Darari #treasure Novels & Stories

Jack said and Regina nodded her head in response. The following day, armed with Jack's private card, the driver As she entered the upscale boutique, a dazzling array of dresses greeted her. However, the overwhelming options left her feeling a bit lost. All the dinner gowns had one opening or the other, one had a slit that was far up to the waistline, the other one barely covered her buttocks.

Aiden nodded. “Alright. Let's do it.” Beckham snapped his fingers. Trudging into the woods, Darius and Elijah were walking next to each other. The sun's rays pierced into the woods through the holes left open by leaf blades and branches. Birds were chirping, cars were honking from a distance, and insects were flying from one flower to another. A raven perched on Darius's shoulder and he caressed its feathers before looking at the path he was walking on. He loved ravens, it reminded him of his dark nature. “We are looking for Zachary Taylor. We have no idea where he could be.” Darius told Elijah scanning through the woods wishing to catch an antelope that he would feed on. He loathed animal b

Quattro secretly transmitted his voice to James. James understood. He looked at Thora and said, “Show us the treasure scroll you have.” Thora immediately took out the treasure scroll without hesitation. The treasure scroll was large, with a diameter of a hundred meters when spread on the ground. It contained numerous markings of Genesis Time and some routes. However, they could not determine the exact location of the Shahrzad Treasure from this sole half of the treasure scroll. They needed the other half of the treasure scroll to pinpoint its location.

The fourth morning arrived without fanfare. The plow had come through sometime before dawn; the narrow road down the ridge was scraped clean, black asphalt stark against the white drifts. Tamara’s flight was rebooked—midday out of the regional airport, assuming no more delays. She stood in the bedroom packing with slow, deliberate movements. Jeans folded. Sweater tucked. The thin black leather collar—still warm from last night’s skin—slipped into the side pocket of her purse like a secret she intended to keep close.

Aruna stared ahead. At the far corner of the playground. Near the fence. Beside a massive oak tree. The tree. The memory hit instantly. A rainy afternoon. Mud. Laughter. Her mother kneeling beside the roots. A small metal box. And a sentence. One sentence. "Every treasure needs a guardian." Aruna's breath caught. "The tree." Everyone looked. "The treasure was near the tree." Without wasting another second, Dante signaled his men. Several guards immediately began digging. Rain mixed with mud.

Happy reading! 🖤 The waves of the blue ocean, entwined with the sky, as the sun came out, bouncing behind the dancing leaves of the huge oak tree, this was indeed a beautiful day in Monaserus and also a remarkable one as Darrell and the rest of the gang, including Prince Pontius set off, out of the royal palace of Menesia to look for the last piece of Darrell's quest and that is the crystal gem of light, this crystal is well known for awakening the dead, why should such an item be included in Darrell's quest, does it mean that someone will die? well in the journey of life, death is inevitable, but there are still people who are worth saving;

BEADS of sweat had formed on Amara’s forehead when she opened her eyes, forcedly waking herself up from an unwanted nightmare. She gasped as she stared at the old brown-colored thatched coconut roof. As she got up on the bed, her eyes looked around the tiny room where she was. It was dark, and the only thing that was somehow lighting up the room was the moonlight through the window. Tears started to burn her eyes. Her lower lip trembled, remembering the tragic fact that her father and Killian died unjustly.

I face them, cocking my brow. “Wow, for someone who’d just burnt down his business yet you still managed to buy a ring worth—” “Ready?” Dad walks in before Xandry can finish what he’s about to say. I even want to kiss Dad’s cheek for saving my ass from these two crazy idiots. “Dad, do you know that Pyke proposed to Cam?” Parker laughs again. “You sound like an eleven years old boy who caught his brother reading porn mag, Parker.” I roll my eyes.

“There's a possibility you might meet other thieves in there that you might not be able to handle alone, Adrika. So, while you're fighting them off, Darana will run as fast as she can, grab the chest and leave.” “That's insane,” I muttered. “How do I even know where the room is?” “That's simple. Her room is on the highest floor. It's the only room there.” “How am I supposed to find the chest in the room? It's not like Mrs Miller died with the chest by her side.” Gemma laughed and leaned further into her seat. “Well, that's for the both of you to figure out. Use your skills.” “Fuck, fuck.” I cursed as I stepped out of the car with Adrika in tow.

Summoning every ounce of strength left, I jumped on and tore off toward our hideout. I slammed the door shut behind me and crumpled to the floor, breathless. Blood oozed from my arm, but I had no time for that then. I opened my hand to reveal the prize: a pink diamond, glinting with an otherworldly glow. "It's here. Now talk," I said. Old Fox, ever the cool customer, took the diamond, inspected it briefly in the light, and then pulled out a sealed dossier from his desk. "Everything you need to know about your guy is right here."