Niv Daniel 3 Novels & Stories

Daniel answered, this time he looked down, and even though it was only brief, David could see a smile forming on his brother's lips. To be continued...

Chapter 15 A Wedding. Rowan Nightshade. “Is that all there is to this?” Daniel leaned against one of the bookshelves that lined against the wall, one leg crossing over the other. “What do you mean?” I asked, my eyes slightly drooping from the exhaustion that threatened to eat me up. “I mean this Elara woman!” He said with a little annoyance. I knew what he was talking about, but I just felt like he was reading too much into things.

"The books of Jeremiah and Hosea." "Wrong." Said Daniel, the mc. "Bonus." "Ezekiel and Hosea?" I answered nervously. "Correct." I smiled. Another point was added. Seventy-seven points belong to me now. I turned to look at her and she gritted her teeth together. She rolled her eyes at me. I looked away. "Iris Williams, How many books are in the old testament? " I pressed the button. "Thirty-nine books in the old testament."

With that, he dashed out in fury. Hilda then touched up her lipsticks and returned to the banquet. When she got back to her seat, Nathan was gone. It was said that he was called away by Daniel. Why did Daniel call him away? All in all, nothing bad is going to happen to him. If something were to happen, it would only be Daniel who would get into trouble. After all, Nathan is as strong and powerful as a giant!

Nala breathes as slowly as possible late tonight, she leans against the wall to hear any movement in the next room. But there remains silence only the sound of the spring wind crackling out there, creating leaves dancing along with the breeze. What's wrong with Daniel? He's been locked up since two days ago, Nala believes. Although her mother said Daniel was out of town and didn't know when to go home. If it was true daniel was away, her brother would have said goodbye to her. Nala occasionally hears a movement at the end of Daniel's room, a falling object, something broken might just be a glass. But as soon as that sound comes up, it will sink back behind the silence like never before.

Daniel’s legs swung slightly as he sat there reading, his small finger following the lines of text as if he were determined not to lose his place. Gina listened with the patience only a mother seemed capable of having. She didn’t rush him. She didn’t correct every mistake. She simply guided him. Daniel reached another difficult word and paused again. “…ad-ven…” He squinted. “…adven…” His voice faltered. I stepped into the room. “Adventure.” Daniel’s head snapped up. “You are back,” he beamed at me. The way his face lit up when he saw me still caught me off guard sometimes.

"They are smart boys. I give him that. Especially Chris. He got his mom's personality. He has a keen, sharp sense when someone is lying or not." I lower my hands holding the plate. "Did Tech fund anything on Eddie?" "So far, Del is following the target as we speak." Del, short for Delice's named after the Swiss chocolate you see at convenience stores, and because the women he has been with describe him as creamy are also part of Don's team members. Master at disguise and stealth. He has been following Eddie and his posey and sends his intel to Don, making sure he doesn't know where Leo and I are hiding.

A deep frown settled on his face as his eyes searched for Nyssa. He locked gaze with her. Nyssa's jaws clenched. She didn't know exactly what the problem was, but she knew it was for her. “Daniel has escaped.” He blurted out. Nyssa's eyes darkened. Her fingers moulded into fists. Her face was stern. How did he escape? She wondered. “I want everyone to search every corner of this pack until they are found.” “They?” Nyssa murmured, wondering who else had escaped. He didn't need to answer her question, but he did anyway, “Daniel is the son of Elder Matthew. He snuck out when we were heading here and ran away with his son.”

He waved his hand at the driver and Nicole. “Thank you. These are….?” “Ah, my driver and assistant, Jena.” Daniel tucked out his hand warmly, “Hello to everyone. I am Daniel. We’ll be seeing each other often from now on so take care of me kindly.” Jena bewilderedly glanced at Airina right after his words fell. In return, Airina just went along, nodding her head as though she didn’t find his words confusing.

Not just my reputation or my power, but the basic idea of who the real Victoria was. The thought made my grip tighten slightly around the phone. I continued scrolling until the final instruction appeared. This one was shorter than the rest. “Phase three begins after collapse.” That line felt like the end of a long plan. Daniel finally stood up from the chair. His movement was slow and careful. Clark watched him closely, ready to react if necessary. Daniel walked a few steps toward the window and looked out at the city lights below. The silence in the room stretched on again. He didn’t sound proud when he spoke next. He actually sounded tired.