Dani Ardor Novels & Stories

“You may have all seen her at the wedding but now you get to be acquainted with her.” “Darana,” she called firmly. “Please step forward and let everyone see you while I introduce them to you.” I glanced at Darana, expecting to see any trace of fear but there was none. Instead, she held herself with grace and stepped forward with her chin held high. I tried to hide my smirk but failed. She was really so good at acting. “Darana, meet my second son, Adan Titterington. He holds a share in one of the companies and he’s very good at scheming. I mean planning things.” she corrected.

Katerina got up from the couch, shaking her head in both disgust and annoyance as she walked toward the bar. One of the girls walked toward our table, but both Ezra and Diego didn’t pay her a second glance. “They smell like aphrodisiac,” Ezra stated, and Diego shook his head. “Forcing their pleasure out of them. Something that my father has as a profession. It is a shame that he doesn’t see it as wrong and doesn’t have anyone to tell him off, don’t you think?” Diego said, standing up as he looked at the woman, Katerina. “What are you going to do?” I asked, and he looked back at Cosimo.

Dana was a Lamberti, and my other three ‘best friends’ with their ‘busy lives’ abandoned me and never took the time to visit Siena. “You have one friend, and that friend has a black eye,” Dario spoke and showed himself. “Oh my god.” I gasped and ran towards him. “Who did this to you?” “It was that crazy baby daddy of yours, and it was all because I told you the truth about his assistant. Can you believe it?” Dario spoke before he took a look at my family. “I don’t think we’ve officially met yet, Dario Orlando.” He introduced himself with a bright smile on his face.

"I'm Kord Sova. Mate of Kiema, goddess of...a lot of different shit." The thunder waved. "Hello, Kord. Welcome to Ladon house," Ari said. She rose from her chair, offered to him. "Please. Sit here and use the coffee table as you need." Kord walked over, set his bags on the table softly. "Thank you." He stuck out his hand. "Ari." She shook his hand. "Right. Now I remember. I'm the book nerd. Xan and Scar are the tech nerds. So they'll need -"

His beta entered—Lieutenant Daniel, clad in formal armor, eyes darting from the destroyed wall to the blood-soaked floor, then to the dead assassin sprawled at Alexandro’s feet. “My King,” he bowed slightly, then glanced at the wound. “You’re injured.” “I’ll live,” Alexandro said coldly, his voice sharp as steel. “Find out who sent him.” Daniel nodded, face grim. “Yes, Alpha. I’ll start immediately.” As Daniel left with the guards to handle the body, I found myself staring after him, but my mind was elsewhere. Spinning. Spinning. Who would try to kill me today of all days? Who wanted to stop this marriage so desperately? Was it someone from my tribe? One of Alexandro’s enemies? Or something

Kenton says, reaching out with his other hand and grasping ahold of my own, then curls me into his body as he tries to shield me from the eyes of the other now naked men and women before us. We come to stop before a man who looks to be in his forties. He looks like an older version of the man standing next to me. He has a big smile on his face as he takes the two of us in, taking note of his son's hand in mine, his other tucking me into his side. "Amaris, I would like you to meet my dad, Alpha Kerryington Clearwater.” 'Alpha?' The word, what I've read about Alpha wolves in books, causes a lead weight to develop in the pit of my stomach.

He was waiting for Eddie to challenge him on it. "I don't doubt that. It's just the first time I'm seeing her. How do I know we can trust her?" I had to admit, Eddie had a point there. Gunnar sighed, "This is Danny's sister," he spared me a glance before a sinful smirk tugged the corner of his lip upward, "and Theo Harper's daughter." I could tell he was enjoying this a little too much. This was a better form of revenge for him than forcing me to work at his architectural firm.

I gripped his shoulders as I glared him down. He didn't even kill the other man. It's not fair! I looked straight into the man's eyes that was holding Brendon. Who is this guy? I growled protectively for Brendon. "My apologies," He said as his eyes held sorrows of his own. "It's okay. I'm Alpha Aaragorn of Blacktail Growlers."

And the warrior stopped instantly. Danika’s throat tightened. Ariel’s beast form slowly disappeared. Bones cracked softly as his body shifted back into his human form. Lifeless. Danika stared at him. For years, Ariel stayed beside her through every loss. Every battle. Every mistake. And now he was just… gone. “Now do you believe me?” Arnold asked. Danika looked up at him slowly. Her eyes burned. “You fooled me.” “This is war,” Arnold replied. His voice carried no apology.

I stammered, but was disrupted by the voice of a girl calling my name. "HeiHei! You forgot something?" Holy crap, ARNICO. Just how the hell did they know where I was? How am I supposed to get out of here? Before I could answer to either Nico or a Freaking MeTuber, Linda, behind the backs of Arnold and Nico, loomed a tall guy, whom I couldn't get a clear view of because he was still a bit far. That was Daniel! He greeted them in a friendly manner and passed by them toward where I was standing with Linda; we were both quiet.