Princess Serenity's Father Novels & Stories

"I'm sorry. I'm just really happy that you found my daughter. Thank you so much for keeping my daughter safe in your kingdom. I've always known Marion City’s area of ​​responsibility is such a safe place." "You’re welcome, Mr. President," Ely continued. Looking pleased and accomplished, "I'm Elizabeth Damian, princess of Serenity, a mer kingdom." Dad wasn't surprised at all! Does he know that supernatural beings exist? Well, based on his reaction, I think he knew about their existence. And why not? His daughter is a mermaid. God, how could he hide this from me? For twenty-one years, he hid this important thing from me. Ugh. I want to confront him, but I know this is not the perfect time.

He even had to clear his throat when he realized the triplets were watching him with curiosity. "You’d better go to your rooms now. There's something important I need to discuss with your mother." "Okay, Graddy!" Martin's voice always carried authority, but somehow still made the children around him feel comfortable. Maybe it's because of the blood relationship? Serena did not know. Even today, she still can't believe she has a Serpentine father. "Bye! Don't be sad! Mommy will hear your stories again later!" Once again, a warm smile spread across Serena's face. But that smile vanished when she looked at the article now being handed to her.

She wishes she hadn’t, but at this point, there’s no way for her to escape. As much as she likes gaining control over everything, she knows damn well who’s being shackled in the situation she’s in. And it’s not Vince. Never him. The one who’s tied down to the ground is Serenity. And that’s precisely why she keeps Vince bound to her. In the deepest depths of the cage she’s always been kept in. And he could have broken free whenever he wanted, yet he didn’t. “Your father called earlier,” Vince uttered as he followed Serenity to her seat. “He said something about an island and your deal.”

Seeing her pale expression, Xavier hesitated for a moment before gently asking, “Serena, I also found something else... do you feel up to hearing it?” Serena pulled herself together. “Go ahead.” “It’s about the Castano…” “The Castano? Poppy?!” “Mhm.” Serena curled her lips into a scornful smile. “I’m not really interested in her.” “That woman’s not worth our attention, true. But… according to my people, something really strange came up.” “Strange? What’s strange about her?” “Her father’s death might be connected to Gaius’ as well.” “Her father… isn’t he long gone too?”

"Of course, I won’t. As far as she is not mated to you, I’d at least not kill her. I was merciful enough to strike a deal to hand her over to Alpha Cruz but he failed to meet his end of the bargain. He was supposed to end your life; which I’m sure you know by now. And I won’t be handing out second chances. Not when I’ve got an even better plan. Care to listen?" "You still haven't told me what you plan to do at Serenity's wedding to Alpha Gavin?" "You should be a little glad I'm going to ruin things between Gavin and Serenity. A little glad because Serenity is going to replace my late Luna!" He roared, emphasizing his point. For a moment, I thought I was dreaming. I blinked once. And then twi

I nodded at my father, “I’m in love with Darren though Dad, I wish he were here right now. He’s the one I remember being with.” My dad shook his head, “Darren isn’t a good person Kay, you ran from him when you were pregnant with Jeremy, a few months ago he nearly beat you to death and killed yours and Steve’s baby. You were pregnant, you were such a mess Kay.” I shook my head, “I believe you, it’s just hard to believe I remember him being so sweet and gentle. Talking about pregnant, the doctor told me I’m pregnant. Is Steve the father?” My father smiled, “Yeah I’m pretty sure he is anyways, like I said you don’t tell me this stuff he would be the one to ask. Just give him a chance to talk.”

“Mate.” The word leaves me low and firm, not a question, not even a choice. It rips through the air, and the line of slaves shudders at the weight of it. The guards stiffen. Whispers rise, a ripple across the crowd, all of them knowing exactly what I just claimed. But then her small voice cuts through, steady even as it shakes. “I, Serelis, reject you, Alpha of Moonshard Pack, as my mate and Alpha.” My eyes widen. For a moment, I just stare at her. Is she serious? A rogue rejecting me? Isn’t this amusing? Then laughter bursts out of me, loud and uncontrollable, drawing even more attention.

“What about Ginny?” “What about her?’ he asked, looking just as confused. “You said Simoa and Carlton. What about your mom?” I elaborated. Instead of replying, he shot my dad a nervous look. “Princess, we’ve recently discovered that Ginny isn’t Carlton’s true mate, and neither is Carlton Clayton’s father,” my father informed me. I was shocked to say the least. “Who is his father then?” I questioned. “We don’t know. All we know is that Carlton was on the verge of death when he arrived in our world. We think he was running from Clayton’s father and managed to steal Ginny as revenge,” my father replied.

She didn't say anything else. “We have other things to tell you, everything you need to know regarding the clan and Sera’s motive. Would you like to hear about them now?” “Now is better than never.” Three days after I disappeared, Sera took control over the whole lands, everyone answered to her and the others were reduced to mere puppets who only answered to her. Elysia, Lia and Sia had helped keep watch for me and told me everything that I needed to know. I now knew that my parents were royalty in the clan. My mother was the High Priestess and my father was her protector, they called him the protector of the moon.

“I won’t just take your life. I’ll take your wife’s, your children’s, even your grandchild who hasn’t seen the world yet. No matter where you hide, I will find you.” “I’m a man of my word,” Seren’s father said firmly. Romero’s lips curved into a thin smile. “I want to see this ‘ace’ of yours. And you better make sure I like it because if I don’t, your good days are over.” Seren’s father smiled. He already knew he had won. He knew Seren still longed to return to them. And if he played his cards right. He could use her again. To him, Seren was nothing more than a valuable asset, a jewel he could exploit.