Darari #treasure Novels & Stories

"This whole place gives me the creeps. I need to grab the goods and get the hell out of here!" The scare had sobered up the greedy Darius just enough. With quick hands, he peeled off his jacket and began scooping up everything from the coffin—every piece of treasure, not leaving a single item behind. He bundled it all into his jacket, tied it up tight, and weighed it in his hands a few times. Once he was sure it was secure, he exhaled again, feeling satisfied. This was more than enough to make him rich for life. That idiot Lenny could comb through every damn room and still not find half as much as he did.

Darren poured the rest of the red one into his glass and gulped it down in one fell swoop. “Areiza, I am done. We should do something else.” He looked at Areiza deeply, his eyes brimming with affection. She blushed automatically and staggered to her feet, the cream cake in her hand. “Careful!” Worried that she would fall, Darren went to her and held her in his arms. However, Areiza pushed him away. Looking hesitant. She then walked to the cabinet stored the cream cake in it and muttered, “We have to hide the treasure.”

David thought that Calvin would no longer have to struggle to live comfortably in the next few decades because his wealth seemed to be way above his own. David suddenly remembered his step-grandfather, Hari Araya, who had much greater wealth and had been handed over to Budi Araya. But unfortunately only Hari Raya knew how to get the treasure. It was not clear where the treasure was. And unfortunately Hari Raya would never be able to tell him and his mother about the treasure. So after several attempts to investigate the unknown treasure, her mother just gave up and didn't want to talk about it anymore. "Ah, you've come. Sorry I was receiving a call from my client in Singapore," said Valentin

m yet. "Don't worry about it Lou, I may have contacted a secret friend who had assured me that we were going to have access to this super exclusive event." Naa Larley assured as she locked up her car and found her way to her friend, looping her hand through hers in the process. Louisa took another glance at the place and shuddered uncontrollably. "You know what, maybe we should head home. This place is really giving me the creeps." "Oh come on, live a little. The place is safe, all the darkness is just a decoy, trust me, there are eyes everywhere." Naa Larley pressed, leading her friend towards a secret walkway.