Dave Strider Shirt Novels & Stories

Aurora paused, Yes, there are plenty of them, like Silas, but he makes her skin crawl. "Zane Strider from the Strider family has acted in a couple of films. He's good-looking but has a terrible attitude," Vespera suggested, showing Aurora a photo. In it, a striking young man in racing gear stands next to a black race car, helmet in hand, a cocky grin on his face. He's the epitome of youthful arrogance but with a compelling charm. His smile oozes overconfidence, yet his eyes are piercingly clear. Just like what Dylan should be.

The heat of the sun from the outside clashes with the coldness of the AC temperature from inside the coffee shop bringing the customers warmth and cozy feeling from the place. Dave is not there yet, but she spots a chair near the counter and decides to take it. She lifts the menu card on her table and while looking at it, she can see Dave is opening the glass door of the coffee shop approaching her in a slow-motion effect in her mind. He was wearing the blue collared shirt and beige cargo shorts with white sneakers on that she gave from their last anniversary celebration before she got pregnant. "Sorry, I'm late, blame the traffic jam," Dave explains while showing-off that he is wearing the

With a towel wrapped around his waist, he made his way to his closet, eager to pick out an outfit that would make him look and feel his best. As he perused his wardrobe, Alexander Sterling settled on a pair of dark-wash jeans that hugged his legs in all the right places. He paired them with a crisp white button-up shirt that was slightly unbuttoned at the top, revealing a hint of his chest. The shirt was tailored to fit him perfectly, accentuating his muscular build.

And then, I saw it. Wedged beneath a piece of jagged rebar was a small, tattered scrap of navy-blue fabric. It was heavy cotton, stained with soot and a dark, dried crimson. My heart stopped. I recognised the pattern, the subtle weave of the fabric. It was a piece of Daniel’s favourite shirt, the one he always wore under his tactical vest because he said the cotton helped him stay grounded.