Is William Afton Vanessa's Dad Novels & Stories

The video was somewhat shaky and very dark, but anyone could still tell that it was recorded in a hospital room. William was lying in the hospital bed, and Violet was sitting next to him, looking extremely impatient. "Ugh, those reporters are annoying as hell! How much longer do we have to keep up this act?" "Just put up with it a little longer," William answered, his voice sounding rather excited. "Nobody will dare to bother us anymore once Wilfred's death is confirmed. And when that time comes, Violet, everything in the Carson family will belong to us!" "Is your dad alright with it too?"

Looking at him any longer would further add to my annoyance, while I was already filled with a lot of annoyance and anger within me. I start the car and drive it towards Uncle Erick's office. I don't want yesterday's conversation to end there. After what Uncle Erick had said yesterday, something was bothering me. Something about Vanessa and Hector's family. "Uncle said that she is the daughter of the Hector family. All I know is that Mr. Hector was married a few years ago to a woman with children, so Vanessa has a half-sister?" I stared at the already crowded street in front of me, glancing at the clock in my hand that showed lunchtime.

Hayley was shocked to hear this; she had no idea that Vanessa had know then true blood alpha from before. This was really an interesting piece of information. “Then what happened?” Hayley asked, “Why did you stopped talking to them? I have never heard you talk about them, it’s like you forgot about them.” Vanessa sighed, and didn’t answer immediately, after a while she said, “because I started to hate them.” Hayley’s eyes widened when she heard that but she didn’t say and waited for Vanessa to continue. Vanessa clenched her fists and said, “you see Hayley, my father were very good friends with Ashley’s father, and her father was what can I say annoying, and stupid.

She had worked too hard, sacrificed too much, to be replaced by a girl who didn’t even know how to play the game. Vanessa picked up her phone. “Get me every detail on this Evelyn Carter. Family, debts, weaknesses. I want it all.” Her contact hesitated. “Vanessa, maybe you should—” “Do it,” she snapped. “And make it fast.” She hung up, a slow smile curling her lips. If Evelyn thought she could survive in the Blackwood mansion, she was dead wrong. Vanessa would see to it personally. Damian’s POV That night, Damian stood on the balcony outside his study, city lights glittering in the distance. His father had retired early, smug as always, confident his plan was unfolding perfectly.

“Dad... of all people… the Blackwoods?” “Yes, Rory. I’m sorry,” he said, voice thick with regret. “But we’ll figure it out.” I blinked back the tears. “Uhm, Dad, I don’t even know what to say. I’m off to school. We’ll deal with this later.” “Bitch, where do you think you’re going? Don’t you get it? You’re doomed,” Vanessa hissed. “Hey, young lady, watch your tongue,” my father warned. “And you,” Vanessa shot back, “should watch how you gamble.” She stormed out, slamming the door behind her.

Jaxson came to her and whispered, “You should go home. If there’s anything, you can talk with him later…” Vanessa bit her lip unwillingly. She knew Joshua was in a meeting with the directors, so she took advantage of the time to make a scene. How could she leave like that? “I won’t go!” With a distressed look on her face, Vanessa spoke out, “Joshua, my father is the elder of the company. But you’re going to send me to another city. Is that how you treated the company’s elders? Aren’t you afraid of disappointing the rest of the company’s directors?!”

“You know I won’t let anyone make a fool out of you.” Vanessa’s eyes glistened. “She’s ruining everything. Everything I’ve worked for.” He placed a hand on her shoulder. “Enough,” he said gently. “You don’t need to worry. I’ll take care of it.” Vanessa blinked. “You will?” He nodded firmly. “Yes. You’re my daughter. You’ll always come first. Whatever this Lena girl thinks she’s doing, she’s going to learn her place.” Vanessa’s lips curled into a small, satisfied smile. “Thank you, Dad.”

"William, that's not true. I'm not the kind of person that your dad thinks I am." "Really? Why would my dad badmouth you and your parents then?" William asked innocently. Natasya immediately defended herself, "William, your dad had a conflict with my grandfather, uncle, and aunt. He is pushing the blame on me, and let me fill you in since you have lost your memory. Your eldest sister, Savannah, was married to my uncle but got a divorce because of my aunt and Savannah then committed suicide. Your dad was pissed off because of this and has held a grudge against my family since then. Your dad is trying to come between us and you must not believe what he said."

"You don't have to tell me, but at least keep the rumors from getting out of hand. Do you know what Vanessa's father told me today?" "Vanessa doesn't have a father. He drowned." Gustave wasn't aware of the full story regarding Vanessa; he'd been abroad when it happened and hadn't known the details. Gustave froze for a moment, then responded, "Your Uncle Voss told me you forced Vanessa. Is that true?" Julian had never particularly feared his father. He slowly turned, only to meet the grandpa's scrutinizing gaze. Under their silent interrogation, he calmly stated, "Of course not. Vanessa likes me. She always has. She's willing. Doesn't grandpa know that?"

The humiliation would be unbearable. Better to leave now, while they still believed the lie. A quiet pause followed before Seraphina turned to her daughter. “Why isn’t Jason here?” she asked pointedly. “I wanted him to see what a real man looks like.” and then she folded her arms, her voice low and firm. “Vanessa, if this deal goes through, you have no choice but to end that engagement. It’s time to stop wasting your potential.” Vanessa exhaled slowly. “Mom… I’m pretty sure Cassius was lying.” Unlike Charlie and her mom, she still couldn't be convinced that Cassius was telling the truth.