Harry/daphne Novels & Stories

ACCESS GRANTED. The heavy double doors hissed softly, unlocking and sliding open into the dark study. Daphne glided inside, closing the doors behind her. She walked straight around the massive mahogany desk, tapping the central glass terminal. The screen illuminated in the dark room, displaying the master database of Vance Enterprises. She pulled the black satellite phone from her robe pocket, plugging a thin, high-speed data transfer cable into the terminal's secondary port. Her fingers flew across the glass interface with scary, practiced precision—far from the helpless girl who claimed she couldn't operate a computer.

the older man said urgently, “Miss Harper left the office alone.” Brian straightened instantly. “What?” “She dismissed security.” Of course she did. “She said she was meeting an investor.” Brian was already moving toward his car. “Track her phone.” A pause. Then— “It’s offline.” Across the city, Daphne sat inside a private dining room overlooking the skyline. One chair occupied, the other one empty. A folder rested beside her untouched wine glass. The door opened and Vincent walked in smiling. Daphne didn’t move. “You asked for this meeting,” he said smoothly. “I’m touched.”

I snap at Dana making my way back to my mother’s room. “Mr. Grayson, you can take her back” she says to a man that was standing at the end of the hallway like a statue. I didn’t even see him standing there when I walked out of the room, that’s scary. He’s about my height, with dark hair and eyes, he is wearing all black, and he looks to be middle eastern.

Controlled. “Alpha,” she said softly, her voice as smooth as silk. “I didn’t expect company. I apologize, I would not be able to greet you the way that I would supposed to be.” Damon cleared his throat, turning toward me. His shoulders eased slightly as our eyes met, but I still caught it, that flicker of hesitation in his gaze. The flicker of pain, of trying to hide a secret.” “Sienna,” he said, voice lower now. “This is Delilah. She was the one we found in the woods. She woke up a while ago, I figured to come and check on her myself, considering the fact that I'm the one who found her.”

She waved her hand at the guards to leave and they did. “What's your name?” “Good morning my Luna, my name is Daphne, ma” “Daphne” she repeated, tasting my name on her tongue, “I used to have one Daphne as a colleague back then. Do you know what happened to her?” “No ma” I shook my head, how was I supposed to know? “She disappeared. She disobeyed me and suddenly disappeared” She raised her shoulders like she didn't know how Daphne disappeared and I gulped in fear.

Sophia asked politely, "Daph could you help me set the table?" Daphne nodded and headed to the dining room. After setting the table, she walked towards the kitchen. As she walked in, Allen was walking out of the kitchen, having just grabbed a glass of water. As they walked past each other, Allen casually brushed his hand against Daphne's, sending shivers down her spine. They exchanged a fleeting glance, and Daphne's cheeks flushed. Eddy, who was nearby, raised an eyebrow, a hint of a smile on his face. He knew the secret, but he was keeping it safe for now.

Daphne was fast asleep in the living room, the soft glow of the TV casting flickering shadows across the walls. Suddenly, a loud bang at the door jolted her awake, her heart pounding in her chest. “Let me in, you bitch!” a voice snarled from the other side. It was Leo, Daphne’s husband, and his tone was filled with fury.

He sat down, opened his notebook and started sketching. What he was sketching,he didn't know but his hands moved over the paper. His pencil just drew something he didn't know and wouldn't know until he was finished. He also couldn't see that his eyes were now glowing blue. How could he? At the end of his sketch, he looked at his work. It was the sea dweller. A perfect image of Cordelia with a crown atop her head. He flipped a few pages. The book was filled with previous sketches of Cordelia, a princess, A queen, A captain and a few other characters. The topics of Harry's dreams.

She completely ignored Nathan's desperate cries for her to stay. She needed to find me immediately and give me a real, heartfelt apology. It was fine. After all, I loved her so much. I loved her enough to alter the entire course of my life and give up going abroad. She was certain that she could win me back. Comforted by her own logic, Daphne calmed down a little. The moment she reached the campus gates, she ran into a student council member who was handling the sign-out sheet for the hiking drill. She snatched the clipboard to look for my name. It was signed, but it wasn't my handwriting.

But I followed him. I could not stay behind. Outside the gates stood a tall man with a thick skin and deep blue eyes. Alpha Kael. He looked even stronger than the last time I saw him. Alpha power was already smelling on his body and he was breathing like thunder. His eyes found me immediately right there as I got lost in thought. “Annie,” his voice cut across the room. “I have come for my mate and my pups.” The woods went silent for a while. I felt another kind of power as Damon touched me.