The Simpsons Dolph Novels & Stories

"Thing is, Danvers, this fall? It’s a long one. And you? You’ve got no parachute." Simpson leaned into the bar, his eyes filled with cruelty. "You're done for, Danvers, and so is your family's dominance. As you can see, your family isn't as powerful as it used to be. The Simpsons are the new power in town now,” he said with a twisted grin. “And soon, I'll make sure there are no Danvers left. I'll make sure every single last one of you Danvers is wiped off the face of the Earth.” From the way he said it, it sounded like was making a promise to murder his family and he meant it, which made Liam enraged deep down.

"Adrian is dead. I saw his body burn! I saw it! You’re not Adrian! You’re lying!" Dolphus poured himself a glass of wine. He took a sip, then slowly removed his vest. When he approached Kane, the air seemed to shift again Dolphus bent down and carefully adjusted Kane's collar. His voice was steady, yet his eyes blazed. "Why, will you do that Kane? I suspected everyone... except you, the loyal one. Just five hundred thousand dollars, and you sold out my entire family, didn’t you?" Before Kane could fabricate a reason, Dolphus’s hand sprang forward, claws partially emerging from his fingertips, and he seized Kane by the collar. With one swift motion, he threw him across the floor into a shallo

Confronting the past. Mila’s POV “Look who's calling, Mila. It's been a while” Dolph’s voice echoed through the phone’s speakers. His tone was dripping with satisfaction, sending chills down my spine. I swallowed the lump in my throat as I forced myself to respond. “What do you want, Dolph?” I said, with a stronger voice. I needed to hold on to this new-found strength like my life depended on it. “Oh my dear, is this how you talk to an old friend?” he said, his voice low and mocking. “I just wanted to check up on you, since you left me,” he added.

I heard some loud heavy metal music blaring from one of the training fields and I had Ridge and Ice Queen take a couple people up that way. I kept Christine with me, if she wants to find out about real wolves, she’s gonna get to all right. I made my way out to Dolph’s training area, he was the lead enforcer. He dealt with rogues and other prisoners, anyone that we might hold captive and/or torture for information. He had four of the hardest and most badass guys with him, fighting. “If it isn’t the long lost Beta,” Dolph said, strutting over to me. I punched his shoulder. Dolph might look like an old man at this point, he’d been in this job since even my grandfather was Beta … but I’d sure as

"Say something. Cat got your tongue? What were you smiling at, huh? Who told you you could smile?" The others in the room—his friends, his girls, his entourage—went still. Most of them had never seen this version of Charles. The kind with his claws out. The kind that didn't bother pretending. No one made a sound. "S...sorry," I choked out, barely able to breathe. I didn't bother to explain. He wouldn't have listened. He never did. "Go apologize to Rhyn," he barked. "Grovel at her feet. Say it like you mean it. Or you can pack up your shit and get the hell out of my house for good!"

She stood very still and listened… “Listen to me Dolph, he is missing! He never came back and just checked in as he always did.” “I do not know what happened, Alex, if he didn’t come back, maybe he was tired of living in fear from our Alpha. Just let it go.” Dolph said back, and she could hear that he did not really care too much about whom ever they were talking about. “Dolph, he was our friend! The last time I saw him he said he was going to do something to make Alpha Rico proud of him, something that will change everything. But he also said that if it did not work out, that I must forget about him.”

I announced. Frowning at the news because I don't understand how we would go about it. “Well, do we have a girl among us?” Dolphus asked, cocking his brow at me in sarcasm. “Stop playing around, wouldn't they notice that I'm a girl?” I frowned at Dolphus, since I thought he was treating this slightly more than he should. “Weren’t you just a perfect playboy right now with the girls, they wouldn't find out except you strip, ” Dolphus replied back again in a serious voice, and I was starting to believe him.