Rules In Dating My Daughter Novels & Stories

Then, my mother called. She wanted to see me this morning at the mansion. I didn't want to go. I was still so angry. How could she not know the ladies' code? You don't date your friend's ex, and you definitely don't date your daughter's ex. It's an unwritten rule. A law. Even if she and Leo think they love each other, that kind of love is wrong. It's an abomination. A disgusting one. "It is very important, Maya. We need to talk," she said on the phone. Her voice sounded different. Tired. Sad, maybe. That was the only reason I decided to go.

“Do not use alcohol or drugs at any time in my daughter’s presence. Always drive and responsibly conduct yourself, or I will not allow my daughter to go out with you. Treat her with respect at all times.” Christine and Melissa were finishing Christine’s hair when they heard Dan give his spiel. They looked at each other and smiled as they listened to Dan recite his rules. Christine had far less concern than the first time she heard her dad give his little talk. Cole would understand that her dad was a little overprotective. “We’re just going to a dinner meeting, Dan. Don’t get all out of shape,” replied a surprised Cole. “I’m not some high school kid you have to lecture. Christine can decide

“I can tell. Come on, spill.” I laughed awkwardly, trying to deflect. “It’s nothing serious, Dad. Just… someone from school.” He raised an eyebrow, clearly not buying it. “Someone from school? That’s all you’re giving me?” I shrugged, forcing a nonchalant tone. “Yeah. I mean, we’re just getting to know each other. Nothing to get worked up about.” “Well, just so you know,” he said, giving me a knowing look, “any guy who wants to date my daughter has to go through me first.”

I awkwardly fiddle with my fingers, dropping my gaze to my lap. " We need to set some ground rules. I will not have my teenage daughter getting pregnant." I snapped my eyes up and stared at him in surprise, my lips parted as a silent startled sound tumble out. " Mr- Kaleb started but dad shook his head, lifting a hand to tell him to hush up. " We have spoken downstairs but my daughter have not heard what I need to say." He returns his eyes on me, a strict expression on his face. " Your mother and I should have been the first ones to have known you were dating Bailey."

“Lyra… I have never seen you break a rule. I have never seen you speak out of turn. I have never even seen you with a boyfriend. Do you not ever get tired of following the rules?” If only he knew, if only everyone knew how tired I was of being the picture-perfect daughter of the Alpha. I never dated because that would lead to temptation and saving myself for my future mate was all I was ever taught. I never spoke out of turn or broke rules because my father always dictated every moment of my life and if he found out I would have been punished. I went through the motions of life but never actually lived it.

he replied. Tomorrow? That fast? “Why is it so sudden?” I asked. “Heart disease needs to be treated quickly, honey,” my father explained. I nodded in understanding. That meant I had to say my goodbye tonight. “Please take care there, Dad. You should call us often, rest well, and eat on time,” I reminded him. He chuckled softly and pulled me close again. “I will. And you should behave and not give your mother a headache. Promise me you will study well and take care of both of you,” he reminded us too.

Not only that she has forbidden me from living at my place and forced me to live in her residence. " Lower your voice Mav! Don't forget it's my house and here my rules follow. " My father warned me making me realise that indeed I was at fault for raising my voice. Before I could apologise to my mom who was looking pretty upset my father added " And what's wrong with having blind dates. I understand you are in a relationship with that girl but it doesn't mean she's your true love. Your mother is not your enemy so stop treating her like one. Whatever she's doing it's for your good. Corporate with her! "

"Plus, the elders expect my mate to be involved in pack life. Hockey is pack life." "I'm not your mate. We're fake dating, remember?" His expression darkened. "About that. We need to establish some ground rules." "Such as?" "No touching unless necessary. The bond gets stronger with physical contact." He kept his distance now, and I hated that I missed his steadying hands. "And we tell your parents. Today." I nearly lost my balance. "Are you insane? My dad will lose his mind." "Your dad deserves to know his daughter isn't human. And your mom…" He paused. "Your mom might have answers about why you manifested so late."

Natasha said with a suspicious look on her face "Because I felt it was high time that Madison and I get married. For crying out loud, we have been engaged for almost a year now" "Yes, you're right son. You're absolutely right"my dad said "Thanks Dad" "I've lost my appetite"Natasha said and left the table "Me too"Helen said and left the table as well "Congratulations my son"my mom applauded Madison sat next to me and kept on smiling.

“If we do this…. There should be rules.” “Okay….. let’s hear it.” “I’m serious.” I didn’t want to entertain the excitement I felt that I was about to date Hayden Reid. “Rule Number One: No unnecessary touching.” I gave him a pointed look. Hayden nodded. “However, we need to make it realistic.” “Ummm, only when people are watching.” “Rule number two: no kissing.” Hayden frowned at my words for the briefest moment. “Yes. Siblings shouldn’t be kissing.”