Daughter Cast Novels & Stories

"I'll spend the rest of my life making it up to you." I didn't spare him a glance. Instead, I had him beaten up hard before sending him into a rehabilitation centre under the Rosewood family's control. I specifically instructed them to take "good care" of him. The fact that I didn't make him pay with his life was a show of mercy. … One day, Jake and I were in the north visiting a factory to purchase raw materials when we ran into Summer at a night market stall. She had filled out a little. The sharp elegance she once had was now softened, marked by the wear of life. The child beside her was adorable, with bright, wide eyes full of curiosity.

I'll see you next weekend, then. "Perfect!" Madam Scarlett squealed and giggled. "Okay! I'll leave you both to enjoy the party. Bye!" She said and walked away, fanning herself with her hands dramatically. Caitlyn and Martin met each other's gaze and burst into a peal of short laughter. "My mother can be so annoying, sometimes," Martin spoke as they fully walked into the hall. "Oh, she isn't. I do find her cute." "Cute? What is she? A three-year-old?"

"Urrggh Daisy! That guy is way below your league. Enough with the staring now!" That was the tone of disgust Cindy Auston had used to hush Daisy from staring at this average-looking artist who had just climbed up the stage to perform. You wouldn't blame her. Why? Daisy Louis is the daughter of a billionaire in Australia. Her father was the CEO of Louis Cooperation Limited, a billionaire company. Not only that, she was an A-listed actress in Australia.

Daniel started, but she lifted a finger instantly, silencing him before he could continue, her chest rising unevenly as she turned her face away for a brief moment like she was trying to steady herself against the disgust crawling through her. "You beast," she said at last, her voice frighteningly calm despite the rage beneath it, and her eyes flickered toward the wine stain on his clothes before returning to his face. "Exerting your strength on an innocent girl over something this little... you are less of a man than I thought. If this is how little control you have over yourself, then I pity any woman who ends up with you."

Lancer looked toward the little girl standing far away from him, quietly explaining. Now that he looked closely at his daughter after a long time, only now did he realize.. how Ana became so thinner, far thinner than how he remembered her from the past. As if, she can be blown away easily by the wind. Her favorite oversized sweater, hung loosely over her shoulders, making her seem even more smaller. Those pair of dull eyes had dark circles beneath them, as her breathing was quieter.. too weak. “Really?” Ana pursed her lips, revealing a dot on her cheeks, as she chuckled in quiet mockery, “Whose father will skip their daughter's birthday if they dont know they have another daughter outside?”

“Buried in the lower partitions of Donga’s primary server. Took me forever to crack. Thought you’d want to see.” The file name was simple: MONALISA_GRANT_FINAL I took it to my room, locked the door, and watched. The footage was old. Grainy. A security camera from a corridor I didn’t recognize. Mom stood at one end, dressed in a gray coat, hair tied back, face pale but fierce. She stared straight at the camera. Then she whispered: “You think breaking me ends this. But you’re wrong. The fire you lit? It lives in her. And it won’t stop burning until every one of you is ash.”

This drama was turning out to be far more intriguing than I had anticipated. Rose bore down at the young man from her seat with an air of authority. She demanded to know. "Gordon, what's going on?" The air in the room froze again. The young man's eyes reddened as if he were on the brink of crying. "Ella, I'm David. I-I have always known about you," David Grant stammered in a low, trembling voice. He quickly shot me a look before lowering his head as though he feared I might reprimand him. He stuttered, "M-Mom always talks about you, Ella. She said you were amazing and pretty…"

she says as I look at her in surprise because all the gods and goddesses have at least one mortal descendant or child, except Nyx, at least until now I look at the guards, "I'll take it from here, tell no one about this, consider that an order from Empress Atia," I say as I walk into the castle and tell Revdea to follow me, and I lead her to the Empress's room. We get to the door of Her Majesty's room right as Venus is leaving "Oh, you're back, who's that?" she asks when she notices Revdea "This is Revdea Ubris, she says she's the daughter of Nyx, and she came here looking for a job because her father died and her uncle was trying to force her into a marriage that she did not want," I say