Max And David Camp Camp Novels & Stories

David raised an eyebrow but said nothing. “I’m Maureen Williams.” Her lips curved into a smile. “The youngest daughter of the Williams family. You’ve met my father, I believe. Though I must say, you’re far more interesting than the boardroom stories made you sound.” David didn’t reply. Max stepped back a bit, folding his arms across his chest as he watched them. Maureen turned slightly, positioning herself between David and the railing. She looked up at him, her voice lowering. “I couldn’t help but notice you came alone tonight. Which is a shame, really. You look far too good to waste the night brooding solo.”

But David finally answered, “Not many people know this about me, but I was actually born and raised here in North Hollywood. I once worked in that bar when I was a young adult, and continued to visit there even when I became famous. So I guess… people who came there just got used to seeing me.“ “I see…” Catherine commented. “So… why'd you call me out here?“ David looked around them, picking a cap from the bonnet and wearing it. His face was covered from the other side after he did that. “I know you still want my friend,” Catherine started. And then she watched David's expression. He didn't blink or react a bit, but Catherine knew from past experience that he had a reaction in his heart—he wa

Meredith said between bites unsure what her friend was talking about now. “Edward Maxwell.” “Oh.” She’s still on him, thought Meredith. “It’s like the heavens have parted and given you this one opportunity to date one of the Davids” “One of the Davids?” “Yes. I call him and his two younger brothers the Davids because of their god-like features.” “Umm okay…” “Edward is the tallest at six-feet-four and 220 pounds of solid muscle.” “How do you know that?” “Fan Club.” “Ah.” Meredith downed a bit of her sweet tea then went back to her tuna melt.

The youngster turned and left the minute he finished speaking, and he quietly shut the door behind him. “Who are you? What’s your name? Why do you need to see Mr. Nelson?” Mr. Campbell asked David. David did not answer his questions. Instead, he yelled towards the room situated near to the back, “Cade Nelson! Come out and meet me!” “You’re being reckless!” Mr. Campbell said furiously as he stood and pointed at David. “Oh? Am I the reckless one, or are you?” David asked, a cold expression on his face. “You…” Mr. Campbell was at a loss trying to figure out a reply.

David replied in a light tone. David's friend laughed and patted David's back hard. He turned to me, and his smile grew wider. "And I think you are Loreine Hart, the beautiful princess who has filled my best friend's heart for years!" he said straightforwardly. David took my hand. "Baby, this is Maxin Kornthas, my best friend besides Liam, since elementary school. When he was in high school, he transferred to Thailand, following his Thai father, returned to his hometown and only returned here two years ago."

“Your sweet Camilla. So beautiful and young...” “No… No…” David’s head shook as his eyes watered. “You did not.” “I did.” He said it right away. It could have been her and your son. He was supposed to go with her that day, right? But for some reason, he was left behind.” “Fuck you, Maximus!” David’s voice croaked, and my heart shattered at the pain in his eyes. Camilla, his fated mate, was killed in an attack when she visited a friend’s pack when their oldest son was only fourteen and their youngest was just twelve.

“What’s up?” “I just came to tell you I’ll be traveling for a few days,” he said, his tone softening when he addressed me. “I wanted to make sure you and Daphne are okay before I leave.” I smiled, genuinely touched. “Thank you, David. We’ll be fine. Take care of yourself.” I hugged him briefly, and he left soon after, leaving me alone with Max again. Once the door closed, Max leaned back, a curious expression on his face. “So, who is he?”

"Let's be real, I had a crush on her as soon as I started realizing girls were cute. It was summer again. My parents sent me off to this month long camp. I hated it. Mostly because Lumen wasn't there, and I didn't like kids my age a whole lot. Boys at fourteen can be as-dumb." "As dumb?" Aspen chuckled. "You were going to say assholes?" "You shouldn't say stuff like that." Max leaned against a tree, and this time didn't make a move to keep going. "Anyway, yeah. The kids at that camp were assholes. I come home and go straight to see Lumen. She gives me this big hug, she's crying, and says I'm not allowed to go to camp ever again." She eased down to the ground and sat, eager to hear the next w

Max said, he smiled at me charmingly. “I’m actually your cousin, Davina Dimitri Adams.” I said, he chuckled. “Don’t tell me you’re also onboard with my sisters craziness.” He said, he laughed, I chuckled. “No, she is actually right, she’s my cousin, and so are you.” I said and Max stared at me In awe, he looked very confused but he smiled. “It’s nice to meet you!” He said nervously, he got up to his feet. “I’m gonna go check what the chef is cooking up, you ladies enjoy yourself.” Max said and immediately ran out of there, I chuckled.

one of the Omega blurted out in panic. “David?” I asked with furrowed brows. Did this David have a high position in the pack and needed personal assistants? I racked my brain to search for a David in the Silentmane Canines Pack important members list, but I couldn’t find his name. He wasn't the Gamma, head guard, or even a strong warrior. So, who was this David? “David is a son of one of the Elders, and he’s working in Alpha Maximillian’s company as a manager,” the other Omega explained.