Novel & Cerita Alpha's Daughter

"Alpha Xavier has been kind to me and I would stay with him." At first I was shocked. She had chosen to stay with me. Was it a part of their plan? Alpha Demontes gaped at his daughter and then at me. His eyes were wild and he had a crazed expression on his face. "He has poisoned my daughter!" Alpha Demontes bellowed. "He has used his witchcraft on her." "You have heard the young lady herself!" Alpha Julian grunted. "That would be the end of this matter, and this meeting as well."

My blood runs cold. - No, no, no... Not my head! Alina, I'm the daughter of an Alpha. No one will touch me. - The words come out without me realizing it. - Ah, so things have changed? Then you can touch me all you want since I'm a nobody. - Her voice is full of irony. - Now that being Alpha's daughter benefits you, huh? You could at least help me with that... If only and then I disappeared. But you'd think the daughter of an Alpha would abandon me...

Then a thought came in my mind. "Alpha Max is a werewolf. Then how did he have a human daughter?"

"The power of healing, to battle the dark, to demand respect from all wolves whatever their tribe. But beyond that, she has the right to judge.” "Judge what?" I asked. "Alphas," my father said. "The prophecy says the First Daughter will return and judge the Alphas who infected her mother's legacy. Those she deems unworthy will lose their wolves altogether. They are going to be human — naked, with none of their power.” The room went silent.

His eyes went from the girl to me, lingering a little longer than I was comfortable with. “Well, it seems that your daughter doesn‘t have any respect for my privacy. Did she not know whose pack this is?” Grey said, grimacing, Alpha‘s Daughter? The man looked toward the girl with a hint of anger. “My apologies, Alpha Grey.. My daughter seems to have forgotten how she was raised, and I can assure you that I will handle her,” he said with an apologetic tone.

"I was the omega; the nanny to them. I watched after my Luna and Alpha's children. They were two. Beautiful and strong but the little girl was, was mine. I was drawn to her and she was drawn to me. One day, I ran away with her. I went as far away as I could. I changed our identities and I have raised her as mine ever since. That's all I ever wanted. A child of mine." "And you think stealing your Alpha's daughter was the way to get your child?" She began to cry hysterically and it made me question her sanity. Her admission brought me some relief. Alexis wasn't of some low blood Omega but of an Alpha. No wonder she'd manifested her special abilities with animals

“You don’t want to ask me a question? Fine. I’m going to prove to you that I’m Lucia.” I wiped the tears from my face with the back of my hand and cleared my throat. “My name is Lucia Hill. I’m the daughter of the Alpha and Luna of the fallen pack, the Thunder pack. I was born sick and was homeschooled all my life.” I began, and my real mother stopped humming. “Dad used to love playing the piano and he tried to teach me every chance he got but I was terrible at playing.” I continued, and she slowly turned her attention to me.

She turned her head to the upper floor. "MOM!!!" The scream sounded like a warning to Willow. Then Alpha jumped first and ran up the stairs to the top floor. Willow followed, terrified. The door to the room was smashed in. There was no Zoey; her daughter had suddenly vanished. All that was left was a broken window with shards of glass scattered on the floor. Alpha immediately jumped out of the window and ran who knows where until his figure disappeared. Willow could only stand in front of the windowsill, stunned. Her tears broke out.

I could see pain in her eyes, and I could not deny the clench I felt in my chest. Courtney frowned as she stared at me. "Who is she?" "Natalia Meadows. She is the daughter of the previous Alpha." "Why is she here?" She asked. She didn't sound like she wanted her away, she just sounded curious, and it was understandable. I was supposed to do away with her as I killed her father. "This is her home." I then answered, and she nodded.