Daniela Dream Academy Novels & Stories

Behind her is Deron staring at me. I couldn't stop to smirks at them both. These two are just characters in my dream. They will disappear when I can no longer return to this world. But Duncan and my best friend Achel, who looks like my best friend Chel in the real world, will disappear too together with them and it makes my heart aches. "Of course. I remember you two. Auria and Deron. You are the antagonists in this dream of mine. The characters in this dream who are unlucky in love and can't move on," I bravely answered her.

Calvin had long been my go-to alias for situations where I felt that it would behoove me to keep my identity to myself. "Well, Mr. Spencer, as I am sure that you are aware that this is a dream sync house. We specialize in extended periods of dream syncs that can last anywhere from a couple of days to a couple of months." He turned his back and began to walk into the large chamber of resting bodies. "A couple of months?" I asked. "How is that possible?" He didn't turn back to face me when he answered, instead just held his hand out to show me the sleeping people.

Everyone has dreams and aspirations. Everyone also has their own set of problems, too. For some, the balance works for them, sometimes against them. All I can say is I must have been a major screw-up in my former life, or whatever, because there is NO balance in my life. The problems always seem to outweigh the dreams and achievements. Every time I was able to take a step forward, I was pushed back at least five steps. My childhood was challenging, to put it mildly. But I survived... somehow.

"It's not about work," Yoel said. He walked over, set a blue folder on the coffee table in front of me, and looked more serious than I had ever seen him. "It's a proposal." I picked up the folder, confused. On the cover, in bold print, a single line read, "Proposal for Establishing a Long-Term and Exclusive Lifelong Strategic Partnership with Ms. Nova Grayson." My hand trembled, and I almost dropped the folder. I took a deep breath and opened to the first page.

Should be the responsible one, like always. “Sure,” I hear myself say in a small voice. “Why not.” The first few rounds are stupid. Tyler dares Marcus to text his ex. Jacob admits he once cheated on an ethics exam. Devon chugs an entire cold coffee on a dare and immediately looks like he regrets it. Then it’s my turn. “Truth or dare, Emma?” Tyler asks. Using my actual name for once. “Truth.” “What’s your biggest fantasy?” I freeze. “Like... sexual fantasy?”

“Sleep well tonight. Because tomorrow, I might take someone you actually care about.” The threat hung in the air like a noose. My heart started racing. Because I knew she wasn’t bluffing. Back in the dorm that night, Jason paced like a caged storm. “She’s targeting one of us now,” he said, voice tight. “If she takes Kael” “She won’t,” I cut in, but my hands trembled. Kael sat on the edge of my bed, staring at the floor. “She’s gathering more than power, Aria. She’s gathering despair. Every missing student and every whispered fear fuel her. And she’s going to burn the whole academy down to light her path to the Door.”

Daniela whispered to me, “That’s Audrina Bianchi. She’s pretty big right now. I think she’s like one of the top ten people followed on i*******m or something.” I made a growling sound. Daniela looked at me with wide eyes. “You okay?” “I’m fine,” I grunted. That wasn’t true. I was far from fine. I had seen the prettiest girl in the world, and all I could think about was ripping that yellow dress off of her and fucking her brains out. “How much longer do we have?” Daniela whispered to me, “It’s an all day thing.” I sighed. I had to find that girl. And I had to make her mine.

Rayhan slapped his back before moving back. "I’ve been good. How about you? How’s Delsanra and the kids?" Dante asked. Delsanra had been Dante’s childhood crush, I didn’t blame him, Delsanra was as gorgeous as Rayhan was handsome. And Dante saw her in her demon form, which was said to be incredibly beautiful, all the time. "They’re great, Del’s been a bit worried as Si’s starting at the academy soon." Rayhan replied. Sienna was Rayhan’s twelve-year-old daughter, his son Ahren, was thirteen and was already at the academy.

Daniella “I wish we didn’t have to go back to the university for our final assessment. I want to get married and live here with all of you,” said Elena with a pout. She was the youngest among us, with a month left to graduate. I smiled at her enthusiasm. “It’s just a month, right? Study hard and you’ll sail through.” She grinned at me, bursting with excitement. “One month is so long! When is your wedding, Dani? I don’t want to miss it.”

If I weren't trying to gain favor with the Xanders, I wouldn't tolerate her audacity,' Daniella thought but concealed her anger. She said with a smile, "I won't." "Good then." Yuliana rose, preparing to leave, and Daniella followed suit. Just as Yuliana was about to depart, Daniella remembered something important. "Wait!" Daniella called out. Yuliana turned to look at her. "What is it?" "I heard from Uncle Tom that you're studying media. Do you plan to join Angelbay's biggest media company?" Yuliana looked at her scornfully. "And if I am?"