Not Your Daughter Anymore Novels & Stories

She shamelessly declared, not willing to go down without a fight. “ You don't. Get out of your reverie, Vera! Your dad has just announced that you are no longer his daughter. ” Joseph dropped the bomb. “ You said, what? ” She panicky brought out her phone and went on net the first news that greeted her was; « “ She's no longer my daughter ” Dino Lynn declared » “ Wait, what. This isn't true. ” at that moment, she felt her whole world crumble right in front of her.

"Please....don't hurt him." "Daughter, I know I've wasted a lot of time not being with you, but don't waste your life because of this man! Come with me, and I'll tell you all you want to know about who you are." I rolled my eyes irritatingly, “Don’t call me your daughter! You have no right to call me that.”

“...don’t trust me enough to believe me when I tell you that you’re gonna be a dad!” Ouch. “But don’t worry. Unlike your stupid fuck-buddy, I’m not after your money. In fact, I’m not gonna bother you at all! And that’s why I didn’t want to meet you again, because I wanted to remember us the way we were when you were happy. And not like this, all hurt, angry and yelling.” She took a break barely long enough to catch her breath, before she continued. “Just go back to your old life, Aaron. I can manage perfectly fine on my own. I’ll be out of your life as soon as my flight takes off tomorrow.”

I spoke sharply to her, having her know that I wasn’t taking the slightest of keen interest in whatever she had to say apart from this. “Have I become too small that I can’t talk sense into my nineteen years old daughter?” she questioned and my mouth were mute at her with my eyes which were literally glaring at her. Coldly my voice dropped and it must have dropped her heart along with it too. “You lost that privilege the day you went ahead with your decision of wanting to remarry again. You lost that right the day you thought of erasing dad’s memories from our lives with your selfish act of wanting to be happy again.”

She wasn't expecting that from her! “Wh… what? How can you say that to your daughter?” Lily asked with a whimper. “My daughter? You stopped being my daughter when you saw what happened twenty years ago and said nothing about it! My first daughter is not you. You are dead to me Lily, and you will forever stay dead!”

She stepped forward, her eyes full of a sadness Zayn hadn’t expected. "Please," she said softly, her voice trembling. "Stay out of our lives, Zayn." Zayn stopped in his tracks, surprised by the desperation in her voice. "I’ve already lost my daughter because of you," she continued, her eyes filling with tears. "She’s not the same girl she used to be. I don’t know where she is now, and it’s tearing me apart. Please… just let her be. Let her live her life without you."

“Once things calm down, I’ll come back for you. You still have a place in my heart.” I yanked my arm free, his touch turning my stomach. “It’s over, Leon,” I said coldly. “The mate bond is broken.” His expression darkened, lips twisting into a bitter smirk. “So that’s it? You’d rather run off alone? Without me, you won’t last. You're not the Alpha’s daughter anymore, and your ‘father’ won’t lift a finger to help you. “To them, you’re just a mistake that’s been corrected.”

“Pack your things. I don’t want to come home and find you there.” “But Dad, I’m your daughter.” “That’s right—by blood. But from this moment, you are no longer my daughter.” The flowers slipped from her hands and landed on the floor. She looked at me as if I had ripped her heart in half. But mine wasn’t spared either.

A year ago, when I left for a classified project, Stella had her arms around my neck, crying, begging me to come back soon. I missed them so much that I forced a two-year project into one. I came back today to surprise them. Instead, I found my daughter chained like a dog. And somehow, Stella had a different husband. My teeth clenched so hard that it hurt. I grabbed the maid in front of me and threw her to the ground. Then I lunged at the girl, yanked the crown off her head, and tore the dress right off her. "Since when did my daughter's things belong to you?" I said, voice low and shaking. "I didn't realize the Dixons had sunk so low that some side piece's kid gets to run her mouth here. Gu

Beside him, the heavy woman's lips quivered twice before she finally forced out a full sentence: "You… you're… an Alpha." I didn't wait for her to finish, cutting in coldly to send them off. "And since the two of you carried out a sale years ago, we, as the adopting party, can sue for damages. If you're smart, you'll take your daughter and leave now." "Pfft. Worthless girl. A drain on us wherever she goes. I thought I'd at least squeeze a few coins out of this trip, and now there's not a cent, and you'd have me paying out of my own pocket?"