Danny X Paw Patrol Novels & Stories

"I'm just trying to decide when I should tell you something that will change your mind." "I'm dying to find out what you think is going to change my mind. Now is probably as good a time as any." "You know it's time, Rae. He's old..." "Don't say it, Danny," she whimpered. Raven called me Danny when we were kids, but when we got to be teenagers she started using Dan almost exclusively. We never talked about it, but I learned that "Danny" was her safe word, only used now when she was terrified. I didn't blame her for being scared. Boston was her first service animal, but he just turned eleven and a retriever's expected life span was only twelve years. His age showed, not just in his appearance,

I stood at the entrance of the Silver Claw Pack hospital, the cold wind cutting through me. A black pickup truck slowly pulled up in front of me, the bed filled with freshly picked herbs, the scent of morning dew still clinging to them. The door opened gently, and instead of the driver, it was Danny himself. He stepped out of the truck, walking slowly with a silver cane in hand, his steps steady and strong, the cane tapping rhythmically against the ground. He didn’t ask me to get into the car, but instead, he walked towards me.

I whispered. His little head popped up, "I know auntie but you know things will be better. I mean I'm not suppose to tell you anything but Athea told me to tell you to follow your heart." Danny said, scrunching his little face up. "She said you will know what is right to do." Danny said, looking up at me. I smiled down at him, "You must speak with Athea often." I replied. "I do! She is really nice and she is always watching no matter how terrible things are." Danny replied. "She is really nice. I hope to see her again sometime." I said. "You will soon. The other alphas are coming though." Danny said sitting up. I wanted to ask what he meant by I'll be seeing Athea soon. "We are going to go p

Holding the rock like that took much more effort than throwing it with her magic. Dannie had become a master at throwing pebbles and rocks, thanks to the hours she spent shooting them at the construction crew repairing the fountain. Lee and her dad weren’t amused, even if it was for the greater good. He had to pay them extra to stay and finish the job. Dannie swore werewolves had no sense of humor. Kandrea thought it was funny. She also learned her co-worker was a major sci-fi geek and kept feeding Dannie lines from Star Wars.

he muttered his last comment to himself. Zach went downstairs to wait for Danny. They had this habit of riding to school together. Plus, Danny didn't have a car. Zach always told him to go ahead and take one of his. He and Jacob had three cars each, sort of the same ones to be exact. A brand new black Chevy 4x4, a 1968 yellow and black Mustang, and a silver and red Hayabusa. But Danny said he would rather be the passenger, less work on his part.

Her face filled with relief. “Mommy!” He shouted, running into her arms. “How did it go?” She asked, curiously. He grinned. “It was fun! Everyone stared at my bag,” he said, jumping in excitement. “So, who was that boy you were laughing with? Rose asked. “That’s Danny. He admired my bag, and he watches Spider-Man too.” “I’m happy you loved it,” Rose said, excited and relieved. “We also went to the playground, and I used the swings,” Tyler said, turning back to admire the playground before they left.

I said. Danny clapped me on the back, his expression serious. "Be careful, Lila," he said. "We don't know what we're up against." I smiled, feeling a surge of adrenaline. "Don't worry, Danny," I said. "I've got this." As I walked alongside Danny, our footsteps echoed through the forest. We were on patrol, checking the pack's borders for any signs of trouble. The sun was beginning to set, casting a warm orange glow over the trees.

I explained to him. "But he didn't mind Mommy." Danny argued. Well I guess he didn't. "But I won't do it again if mommy promises to buy ice cream for me." Danny offered and I chuckled. "No." I said. "But Mommy." Danny pouted as he turned to me. "If you act like a good boy I will reconsider it." I told him. "Fine." He said. Danny was happy for the rest of the day and was happy he saw Joseph's Father. Desmond that's his name, we didn't even get to talk,but thank goodness I was pulled away from that embarrassing situation.

Danny was quiet for some time, deep in thought. “That fucking bastard.” He muttered the frustration clear on his face. “Tell me about it.” I mumbled too. “But don’t worry. I think I have a plan on how to save Xavier.” I said smiling at the idea. Danny frowned, his brows furrowing “You think you have a plan, or you know you have an actual plan that would work?” he asked making me grit my teeth. He knew how to be an asshole if he wanted to. “I do have a plan, but you’re going to have to trust me man. Do you think you can do that?”

She says, making Karly grunt in frustration. "Hey, baby. There are my two girls." Danny says from behind me, making me turn and give him a huge smile. "Danny. Where have you been, we've been waiting for you." I say, kissing his lips and cupping his cheek. "I know. I know, sorry, baby. We got stuck in traffic, but we're here now. Come on, let's get this going." he says, kissing Zoey and me on our cheeks. Zoey grabs my face again and pouts. "Mommy, Zoey gots to go wee-wees," she says, reminding me. I need to take her before she pees on herself. She looks too adorable for a mishap.