Novel & Cerita Daisy Parker Book

Daisy leaned even closer and whispered something into her ear. Amy's eyes widened. "But… isn’t that bad?" Daisy gave a soft, amused laugh. "Of course not, darling. Why would you think that?" Amy frowned. Daisy took a deep breath and gently cupped the girl’s cheek. "Do you remember last week when you asked your daddy if you could go to Funville Park, and he said no?" Amy nodded sadly. "Yes." "But if it's had been before you asked Daddy, would he have said no?"

She tried to make her soulmate, Philly, change from his killing ways since his heart has been cold. She succeeded and try to teach him a secret dance she didn't show Nora. Teaching Philiy the steps one after the other makes Daisy happy. Everything was normal until Philiy disappeared one night and came back more dangerous than before and to Daisy surprised, he has magic. An old dangerous powerful Ninja resurface claiming Philly as hers and would stop at nothing to get him. Craig returned more deadly than before. Daisy has to prove her love for Philly with one Final Dance. A Dance With Daisy (My Cold Hearted Killer) Book 2

Daisy tried to remain calm, collecting her thoughts before responding. "In truth, I have had an issue involving the police," Daisy admitted, maintaining eye contact with Axel. "I don't want to delve into the details, but I had a previous encounter with a police officer that resulted in unresolved misunderstandings. So, when I saw the police approaching, I felt fear, and I couldn't think of anything else but running."

Daisy brewed the coffee while I removed the coffee mugs from the cabinets. "What was the deal with those men who came by?" I asked, curious about Dylan and Gordon. "Are you asking about Mr. Loafer and Mr. Cane?" Daisy confirmed, looking a little rattled. "Is everything alright?" I asked, holding her arm as she paused, blinking at me. "I'm just worried about Luna Sia. She's a good person, and everyone in the Pack sees her as a mother figure. I..." Daisy choked up. "She's fine, Daisy," I reassured her, understanding the feeling of Sia's motherly affection. Daisy had lost her mother at a young age, just like me, and I knew where she came from. I hugged her until she calmed down.

*Flashback* Daisy has always been suspicious of her father's activities but as a smart Eight little girl she couldn't tell her mother about it because she knew it's gonna bring nothing but a quarrel between them. So she had kept everything a secret to herself and then began to write everything she had witnessed in her diary. Daisy right now was currently eavesdropping on his father's conversation with some men on the phone and he could hear everything they were saying. But this street name they just mentioned got her thinking where it could be located because they say that's where the wolf lives and really wishes to see one by herself.

“My one might be a bit long for you but it should fit otherwise.” Halsey is about to politely refuse but Daisy adds, “It’ll make me feel better! Please, lemme make it up to you. Just come with me. It’s in my locker at the gym. It’ll make me feel better if I can help you!” Daisy is a popular cheerleader and is one of the people who seems to be genuinely kind. She has a pretty smile which is alluring to many people. Halsey has a few classes with her but they never interacted before but Daisy is known to help people a lot.

"Is there anything I can help you with?" I would normally feel annoyed that someone is bothering me while I am reading a book, but the lady has a kind aura around her. "I'm sorry if I bothered you. Uhm, I already introduced myself before but you probably forgot about me. I'm Daisy and I am in charge of looking after the female members of the pack. Well, that was before you came of course." She started blabbing and I could tell she didn't want to offend me. "Not at all, Daisy. I'm glad someone's actually approaching me. I think I didn't leave a good first impression on everyone."

the chubby woman said after dressing Elena and making her up lightly. Elena stood up mechanically, tears still welling in her eyes. Just as they were about to leave the room, Elena abruptly grabbed the chubby woman's right arm. The woman turned, looking at Elena with surprise. "Please, help me," Elena said calmly, tears threatening to spill over again. The chubby woman appeared empathetic but shook her head. "I'm sorry, but I can't." "Can you at least tell me his name?" Elena asked, desperate to know who had kidnapped her.

“But Dale doesn’t! And he’s in control. We can’t trust him; we’re on our own except for Wade and Charlie.” Daisy pouted the whole time she rifled through her new closet and found none of her usual exercise clothes. She was forced to take the running outfits provided, which consisted of tight fitting pants and a sports bra. She didn’t even have any T-Shirts left. At least the new clothes fit her and were somewhat in her taste, if pushing the limits of her comfort somewhat. She stepped outside the house to find almost everyone already waiting for the run. It was strangely comforting, though she didn’t understand why. “Our pack loves us.” Daisy offered happily.

Didn't have an idea how she would feel knowing her precious husband had become nothing to write home about. Whatever. When I get to that bridge I will figure out how to cross it. “Eira, let your Father be. You can’t always be mad at him. At least, he is alive. Mine is long gone to be with the Goddess,” Daisy chuckled as if speaking about her dead Father was funny. “Let’s just get dressed and get to work. I don’t want us to be kicked out on the first day of resumption.” “Hmm,” my head nodded. I fixed my hair in a low ponytail, slipping my feet into my sneakers.