Ben 10 Father Novels & Stories

"Your father must have had a lot of enemies." Drakken shook his head. "He doesn't. He was always evil and seemed to have business with anyone evil as he was. There's no way he would've amassed any known enemy." "I see." "I'll speak to the guards, see if they can tell me more about this." Benjamin stepped into the royal cemetery minutes after Drakken's departure. His eyes fell on the solitary figure of Eleanor, standing next to his father's body and he narrowed his eyes at her.

Dad growled aloud, threatening me for the disrespect that I showed, but now is the time that I needed him to make his decision. “Alpha. Alpha Xander Locke is here.” My father’s beta, Lucian’s father, Carl Fischer, yelled while running towards my father.

I am paying full attention. At one point Benjamin came to him and stood beside the chair and looked at the cane. "Stick," Benjamin said. "Stick," my father confirmed. Benjamin touched it briefly. Then he looked at my father. "Why," he said. "My leg needs help sometimes," my father said. Benjamin thought about this. "Okay," he said. And moved on. My father looked at me. "He accepts things," he said. "Yes," I said. "He does." "Good quality."

Calvin leaned against the armrest nearby, “You saw me three weeks ago.” “Well, that's long! Anything can happen in three weeks you know.” He hummed faintly, “And how is Mom and Dad?” “They're good. Dad travelled to Santorini and I think Mom is attending one Greek dishes class.” He nodded, folding his laptop close, “That's nice.” Vanessa studied him for a moment, narrowing her eyes, “You look tired.” “I’m not,” his eyes flicked to hers. “You are.” “I’m not,” he deadpanned and she leaned forward.

I ask, nearly biting my tongue from trying to hold in my frustration. "Benny had a meeting for us," he says casually. "Don't let anyone hear you calling him that, Dad. He'll have us both executed," I tell harshly, and watch his shoulders shrug. I don't want to talk rudely to my alpha, but my father putting my life or future in jeopardy is different. Benjamin was not the kind of man you wanted to mess around with, not with the stories that I have heard. He used to be so kind, and now...

BENSON-01: AUTHORIZATION GRANTED The white letters felt burned into my eyes. My thoughts spun out, wild and dizzy. Benson-01. That wasn’t just a random system tag. It was my father’s admin handle from his early research at the university. He’d died years ago—his heart just stopped in that sterile hospital bed while I held his cold hand. "Mama?" Leo whimpered from a stack of wool blankets in the corner. He rubbed sleep and tears from his eyes, blinking at the crimson flashes pulsing over his tiny face. "The TV is scary."

“And my father… he was part of this?” Adrian nodded slowly. “He was one of the founding pillars. His codename was ‘The Architect’. He was brilliant, Zara. He designed many of the protocols that still keep this world running. He wasn’t just rich… he was influential. Dangerous in a way that money can’t buy.” Zara felt a lump form in her throat. The image of her father—the man who used to read her stories, who taught her how to ride a bike, who smiled softly at dinner tables—clashing violently with this description of a powerful, shadowy figure.

"Something’s happened to your father!" #

“Yes.” “About the transplant?” “Yes.” “And the donor search?” “Yes.” His eyes narrow slightly. “But that’s not the only thing on your mind.” I hesitate. For a long moment I listen to Maya’s steady breathing before finally speaking. “Dominic…” I say quietly. Adrian doesn't look surprised. “He’s her father.” “Yes.” “And genetically he could be the best chance she has for a match.” Adrian exhales slowly before nodding. “That’s true.” The words feel heavy in my mouth.

Froze the blue trees in a thick layer of ice. A door on the ship opened and a man came out. He looked like Junes father but he was young just like in the old pictures, in her room. He looked at June. He was smiling, but it was a cold smile. "You did a job waking up the planet June " her father said. ". Did you really think that the Benson family only had one daughter, June?"