Ellie And Dina Fanfiction นิยาย & เรื่องราว

"Y-yes... yes, Eli. I'm sorry." "Apologies to Brielle." Eli roared, making Bryant close his eyes as he began to cry like a little kid. "I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry, Brie," he and his friends said, making Silvie chuckle mockingly. "If I see you around Brielle ever again, I'll make sure you and your wolf never walk again. Got it?" Eli said as he dropped Bryant, tossing him against his friends. Bryant coughed, crying like a little kid, as he nodded.

I insisted. Dorothy arched her brow as she turned to Donna but Dina? She didn't need convincing. She hooked her arm cheerily through mine and began dragging me to the dining room. “Is she always like this?” I heard Elayne ask about Dina who seemed far too happy to hear anything. “So bubbly and hyperactive.” “One minute she's this gleeful, and the next, she's the goddess of destruction,” Dorothy warned sending light shivers down my spine.

"Think she'll cry? She looks like she might cry." But instead of walking toward us, Ellie walked over to the instructor. "Excuse me," she said politely. "Would it be possible for me to switch partners with Vivian?" The instructor looked surprised. "Switch? But you and Dominic have always worked well together." "I'd prefer to work with someone new today," she said. "If that's alright." I felt something cold settle in my stomach. This wasn't how it was supposed to go. Ellie was supposed to come to me. She was supposed to apologize and admit that she'd been acting foolish.

I secretely thought they planned to get pregnant together, because their kids were so close in age. “Are you on a date?” Ela whispered when I ordered our chai latte’s. I nodded, “yes. Her name is Dani. She is new here.” Ela smiled, “that is really great. I hope you have fun. She seems nice!” I thanked her and went back to our table. “This pack is like a big family isn’t it?” Dani asked. I nodded, “yes. I’ve grown up very closely with most of them.” “Like Sierra?” Dani asked.

But my heart wanted to live in New York forever with him. “Ellie, where are you off to? Grab your slice, or it’ll disappear soon.” Daniella offered me a slice of the wedding cake. Before I could accept it, Damien came up behind me. “Thanks, but Elena and I have other plans for the night.” “Is it? I’m sure you’ll need this to energize yourselves.” Daniella cackled with laughter, making me blush. “I heard strawberries stimulate you in more ways than one. Wanna try?” Brynne joined in.

"What's she talking about—marriage? Who's she trying to fool?" Another chimed in, "Didn't she swear she'd only marry Eli? What happened?" "Daniella, if you're trying to get Eli's attention, you could at least come up with a better excuse," someone else taunted. Elliot looked at me with disdain. "Oh, you're getting married? Where's this guy? Bring him out so we can all see. If he's real, I'll give you a nice wedding gift—consider it a thank you for finally leaving me alone."

Then, crossing her arms, she declared, “Well, I need to have a serious talk with him. He can’t just take my grandma away! We have to share her—he can’t keep her all to himself.” Danielle smiled. “First, let’s give Grandma and her son some time to talk and get to know each other. Then she’ll decide what happens next. But one thing’s for sure, my love—whatever she chooses, we’ll support her. No matter what.” Ellie let out a little sigh, but her mother’s words reassured her. Now that she was calm, she could focus on something else—exploring the beautiful gardens.

Then he got out. Dani was on the bank with a blanket spread and a basket that had the ambition of a woman who had planned this in advance. She was also wearing the expression of someone who had done something and was braced to own it. Eli was standing at the water's edge with his coffee and his back to the parking lot, looking at the lake, which gave Noah approximately four seconds of looking at him before he turned. The four seconds were not wasted. "Hey," Eli said. He looked at Dani. He looked at Noah. He had arrived at the same conclusion Noah had arrived at, and his expression was doing the particular thing it did when he was performing calm over something else.

The entire forest seemed to stand still, and I turned slowly to look at her. “What did you say?” I asked seriously. She crossed her arms. “You heard me perfectly well,” she said firmly. I felt Leo’s fury rising inside me. Because very few people knew exactly what was going on between Elina and me, and Dania definitely wasn’t supposed to know. I approached her slowly. “Explain yourself,” I demanded, and she smiled. “How curious. Now you want to talk,” Dania said mockingly. My eyes began to turn gold. “Dania,” I growled.

If that was even how any of this worked. Dani was a skeptic. She tended to think these things were more about extremely strong hormones and pheromones than some maid on the moon planning their future. Especially now that her happily ever after, like every other major turning point in her life, had imploded. "Is that okay with you, Dani?" Waylon and the Mountie had both turned towards her and Dani blinked, pulling her hand away from her face. "I didn't catch what you two were saying." she replied, her head still pounding.