Nala Daddy Novels & Stories

Looking at the cell phone in my hand, I feared putting it to my ears even though I could effortlessly hear my dad as he called out to me, trying to confirm if I could hear him. “I don’t have all day, child.” My dad’s voice echoed. Like always, he sounded like he was ready for war, and I could perceive that this war was between him and me. I began to ask myself if I had done anything wrong or taken any step that would trigger my dad’s rage. “Hear him out, Allie. Don’t give anything out, and don’t let him know that you are scared. You know how we do it, so just do it.” Nala said to me, pumping courage into me.

Six months ago. Nala. It was way past midnight, she hadn’t seen her husband in days. The gala was tommorrow and they were hosting some of the most powerful drug lords in the region. So he had to come home at some point. Nala looked out from her window over the Hamptons view as the sun set. Tears streaming down her eyes like a downfall. She slowly stepped away from the window closing the curtains and lay in her bed in tears. She was drifting off to sleep when she heard her, she could recognize that condensensending laugh anywhere.

That daddy word brought a flash into Faricenda's head immediately. "What's the difference between her calling the Alpha daddy or father?" Faricenda thought she head Luna Howell say but she was sure it was her they were referring to. "Your daddy is an Alpha in a pack that has a silver lining dungeon." Asena smiled when she saw the frown on Faricenda's face.

"I've already given her 700,000 dollars and promised to let her into the Chrisses!" Elijah's eyes widened. He gnashed his teeth, and his face twisted with a touch of ferocity. "What... did you say?" "I said I can't give up any chance to save my daughter's life!" Elijah wanted to argue further, but he caught sight of a slim figure out of the corner of his eye. "Daddy, mommy... Please, don't fight..." Nala stayed close to the wall, her eyes brimming with tears as she watched her parents. "She... She's my aunt, she's really my aunt! I've seen her before! She's really my aunt!"

Chapter 40 Alyssa I walked behind Ryan, who was talking at the front. The manager persuaded us to take a tour before getting back to business, and after a little persuasion, Ryan agreed. He looked over to me to be sure I was comfortable with that and I nodded in affirmation. I wanted to see what this large structure had to offer. My mind was clearly disrupted as different thoughts kept running through it. I recalled the conversation I had with Ryan on the drive here. Who would have known that Jessica’s father wasn’t just a tycoon but a very big one, he was the second-wealthiest after the Alpha.

It was Nala's mother. "Well, I'm confident he'll be able to. But if he can't, then I'm just destined to be like this in this life." As she spoke, an elegant-looking middle-aged man showed up on the other side. He patted Nala's hand—there were no words exchanged between them. But as her parents, they naturally stood firmly on their daughter's side. In fact, Nala was extremely grateful. Without the support of her parents, she might've actually committed suicide a long time ago. Not to mention, they had paid a great price back then to send her to live in the big city.

"I hope that one day, you'll proudly say I'm your mate." "I love you, Daddy. I'll grow up exactly how you want me to." The whole place fell dead silent, and my face went pale in an instant. Those things... I had torn them up long ago. Why were they here now? Everyone in the werewolf pack seemed stunned, and the whispers around me grew louder and clearer. "Layson has already chosen his future Luna Queen, but she still clings to him. How shameless." "She brought out these love letters at Grace's birthday party. Is she trying to provoke her?"

At that point, Alice heard them and approached them. “What? Is Lenie the star in his eyes again? Oh, never mind. Alexis, I’m trying my best. But he’s still like that. I wish I hadn’t booked a ticket to Davao if he’s not going to acknowledge me as his mother,” Alice said. Alexis understood her somehow. “Don’t be sad about that. The important thing is that you’re with the child. I’m still Tito Pogi to him. I can’t even tell him I’m his father,” Alexis replied.

Piercing me and reducing me to nothing. “Who do you think you are, Alexa?” he asked in that awful tone. I struggled for words but I could find none. I was a nobody and I was pouring sand into the eye of my benefactor. “I have been working on this deal since Hammed had this idea years ago. You are not going to ruin this deal for me. I won't let you. You have no choice but to be there. Other duties be damned! You are going to be there.” He went back to his work.

Zane's strained voice fills the silence. I chuckle, but slumber as I say to him, "I can't help it, Daddy. I would never navigate life without you in it," I spit out. "And who said I wouldn't be there?" Zane asks turning grabbing me gently until my body was on top of his own. "I'm sorry, Daddy," I break down in tears once more, as I sniff him. "You smell good, Daddy," I praise him. "Thank you, baby girl," Zane praises me.