Strong Father Strong Daughter Novels & Stories

"How dare you come back here?" Her voice was flat without any trace of emotion. "And you brought this... dirty child with you?" "Mom!" Rick stepped forward and shielded us behind him, his voice turning cold. "The girl's name is Tina Rivers, my daughter. And this is Mandy Rivers, my wife." "Wife?" Rachel scoffed, then slammed the table and pointed at my face. "I'll never acknowledge her! A woman who only causes trouble and raises a lying daughter is unworthy of being my daughter-in-law!"

I feel my own tears threatening to spill over as I listen to my father’s words. “Many people have underestimated your mother in our life together. It’s a mistake. She’s one of the strongest women I’ve ever met. And you, Kennedy, are more her daughter than any of your siblings. You have an inner strength that others don’t always see, and they underestimate you because of it. But you are my daughter too, which means there is a fighter inside you. That fight will be what ultimately wins this pack over, Kennedy.”

“That’s why I’m standing right beside you.” I looked into his eyes, those storm-dark eyes that had once terrified me and now made me feel like I could move mountains. “What if I mess it up?” “Then we fix it. Together.” I drew in a shaky breath. “I don’t feel strong enough.” “You are,” he whispered. “You’re the Moon’s Daughter. You’re the mother of our son. You are my mate, my Alpha Queen, and my heart. There is no one stronger than you.”

“I do not like your manner of addressing the situation, Alpha Elijah. And might I be the one to remind you that it was not my choice to have my daughter removed from my custody - it was yours. And I still find myself questioning what your true intentions are, because I know that it is not customary for children to be removed from their parents - or to be moved to the pack house - after their eighteenth birthday. It is a choice that can be made.” This time, it was my turn to be offended, but I felt like I was doing a much better job at handling it than he was. I, for one, did not show my anger through my body language or my facial expressions. If he was going to try and get a reaction out of

" I sat down on a chair, taking a slow sip from my coffee mug, completely unbothered. George had always been proud of his son being a civil servant. But it was also his Achilles' heel. Sweat broke out across his forehead when he heard my words. "You're my older sister, Anne. Are you really going to just stand there and watch me get bullied like this?" Seeing how insistent I was, George quickly turned to the one person in the family he thought he could still manipulate. "I don't care. I'm listening to my daughter-in-law. That money was saved for her wedding gift. You have to pay me back." Mrs. Hearth turned away, refusing to look at his face.

"My only friend. My darling daughter I will miss you. So very much. If that boy or his family members even try to put sadness into this happy face of yours I will kill them all. You know this right? Haar won't ever let his children suffer." "Obviously not. But dad don't you know that this youngest daughter of yours didn't just inherit your love of eating but also your might. I will make you proud. And if anyone makes me mad then I'll teach them a lesson." "That's my girl." Mury's mom broke the father and daughter up. "You two should stop partnering up like this. As if I'm not alive. I too will kill someone for you darling." This wasn't believed by both father and daughter.

She didn't want to give up but she wasn't sure how much longer she would be able to carry on like this. She let out a sigh from her lips as she felt her lip quivering. “You can do this. Think about who you are doing it for. You are my daughter and my daughter is always going to be the strongest girl in the back. She isn't afraid but , rather she is the one that others fear. It is time for you to show them who you are.” She heard her father call out to her.

“Yeah, I’m fine. You’re strong. Truly my daughter.” I folded my arms, watching her. This woman, my woman, was becoming a force to be reckoned with.

I just looked him in the eye and smiled. “You already made up your mind for everyone. So who exactly is this ‘let me choose’ performance for? The reporters? Or the people you do business with?” Seraphina blinked fast. She stepped closer, grabbed my father’s arm, and let her voice break at just the right moment. “Brielle, do not speak to Dad that way. He only worries about you. He is scared that no one will ever marry you.” Her voice carried just enough for the nearby tables to hear. Someone nodded along. Someone let out a sigh. Someone mumbled that the older daughter was so kind and thoughtful.

Both women were stunned into silence. Mr Sterling is not like every business mogul in town. To everyone, he’s someone who adores his wife and only daughter, but to the family everyone thought he loved so dearly, he's just a controlling freak. All the while, he sent his own daughter away coldly just because he didn’t want anyone to use her as his weak point. Daughters, they say, are their father’s most fragile weakness. For Mr Sterling, she is now his strongest tool.