Alpha's Unvalued Daughter Novels & Stories

My daughter hated me. On the day of the pack's full moon celebration, I put on the new dress my mate had given me and asked her, "Sweetheart, do I look pretty today?" She leaned against my mate and shook her head in disgust. "Daddy, look. Mommy's waist is so big. She doesn't look pretty at all." When I limited her snacking, she turned around and told my mate I was starving her on purpose. When I made her train on schedule, she cried and said I was trying to wear her out so she wouldn't surpass me when she grew up. My mate, the Alpha, was always busy. At first, he would hold her and soothe her. "All right, Daddy knows." Eventually, all he gave her was an impatient frown. Until the day she acc

Finley looked at me and I saw tears in her eyes, while the audience looked at me in surprise. Elias was sitting next to the judges and thanked me through the mindlink, “thank you papa for having her back”. I winked at Elias, “well she did save my life and that of your moms. Your mom filled me in on how they’ve been questioning Finley. We can’t have people treat my future daughter in law like she is the bad guy.” I sat down next to Amber and grabbed her hand. She mindlinked me “I love it when you show everyone who the greatest Alpha around is.”

Her fake moans quickly turned into begging and pleading for more, real fast, but by then, I was bored with her. I remember when I first heard about the daughter of Alpha Henry. They expected her to be the blessed shimmer wolf, and I had recently escaped from prison. I was a hunted man, but I needed to continue the growth of my original plan. The fastest way to claim what was owed to me was to claim a blessed female. Once I did, I could breed her nonstop until the Goddess conceded and left me alone.

He says with an air of finality. I sit with that for a moment and ask the question that has been on my mind since this conversation started. “If they betrayed this pack then why did you keep me? Their daughter.” Alpha Godric blinks. I catch it even though it’s barely a flicker of an emotion. Years of learning to read people who don’t want me around has made me good at catching the things people don’t want to show. I know there’s something he’s not telling me. Something he is still hiding.

“Are you okay? What happened? I got the signal late I couldn’t—” SLAP. Pain exploded across my cheek, sharp and burning. The room went silent. Zion and Army froze, ears tilted back, eyes wide. My father’s gaze bored into me, cold and unforgiving. “You’re a weak Alpha, Byrain. Just like your weak, irresponsible mother. I don’t even know why the Moon chose you.” The words cut deeper than claws ever could. My jaw clenched, but I forced myself to remain still, silent, breathing through the rage and hurt.

“My wounds can wait. See to the people. That is your duty.” I heard the way his breath caught. His hesitation. Then the faint bow of his head before he hurried past me, his steps quick and light. I moved on. The door to my father’s chamber was heavy beneath my hand. I pushed it open and stepped inside. I stood for a long moment, listening. I could sense where he was laid, but I wished that I could truly see his face, and catch the expression on his face. We won today. Father didn't think I would make a good alpha. He had kicked against me being crowned. But Elder Varnor had stood his ground. And when the sacrifice to the nook goddess had signaled her approval, no one had been able to stop me

She said if it wasn't for me, she wouldn't be allowed up here. Half of it was a bunch of offices for the Alpha King and his leadership team. There were multiple meeting rooms, and they even had a mini kitchen filled with snacks. The final floor was the floor the alpha family lived on. It required another password to access. I had learned from Dr. Sonnett, that their parents had died fairly young, but all three brothers still lived there, even if I hadn't met the other brother yet. Somehow, I had gotten a room on the Alpha floor.

"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 frown and ask, “Why are you helping us?” He raises his eyebrows at me and says, “You want my help, yet you think you can come in here and ask me questions, Darius.” I go to stand as Layla grabs my arm; she narrows her eyes at me before saying, “Darius didn't mean any disrespect, Mathias, but if you don't answer him, we will leave.” He put his head down, and his shoulders slumped as he rubbed his arms and said, “My daughter was sixteen when the Alphas came for her; we never saw her alive again.”

I watched my step-siblings stumble through their mistakes and be met with patience, with forgiveness, with love that asked nothing in return. They were protected simply for existing. I was the Alpha’s daughter by blood alone — in every other way, an outsider standing just past the edge of belonging. If my own father could look past my suffering, why would anyone else bother to see it? So today was never going to be an ordinary birthday. Today, before the sun went down, my wolf was supposed to wake.