Novel & Cerita Alpha's Daughter

She had always known this day would come—**the day she was told to accept her fate. Her father, **Alpha Jackson**, had made it clear since her youth that she was not like the others. She was not a warrior, not a rogue, not even a beta with some semblance of choice. She was a daughter of the Alpha, a princess in a kingdom ruled by dominance and blood. And more than that—**she was already claimed.** A shiver ran down her spine at the thought. Dane. Her **mate.** Her **bond.**

Few days ago. Blood river pack. Alpha Drew was about to have dinner with his mate Sandra when his messenger walked in with a letter for him. "Who sent it?" he asked the younger man after collecting the brown envelope. "Alpha Anthony's daughter" replied. Drew studied the envelope a while before hesitantly opening it after sending the messenger away. The content in it riled him up and he wondered soberly what was going on with his fellow Alpha. If the note wasn't signed by Silvana he would have a tough time believing the words written on the page.

I threatened, and I wasn't bluffing. "Now what do you want to say?" The alpha drawled, cutting me off in the process. "I'm not staying here," I said again, this time with a fierceness I never knew I had. "You do not have a choice here woman, you can only leave here once you’ve paid me the money your Dad owes me." He snapped. “He’s not even my dad!” I yelled in frustration, “you should’ve taken his own daughter and not me!”

I shouted, "Luna Layla! Even though I'm a fake, I'm also Alpha Raymond's daughter; I'm the one who celebrated the wedding with Darian. You have no right to hit me like that arbitrarily!" I suddenly yelled, startling Luna Layla, halting slightly but quickly becoming more angry. She said coldly, "You dare bring that out to threaten me? In name, the one who married Darian is Violet, not you. More than that, even though you're Alpha Raymond's daughter, you're an abandoned daughter. You have no right to threaten me with those things. Alpha Raymond won't dare say anything if I kill you now!" Luna Layla's words were actual, which made my heart ache a little more. From the moment I agreed to deal wi

His legs were extended and his eyelids were closed tight. On closer observation, I saw a mark by his side, the same place the rogue had hit him. I wouldn’t have been worried at first, but on closer look, the mark from the rogue’s hit looked like a knife stab. Caleb took a deep breath. “Elders of the Shadow pack, before your very eyes, is the body of our Alpha, slain by his own daughter out of jealousy that the younger would be chosen as Alpha ahead of her.” His reason made no sense to me, but when a plot has been set in motion, every nonsense sounds sensible to those involved.

Third pov: The princess was far too powerful. She appears to be one of the new turn wolves' stronger members. The Alpha had no idea his daughter was so powerful that she knocked out all of his formidable guards. Despite this, the princess had no idea what she done. The Alpha itself couldn’t do anything. He doesn't want anything to harm to his daughter. As the princess utilized her power on the alpha, he did not fight back. The princess, however, fled after he was wounded and pushed to the ground. Someone entered the room. When the Alpha spotted his Beta and his guard, he smiled.

"I see a girl, an Alpha's daughter. She was strong, powerful, but something happened, and she was cast out, forced to become a rogue. That is who she is, Alpha." My heart sank at his words. An Alpha's daughter? That couldn't be possible. The last Alpha and his daughter had died years ago. But the Seer was never wrong, so it had to be true. I thought back to the death of the previous Alpha and his daughter, the ones who had led our pack before me. They had died in a tragic accident, or so we had thought. But what if it wasn't an accident? What if they had been killed, and their daughter had been forced to flee and become a rogue?

Evelyn's POV The cool water was refreshing on my heated skin. We've been traveling for days, yet I am still not ready to reach the Council of Alphas. The council convenes every 10 years to discuss alliances. As an Alpha's daughter I am expected to attend, and most likely wither away from boredom during the meetings. Another disadvantage of being an Alpha's daughter and being made to attend the council is that many families will force their children into arranged marriages. It's the last point that has my stomach in a twist. Being the daughter of an Alpha means I am to be used as a means of alliance and building bonds with other

"In the battle you want to start unfortunately you won't make it out alive old friend,You have strong powers that can end half of the world but your daughter have the strongest powers then you that can end the whole world." What the heck. "There is no way that can happen old friend,how can she have more powers then me?." I was starting to get furious. "Oh old friend you have more dark magic but your daughter have half dark and half light so when they combine with a mark that Alpha gave her makes her too strong and not forgetting she has a pure heart and more powers then you or even me." Noo way,I couldn't believe this. "So if I don't go start the battle?" "Well even if you and your daughter

I knew he had no Luna, but traditionally the daughter would have played that role. As the SUV stopped, I exited the vehicle with both warriors on either side of me. “Beta Cole,” the older Alpha said extending his hand out. I took it and shook it, nodding to the Alpha, “Alpha Matheus, it is good to meet you,” I responded. “Your daughter is not joining us?” I questioned, as the Alpha looked at me in surprise.