Luxe Daisy Allen Novels & Stories

“You’ll meet Lucien Virelli tomorrow.” Daisy laughed softly to herself, the sound barely audible in the vast room. Not because anything was funny, but because somehow her life had suddenly become absurdly ridiculous. First Ray’s engagement announcement. Now this arranged alliance. Everything was spiraling at once. She removed her earrings slowly, the delicate diamonds catching the light as she dropped them onto the antique vanity table with a soft clink. Then she walked barefoot across the thick Persian rug, the cool floorboards grounding her for a moment.

Skylar crashed on the bed again as she searched for the name of the model on the internet, and continued checking the pictures of her that she had been scrolling through right before Amelia called. She hated to admit that the model in question seemed so perfect in every way, that it was so undisputable if he was truly her girlfriend. Daisy Dallas was a twenty-five-year-old stunning model with gorgeous big green and attractive facial features that were both captivating and enthralling to anyone around her. She had a great body, was one of the top five models in the country, was wealthy, and had a rich Mum, who ran a lingerie brand. She was nothing compared to her. She could never be.

Her loose top and linen pants do nothing to reveal her delectable figure, but that doesn’t matter to my father. “Pleasure.” He smiles, reaching out his hand toward her. “Pleasure to meet you as well.” “Daisy is back there. She has her headphones on and is buried in her tablet.” I don’t even think twice; my hands instinctively go to her waist as I walk behind her down the aisle. It feels right. Daisy looks up from her tablet in shock, a huge smile lighting up her entire face. She yanks off her headphones, pushing off her seat to launch herself toward Daphne.

She rested her head on his shoulder, her scent—expensive, flowery, and entirely wrong—clogging his senses. "You look stressed, Adam," Daisy purred, her voice a forced, seductive husk. "I can help you ease your mind. Again." Adam didn't respond. He picked up his phone from the nightstand, ignoring the dozens of desperate, borderline-homicidal texts from Sheryl. Daisy didn't take the hint. She climbed onto his lap, the bedsheets falling away to expose her perfectly sculpted body. She was an Alpha's daughter, the second-born of the Mackin line, and she knew she was beautiful.

"Could you please help me with that before joining me in the dining room?" I nodded, my heart pounding in my chest. I carefully picked up the dessert tray and swiftly placed it back in the fridge, ensuring it would stay chilled. With a sense of urgency, I rejoined Avery, ready to face the rest of the evening's challenges. Once in the dining room, I found Daisy gracefully adorned in a stunning gown that accentuated her natural beauty. The gown she wore was a mesmerizing shade of sapphire blue, embellished with delicate silver embroidery that sparkled under the warm glow of the chandeliers. Her dress hugged her figure perfectly, highlighting her slender silhouette. Daisy's presence radiated el

Only a touch of makeup enhances her inner beauty, she looks like a blooming flower “you are looking so stunning, let's go” Ashley dropped the brush and dragged her out of the apartment. Daisy, who moved to Anzaina for her studies, met Ashley, a known family acquaintance, soon two became the good friends Daisy is a reserved young lady, her serene beauty oozes seductive allure, pulling you in with a mesmerizing charm that only a few are lucky enough to witness. Her quiet attitude conceals a universe of depth and contemplation, a loving spirit whose beauty echoes with calm strength.

She had been sitting with him and was playing with his leg with her bare toes. The fact that she suddenly appeared and laid claim to Victor infuriated me. Finally, Victor spoke, “Daisy is not my new assistant. Don’t you read the news?” He pulled away from Jenna and took my hand. “Jenna, may I introduce you to Daisy? She’s also known as Alberta Wilson, my fiancée.” ——————————————————————————————————

Alexander replied to him and continued watching Dahlia and James. "Unbelievable! It's the Daisy I know. The wife of Lucius Davis who strangely disappeared years ago. I can't believe that she's your big sister and also the owner of such a huge successful Company like D's!". James was so amazed that he couldn't help himself and said all this out loudly. James turned to face Alexander, Jack and Henry that were seated at the sofa and glaring at him like some kind of another jerk. "No wonder these kids strangely look like Lucius Davis…. It turns out they're Daisy and Lucius Davis ....". Dahlia had heard enough from James, she slammed her hands on her desk as she stood up and said, "Enough, James!

Daisy said as she drove "Don't worry hunnie, you know me, I always do my work diligently, apart from the introduction that's to take place this morning, I'll take the opposite way whenever I see him coming so I'll be fine" I said with a smile "That's my sweetie, oh and guess what, your new boss is getting married next week, it was on TV this morning" "Wonder who the unlucky lady is" I said "Her name is Audrey Castle, apparently she's some hotshot too" Daisy said and I nodded

The attendance was voiced out. At the other angle of the motel, some fashionable group of girls could be seen inside a big hall room all chit-chatting and dressing up for the day. And in their midst was a rich looking, arrogant girl, Kayla Davis, the daughter of a competent billionaire from San Francisco. She also came along with her classmate for the final high school vacation. Then suddenly her best friend, Carina Lopez, who came from an average family, banged in and walked straight to Kayla who was busy styling her hair in front of the mirror, still having her white fluffy bathrobe on.