Daniel Bryan Pensiun Novels & Stories

Bryan jests, taking Dane’s hanging hand that is close enough for him to squeeze, and get’s zero response or reaction. Much like me, Dane is probably dying internally at whatever this is, and I cannot stand this for much longer. I'm on board with his trying to stop it, and I am putting Bryan’s completely moronic behavior down to the fact he is still heavily medicated on pain relief. I don’t know if this is Bryan having some father moment and wishing his two children could let go of feelings and be his family again. Maybe we need a psyche evaluation for Bryan. “Right…I have plans and a date, so I should go.” I cut in with a bossy, no-nonsense statement. I have had enough.

"What if I told you I gambled, would you believe me?" Dane's cold eyes were still on him. "Okey Dokey...just please this last time. Please" He pleaded. Dane knew he wouldn't work in peace with Bryan here so he had to send him off "Okey. Whatever, I'll send you your payment in advance and you won't get a penny soon" Bryan smiled "Then that's good." Just then his phone beeped from a message as he looked at it. It was was from Mrs. Luis telling him to come over.

A daughter will be born in less than two months, and everyone can't wait to meet the little angel who will complete the family. Ten years have passed since Vivi came into Darren's life as his contract wife, and since then, they have gone through many things that have made them who they are today. But it's different with Bryan because even though everyone has changed, the man is still the same as he was ten years ago when Vivi first met him. Starting with his childish attitude and also his warm attention. Bryan is too busy with his job as a CEO and too engrossed in spoiling his nephew to care about finding a life partner. Even at 40, the man still enjoys his solitude like a free-spirited.

Bryan nodded slowly, a small smile tugging at the corner of his mouth. “I see…” Renee hummed. “I would have responded if I knew.” She said truthfully. Bryan smirked. “I’ll be clearer with my message next time.” His gaze lingered on her softening before he took a drink from his glass. “How’s the divorce process going?” His question caught her off guard; her lips parted and closed again. She didn’t want to answer…not yet. She didn’t want anyone to know about her struggles with Daniel, but Bryan learned about it thanks to her ex-husband, who couldn’t keep his mouth shut.

Brian and Kevin are not much different, they are both busy businessmen, and they have plenty of money but they lack time. “What day do they plan to bury Daniel?” Brian's voice choked up when he asked this question. “Sunday morning. After cremation, he will be buried next to his ancestors' graves in the city cemetery.” The space fell silent, and Venn could hear Brian's sigh. Brian did not expect that the first collaboration between him and Daniel would also be the last. Losing an opponent of equal ability, he did not feel happy, on the contrary, he felt the loss was too great.

Otherwise, he would have made a sarcastic comment. Only kids liked sweets that much. Daniel was a grown-up. Ignoring Ryan's gaze, Daniel calmly scooped a spoonful of mousse from the small plate. Then, he said, "The Winstons have canceled all business cooperation with the Browns. I no longer have any connection to them in business. Don't even mention all the scandals they’re involved in. Why do you think I need to show them any kindness?" "That's true from an ordinary person's perspective. Are you an ordinary person?"

I said, my tone firm, and Daniel scowled. "Are you seriously into Olivia? I thought Mark was joking when he said that, but seeing you request this house and refund the old buyer only explains that you have a crush on Olivia too. Why, Bryan? I am highly disappointed in you," Daniel said, and he darted out of my house. The sound of his car starting in the driveway filled my ears, but I didn't bother to call him back.

Daniel noticed Brian's dreadful look and guessed they must have quarreled with each other. “What’s wrong?” Daniel asked. “Nothing,” Brian answered in a low spirit. “I am going out for a smoke,” Brian uttered, then walked outside to the garden. Despite his attempts to mess with their relationship, Daniel ultimately wanted the best for them. So he followed Brian outside to check what was going on. Brian knew Daniel wouldn’t give up, so he handed him a cigar, and they began to smoke together. “Diana is childish sometimes,” Daniel muttered between puffs. Brian nodded. Having spent several days with Brian, Daniel had decided he was a reliable man. He wanted Diana to be happy with this man.

"Because he's Ryan?" So Ryan doesn't date his employees. Does he think he's too good for that? But he went out with me. Well, we had sex. But I didn't work for him then. Maybe he doesn't mind because we already know each other. Or maybe he's just avoiding being sued for harassment. My phone vibrated on the table. An unknown number. "Yes?" "Hi, Kate!" "Who is this?" "Don't you remember me?" The voice was familiar... Bryan? How did he get my number?

She showed her current weak and helpless state. Daniel was still gritting his teeth as he shot a sharp look at Bryan. He would not easily believe the family's words. He wouldn't have changed his mind if Audrey hadn't come forward and asked Daniel to let Bryan go. "There's no point in getting your emotions mixed up right now. I know that guy is a pain in the ass, but for now, we have no evidence against them." Audrey said to Daniel. Asking him to let Bryan go right now. Daniel was still hesitant, but what Audrey said was true. It was better for him to focus on finding the whereabouts of Kenzie and ALea. Both children must be very scared right now.