Loki's Daughter Novels & Stories

Josie tilts her head to one side as she answers, “It has nothing to do with you, Layla, but everything to do with your two daughters.” My eyes widen in shock; my body stiffens in fear, my breath quickens, my heart starts pounding in my chest, it feels like it's about to explode; as I stammer, “What do you mean?” “Soren is a descendant of Lycaon, the first of our kind, Layla.” I close my eyes as I run my hand across my forehead and say, “I don't understand.”

"Who dares cause trouble at my daughter's birthday party?!" Jess looked as if she had seen a savior and immediately rushed toward him, crying. "Aaron! You're finally back! This bitch hit us! Save us!" Clarisse cried out as well, "Daddy! This bad woman bullied Mommy and me! Punish her and that illegitimate child!" Under everyone's gaze, Aaron slowly turned his head, and his eyes locked onto me.

’ Kyra mumbled to me. I was surprised to learn she was originally from the Conecuh Forest pack. Everyone I had met from that pack was usually playful and unserious. Like Jake without the arrogance and douchery. I told her I was originally from Blue Moon, and she looked at me quizzically for a brief moment and asked, “Who are your parents?” Hannah sensed my hesitancy and blurted, “She’s Alpha Adam’s oldest daughter.” “Well, I’ve always doubted the rumors about you, and after meeting you I’m glad I did, Luna.” Michelle stated.

Who would have taught her the language of the mystic beings? Sera ran towards the direction that the kid told her and her eyes grew wide when she saw a huge monster fighting with her father and brothers. “Sera, get away from here!” the duke shouted when he saw her daughter looking at the wyvern. “Father!” Xander blocked the wyvern’s claw and pushed it back. “Please be mindful of the surroundings.” What was that? Sera couldn’t believe that she would encounter something that she thought didn’t exist. “My lady!” Tyrone hugged her and he was the one scratched by the wyvern’s claw.

Not like this. I glanced up as the door opened. “Clarissa.” I sprang to my feet. “It's good to see you. I wish we were meeting again under more favourable circumstances but you know how it is.” “I understand, Alpha.” My eyes strayed to the young girl with her. What was she doing here again? “And she is?” “My daughter, Laura.” “Your daughter?” My brows furrowed. Whatever. More important matters were on ground. “What happened to him?” Clarissa asked making her way towards Luca.

You are mine and I love you, don't forget that. To everyone’s surprise, it worked. Loki saw his Son whenever he wanted and loved him unconditionally, he had lots of 'Aunts' and 'Uncles' who doted on him but he also had a Mother who barely acknowledged his existence. Melody did the bare minimum of what was expected of her instead of changing nappies she returned to training and patrolling the same day, The Pack was surprised Loki allowed it but in truth, he had no choice, Kelly had warned him if he tried to force Melody to be a ‘Mother’ it would almo

I cannot yet see anything, but I sense the beasts approaching. Loki bows to Isla, when he stands back up, he looks like himself again as he looks up at Jörmungandr. “A little chaos from time to time is a good thing,” he smirks. “Until it leads to your own blood being spilled. Put him down before she attacks you.” “My daughter will not hurt me,” Jörmungandr states. “Your daughter may not, the other half of her may.”

Loki asked, looking from me to Zander. “I call my mom every day, the woman who raised me, the woman who fed and clothed me, and loves me. The only reason I’m not still with her now is that it’s not safe for her. So how is the cell reception in Asgard?” I asked, knowing the answer. “The human will be fine without you,” Loki said, but Siri held up her hand, stopping him. “I won’t take you any further from her than you already are. If you love her enough to call her mother, I’m sure she loves you the way I love my daughter,” Siri said.

I still felt weak, and I knew that I hadn’t gotten rid of the potion quickly enough when I dozed off. I woke to voices at the front of the cave. “Don’t worry about it. He’ll be out for a few more hours.” Loki spoke to someone else. “Did you find out if the girl is really with child?” “It appears she is. The healer seemed to know about it. Even told me that the signs show that she’s carrying a male heir.” “Dammit.” Loki swore. I lay still, trying to focus. I knew that other voice, but my brain was too foggy to place it.

“I’m the one your gods forgot to kill.” My father tensed. “That’s not possible.” “Oh, but it is,” she said. “Because the gods always make the same mistake. They think a Luna can’t rise without them.” I stared. “Are you…?” “I’m her daughter,” she said simply. “Born after the fall. Hidden beneath the mountain. Raised by wolves who remembered who we used to be.” The first Luna’s child. “You’re supposed to be dead,” Thorne said. “So were you,” she said, eyes flicking to him. “But here we are.”