Rules In Dating My Daughter Novels & Stories

Of course, it was her father that would be needing to give her those when this was the very first party she was going to in her seventeen years since she started high school. She gave him a look, hoping he understood what her eyes were saying. "You should get back by midnight, no drinking or smoking,” he said, waving his index finger to warn her. "No kissing a boy…” “Dad, for goodness sake. I'm seventeen, not a child.” She said, rolling her eyes at him. “Yes you are, and you're not allowed to date until you're thirty five.” He said a very serious look on his face. Even though Hailey was in the car with the doors closed, she heard her snicker at that, and Chloe looked her way quickly to give

West explained. "So, this no fighting rule? Yeah no dice." West added. Stone nodded. "Fine. No fighting in school or your brothers unless provoked?" Stone offered and we nodded. "Dating? Seriously?" I smirked and Dad sighed. "No dating unless we approve?" he tried and I shook my head. "If you start dating someone, you have to bring them home so we can meet them?" Smith said and I shrugged. "We don't date anyways. Hump and dump is more our style. We never stay anywhere long enough to date." West chuckled.

“I’ll just take your card and buy one.” I nod. “We will go to this wedding party, but I have a few rules for you.” “Why are you always giving me rules like some sort of child?” She pouts, “I am not your daughter.” “We will be back home by nine,” I continue, ignoring her tantrum. “You can not drink anything that I don’t offer you, and most importantly, stay fucking close to me.” “Okay,” she grumbles. “Fine, and no. Just because I kissed you does not mean that you can tell me what to do.”

"Did you not give her the rules?" "I tried, sir. I gave her the book, but she refused. She practically looks like she will put up a fight if I don't let her." "Do whatever you can. Stop her. I will be there in ten." The call drops. My hand flies to my temple. Godfuckingdammit. This is exactly why I didn't want a kid under my roof. A spoiled, reckless brat who thinks she can wander into a city she hasn't seen in four years, blowing off curfew, spitting on my rules like a goddamn amateur.

do not approve of their relationship. "What did you do?" I asked curiously what "What any mother would do." She continued and I happened to give her an inquisitive look. "I would not let my daughter leave my house if it is not her true partner. So I let her date him so she can learn from her own mistakes. "Did she?" I sniffed. "Learn from her mistakes, I mean

He was always so friendly. My mother then proceeded to clear her throat and take off her glasses which was always a sign that a huge, brutal threat was about to follow. "Well we have some rules for you if you are going to stay here. We know you and your temper. Firstly, you are not allowed to give yourself away to any humans here. Having them find out about vampires is always a huge headache for both councils. Second, we expect your feeding habits to be merciful and all of your victims to have their memories wiped. Thirdly, if you ever try to massacre this town like you did previous towns, you will be murdered, immediately. And lastly…” My mother paused, looked at me, and then, at Haydon. “M

I took the flowers. "By the way," he said suddenly. "I've made a new rule for you." I raised an eyebrow. "From now on, any man who wants to date you has to pass an 'interview' with me," he said, dead serious. "I need to personally assess whether they're worthy of my daughter." I couldn't help but laugh. "Isn't that a little... controlling?" "It's a father's privilege," Leopold said matter-of-factly. "Besides, look how well it turned out last time you picked someone yourself."

“You don’t happen to have those pistachio chocolate cookies, do you?” Taylor chuckled and replied, “No, I don’t have almond flour here, but on our next visit to Halliport, Charlie and I will be ready with an entire jar.” A minute later, they were all seated, ready to hear what Adrian had to say. Charlie and Taylor sat beside each other while Adrian and Riley were across from them. Charlie’s father took a sip of coffee before beginning: “Okay, Taylor, here are the rules for dating my daughter.” “First rule,” Adrian said, looking straight at Taylor. “My daughter’s happiness is your survival. If you hurt her, I’ll hurt you—no, actually, if you hurt her, I’ll cut off your dick.”

He growled as he glared at her. "My rules are strict because the a**holes in this generation are worse than in mine. I don't want my daughters to fall victim to them. So, no dating for fun, hooking up, friends with benefits, open relationships, one-night stands or whatever sh*t is trending in your generation. You're dating the man you love, who will eventually marry you to make your relationship official. Got it?" "That's not even what I am pissed about; it's your impossible criteria of men I should date. I'll die single and searching if I'm to go by all that."

“You don’t happen to have those pistachio chocolate cookies, do you?” Taylor chuckled and replied, “No, I don’t have almond flour here, but on our next visit to Halliport, Charlie and I will be ready with an entire jar.” A minute later, they were all seated, ready to hear what Adrian had to say. Charlie and Taylor sat beside each other while Adrian and Riley were across from them. Charlie’s father took a sip of coffee before beginning: “Okay, Taylor, here are the rules for dating my daughter.” “First rule,” Adrian said, looking straight at Taylor. “My daughter’s happiness is your survival. If you hurt her, I’ll hurt you—no, actually, if you hurt her, I’ll cut off your dick.”