Princess Serenity's Father Novels & Stories

His companion frowned at their fellow member’s stutter. “Yes, she is.. Meet Serena Viotto, princess of the Seer Empire, the only daughter of Queen Ophelia and Fae King Vulcan.” Sedona’s voice laced with pride as she announced. Serena wrung her hands behind her back but mustered a small smile as she acknowledged Sedona’s words.

She did not understand what caused this nauseating pervert to arouse an appetite for her. “You indeed have big dreams, Commander. What do you think the Alpha will do if he finds out you’re treating me like this. You are not smart enough to hide your plans, are you?” Serenity vocalized. There was a teasing look in her eyes. “You are exactly like your mother, aren’t you? I always wanted to snatch away the light from her eyes but remained unsuccessful in the last moment. Your father took her away. But it’s alright now you brought yourself to me.” He laughed.

Scarlett suddenly spoke. “My son will return to his position. I will not replace him because he is the only one who can sit on the throne. This was my father’s wish, the former chairman of the Knights. As for Bram and Robles' deaths, my family had nothing to do with it. It was their karma for stealing money from the Knights' foundation. They spread false information about my son and my clan.”

Vanessa’s blunders at the Sunrise Den had left the business bleeding prestige. He sighed, the sound like a tired beast. “Then tell me, how will you secure the bloodline now? Or have you abandoned your claim to the 15% shares?” My lips curled into a predatory smirk. “Abandon them? Never. I said I’d bring a Draven to the altar, Father, but I never said that Draven would be Ethan.” Dominic’s eyes widened, his pupils blown with shock. “If not Ethan, who else? There are no other unmated males in the main line—wait.”

I followed Selenes’ father up to the office, he opened the door, “Close the door and have a seat.” He told me; I did as he asked. I was normally not scared of vampires, but this was the king of the vampires, so I was nervous. I waited for him to say something, out of respect for his rank. He was looking over some papers before turning his attention back to me, folding his hands on top of his desk as he stared me down; I could feel a small bead of sweat roll down my face, “Phoenix,” He started, I perked up immediately, “the arrangement your father and I have concerns you and my daughter.” I tensed,

“Valerius has been searching and digging about her root. If he finds out I had a hand in this, we are all doomed for life. He would close our borders and send me to prison. You wouldn't get the chance of becoming the next Alpha. Serenity would still be under his care.” I staggered backwards, hitting the stone pillar against my back. “Her root, you say, Father? You never told us anything about Serenity's real parents.” My father patted the arch of my back twice, his eyelids joined together. “Serenity has an Alpha blood just like you. It was best kept secret.” That explains why the Lycan kept her. He saw what I couldn't see in her, to think Sienna has always bullied and made her watch while sh

"Not here." "You're not taking her anywhere," Kael snapped, and I felt his arm lock tighter around my waist. "Your father said the same thing to me once," the man said quietly. Kael went rigid against me. "You knew my father?" "Very well, Mr. Blackwood." "Then tell me what happened to him." The man hesitated — actually hesitated, like the words cost him something. "Your father didn't take Serena." My heart stopped dead in my chest. "What?"

"See? You're already blending in." Her simple kindness loosened something inside Maya's chest. The atmosphere stayed relaxed, until the door opened. Everything became silent instantly. Feet dragged on the ground as conversation faded and the students rose together without saying a word. Maya’s face twisted in confusion and she slowly rose too. When she saw who had entered, her breath caught. Alpha King Damien Blackwood. Lucas's father. The most powerful man in Lunaris. He was taller than she had imagined, broad-shouldered and commanding without trying. His black coat carried the crest of the royal family near the collar.

She stops so suddenly I hear her breath catch. "What?" "You've already lost too much because of me." A confused laugh escapes her. "Kelvin…... what are you talking about?" "I'm talking about your father. Your future. Your life." My voice stays calm, even though every word feels like it's tearing through my chest. "If we end this now, eventually the attention will fade. People will move on." She stares at me in disbelief. "So that's your plan?" "It has to be." "No." She shakes her head hard enough for tears to spill from her eyes. "That's your decision, not mine."

“I’m not going anywhere. I’ll be staying in this palace.” “But—aren’t we supposed to go home?” Conan asked, confused. “Will we live here?” “This is home,” Lois said gently. “You are royalty.” The children looked at one another with puzzled expressions. “Mother, if we’re royalty… does that mean our strong uncle is our father?” Conall asked. “The one whose power is effortless, like Father's?” Conan added. All six turned to her, waiting. “You are the royal sextuplets of the Great Hale Kingdom. Alpha King Karl is your father,” Lois said, eyes welling again. “I know you have many questions, and I’ll answer them.”