Derek Disventure Camp の小説・ストーリー

I adjusted my bag strap and kept walking, pretending to study the floor. If anyone asked, I would say I was studying architecture, or probably counting the cracks on the floor… or just planning my escape. Exile had never sounded so peaceful. I reached the cafeteria and grabbed the cheapest sandwich on the menu because my account balance and I are not on speaking terms. Then I looked around for a table and immediately regretted it. Derek Hayes just walked in. Of course he did. The whole cafeteria seemed to change when he entered. Girls straightened their hair, some giggled, and a few whispered like he was a celebrity. Derek just looked calm…tall, broad-shouldered, and with a really great coun

It's two stories, well kept and amazingly decorated. Derek's family is well off as I might have mentioned before and they subtly show it off. Derek's father runs his own company on the human lands and his mother owns her own boutique and styling salon here in the pack. They weren't always together for the most part due to his father having to live on the human lands for his job, but as he grew up his father stayed home more and only drives out for emergencies. I push the door open and make way for the others to come in. They plop down in the couch and I laugh. Walking back out, I help the guys unload everything.

Derek appeared from around the corner of the building, carrying a bag of rations that they took with them for duty around the territory. — Sorry, if you have any more questions, send them to me by mail. Time for me to go around. Suddenly, another tourist is lost and shaking with fear due to the increased population of wolves, - Reed knocked on the railing, putting an end to the conversation, nodded and walked towards the car.

Harvey was a man of his own doing, he had decided at the tender age of seventeen that he wanted to live alone and do things his way and his parents, as they had let him have his way. Derek absently threw a piece of straw which he had managed to pick out from the table cloth at Victory and watched the cat dance around it. Soon the servants would finish their duties in the house and return to their quarters for the night. Then he would be expected to retire to his bedroom for the night, but that would not happen. He had spent as much time as he could avoiding that room in the past week, about whatever trouble and temptation awaited him there.

And just to have me, Derek was willing to give all of that up, and endanger not only himself but his pack! **

said Amanda as she brought Derek into the picture. "Hey, brother! Happy birthday to you!" said Nick and Joanne. "Brother Derek! Happy birthday to you!" Madison exclaimed with joy. "Mr Derek! Happy birthday to you!" said Steph. "Hey everyone! Thank you for your well wishes! I wish you were here with us." replied Derek. "Where are you anyway, brother Derek?" asked Madison. "Well Maddy, we are at the beach, heading to a restaurant for breakfast." replied Derek. It was bittersweet, still needing to lie to Team MNS; but Derek was not ready to reveal his true identity yet.

Derek swallowed hard, guilt and longing tangling inside him. “You helped me through the darkest parts of my life,” she continued, her eyes holding his steadily. “Let me pay that back now. Tell me what’s wrong.” He drew in a long breath. For a moment, he wanted to tell her everything—about Aurelia, about the mate bond he couldn’t claim, about the war inside me. But he couldn’t. Not with her. Not when it wasn’t fair. So he told her the part he could. “There’s a dispute,” Derek said finally. “Over the uncharted lands. Between my pack and… Draven’s.”

Kosi rolls her eyes and rubs her hands, a mad glint in her eyes, “Guess who just came into town?” Amy fixes her with a look and Kosi scoffs. “Derek. He’s back.” Amy gives her another look and scrunches her face up in thoughts… “Derek… Derek… who’s De—” Kosi groans. “Derek Waters? My cousin? The super hot, super dumb, tool of a jock I have for a cousin? Don’t you remember him?” Amy’s face remains blank and Kosi swears, mumbling something about teenagers and their occupied brains. “The one you tripped over at summer camp when we were kids? Ugh! Derek ‘The Daring’ Waters? The one you’ve always wanted to kiss?”

Derek packed up the fish they caught last night, which would serve as provisions for the next stop. With their gear sorted, Derek stood at the cave entrance, backpack on, casting a glance back as if reluctant to leave. Tabitha, ahead, said coldly, "Aren't we going?" Derek snapped back, "Let's go." He knew he'd never forget this place. On the second night, with no shelter in sight, Derek made do with a vine-woven hammock. The two squeezed into a sleeping bag, gazing up at the star-filled sky—an experience entirely new to both.

says Mark. There are three toddlers running around and two, soon to be three, newborns in the pack house. What was once a quiet house has turned into a loud, rambunctious house full of love. Mark told me this place wasn’t lively before Davina joined the family. Derek was lost and so wrapped up in running the pack. He struggled with the loss of his father more than his brother and sister. I think he felt he had a lot to live up to since he became alpha at such a young age. “River can you take Derek to the Dragon realms for me? I’d love to spend time with Summer.”