a glass of juice. She went through her contact and her I*******m recommended Floyd Wolfe. She hesitated before clicking on his profile.