Aaliyah's Daughter Novels & Stories

Harsh comments began to make the rounds, phones were still up taking her pictures and taking videos. “Aliyah is such a thief!” “Remember she stole Justin from her sister and she was proud about it.” “Such a bitch!” “Now she got a man, old enough to be her father, her sugar daddy turned husband!” “Her father raised -” Aliyah snapped up her head hearing the mention of her father… “... a bad daughter, such a bad father.” She lost it as she stormed towards Lily who had made the comment and gave her a resounding slap shocking everyone in the room.

I know better than to let my mind wander. Besides, I knew that my parents were planning for this Council to marry me off to some stranger. Ashe poked her head into my thoughts, All the more reason we should indulge. I mean did you really get a good look at that ass. I think you should check one more time. I swear there was not a leash short enough to reign her in on. She was incorrigible when it came to "enjoying life to its fullest". Allowing myself to engage in more risky activities was never an option. I was never allowed to engage in parties with friends, or even be alone with a boy. I was the Alpha's daughter, everyone knew who I was and I had an appearance to keep up. Before the Counci

Then, as I tried to call her again, her message came into my phone. "I shouldn't have done this. Yes, I want Alexander, but I'm not this desperate to hurt my friends or family in the process." When I read the message I dialed her number again, but it went to voicemail. "I wanted you let you know that we didn't get her. Alexander got to the person I sent before he could get to Laura." I said then, I took a deep breath.

Thus, she chose to settle for a more casual lies. "Well, you already know I am the daughter of Alpha Fiala, of the water wave pack. Whatat else do you need to know again?" Aliyah asked with a shrug. Raphael could see the enigma written all over her face and it was his duty to break through them and see what she was hiding. "No favourite stuffs? Places you like? Role models, nothing?" Raphael asked.

His jaw was set in the way of a man who had made a decision and intended to keep it. Alira looked at the yard in front of them. A few wolves were moving through the morning routine, carrying supplies and talking in low voices. None of them looked at her directly. They rarely did. She was Roric Vael's daughter, and they hadn't forgotten it, even if they had stopped saying it out loud. "I just want to know what she was like," Alira said, her voice coming out low, but firm. "He never spoke about her. Not once. I grew up with nothing."

She looked down. "Gaynell, what is going on? You haven't been unserious with any assignment I usually give to you. For several years, you haven't met a positive result about the whereabouts of Sky's daughter. She is still in this town. Why it is so hard for you to her? I don't have much time anymore. She is growing up with each day that passes by. Nobody knows what will happen next if you don't get me what I ask of you, I will get rid of you" he said angrily.

I removed my jacket and wrapped it around her tightly to warm her up some more. "Shhh... It's okay. I am here now. You will be okay. Who did this to you?" I asked. "M...My father." She replied weakly. Anger burst through my veins. How can a father do this to his own daughter? "You will be okay. I promise. Let me get you to the hospital." I began to lift her up, bridal style. She touched me. "Please....no hospital." She pleaded with me. Not again. "Makaila, you need to be treated. Please let me take you to the hospital." I pleaded.