Daisy Oak Novels & Stories

Davis home and Jacques rolled her eyes at how perfectly that monster could act. In the evening, Daisy took Jacques to the garden. Taking a walk in a place filled with the scent of roses was therapeutic for Jacques who liked roses. Some roses were planted in the ground and they grew as shrubs with a bunch of flowers. Some of the roses were potted and they were small and they had the most pleasant scent. She finally got an idea how to give a proper burial to her child considering the situation she is in. She was willing to do anything for him, but fate resorted her to this state. That doesn't mean she can give a sloppy funeral to her baby.

She walked back into the cave, her heart raw, her chest hollow, the knife still lying in the snow behind her like a question she didn’t know how to answer. --- Later that night, Kael sat perched in a tree overlooking a different stretch of forest—the edges of Greyer territory, near the river where Daisy often came to ‘gather herbs.’ She had come like clockwork. But Kael had eyes now. Eyes honed to notice what wasn't supposed to exist. Daisy was not gathering herbs this evening. She was whispering in low voices to the darkness. A dark-hooded form stepped out of the trees—tall, emaciated, face hidden.

Soon the gentle heat of the morning will send them back to the clouds and the bloom will raise her head, calling to the summer bees. The fresh air and the greenery born of the trees and shrubs come together in their ballet dance. The sweet breeze giving air richer in carbon-dioxide to the flora, and the flora giving air richer in oxygen in return. In the wash of the light, her face takes on the appearance of a beautiful fairy with as white as snow and her red hair blowing in the wind. Her eyes are a little small than usual, red and puffy. She has been crying. Maddox was amazed to see such beauty. It was such a sight to behold.

John said, nodding. Axel nodded in response. "Alright, you may go now." … Daisy stood patiently at the bus stop, her arms full of groceries she had just bought from the supermarket. While waiting for the bus to arrive, her mind wandered to her son, who was at preschool. With the unsuccessful job search, Daisy had dedicated her day to taking care of her child, cherishing the opportunity to be with him. Lost in thought, she didn't notice the black car suddenly appearing and stopping in front of her.

Daisy - I am currently waiting at the gated entrance of Forest Haven pack-lands for the Delta to come meet me. I have decided to climb out of the car so that I am more clearly visible to all of the warriors that I can sense running the perimeter. I know how it is, running the borders, so I want to be as open and visible as I can be to ease their minds. They will be able to tell by my scent that I am not a rogue this way. If I had stayed in the car they may view me as a threat and that is the last thing I need, drama before I even get on their land.

My words stop as I see Cal now notice she is wearing peepholes, his face is Oscar-worthy. “Nothing else. See you around.” Jake rushes off, and I walk through to Cal. He’s clearly struggling to concentrate with Daisy so close, and exposed. “Well?” I grin at him. “Blueprints look good. Just marking a few spots that need a few changes. Then, I will go back to the meeting.” He holds a highlighter in his hand. Smiling, I step behind Daisy. She is sitting on the corner of the paper. One leg lay across the desk and holding the paper, the open hanging down the desk to the floor. Her legs are wide open, and the costume she wears taunts me.

Birth date: April 24 Weight- 5kg Name- Daisy Other name: Nil Surname- Giodano. My eyes shoot up and settle on her face. She is no longer smiling. She no longer has that determined look on her face. She is practically trembling as she stares straight at me. I can see tears brimming in her eyes while my heart keeps slamming against a wall. Turning back to the document, I stare hard at the words once more before realization slowly dawns on me, and my heart sinks. “Daisy,” she admits reluctantly, her voice breaking as a tear slowly rolls down her eyes. “Daisy is your child, Richard. She is Daisy Giodano.”

It was a rare moment of peace for him, and I didn’t have the heart to interrupt. “Did you know,” I said, leaning back on the bench, “that daisies mean innocence?” Olly looked over his shoulder at me, tilting his head slightly. “They do?” His voice was still soft, fragile, but the fact that he was using it at all made me smile. “They do,” I said, nodding. “They’re like little reminders that no matter what happens, there’s still goodness in the world.” He stared at the flowers a moment longer before standing and brushing the dirt off his knees. “I like that,” he said quietly, walking back to sit beside me.

My breath hitched as dread descended on me. The Oak festival was a popular one in the whole of Thores. Members of the royal family and influential traders like Sumaya look forward to the annual festival. The event takes place in three days. The first day for the tour of The Oak as the largest compound in Thores. The guests will be taken on a special tour through the compound by Sumaya herself. They would walk through the large plantation, showcase her large slave trade and the splendid interior of The Oak, followed by merriment. Jihadists would also be present as many of them comes to buy, sell and exchange slaves. There's a lot of betting and drinks. It was a rowdy festival but that was not