Taming The Alpha's Daughter Novels & Stories

never be that, she might feel since she made you both argue over and over, she would feel bad, and the Luna, she- she left for her” Beta Elvis said and it hit a button in the Alpha’s Heart, the Alpha doesn’t hate his daughter neither does he wish she wasn’t born, he just wants to make sure the legacy and tradition is followed but how will that be possible?“When she gets here, I will lay off her for a while and make things calm, I won’t pressure as I used to and if Luna and I have anything to complain about her anymore, I hope that helps,” The Alpha said as he did a little reflection on himself.“So please reach out to them and have my daughter found please,” The Alpha said as he did rounds b

letting her go wrecks my insides. She’s much too young to be my mate. Walking into my brother Alpha Alexander’s tent, I see the girl he took and claimed as his tied to the bed her clothes are ripped away from her and she just lays there. Her eyes shift to me and I look away. “Ah my brother, how was the Forrest line anyone get away”? I bow my head and address my alpha. “No my Alpha. The border was secure and I managed to catch the ones fleeting.” I say my head still bowed. “Excellent, anyone of importance”? He asks. I look up at him. A mother and daughter, I explained. “The mother will be useful with house work in my home bring her to me,” he says as he walks over to the girl tied to his bed

I started, but he interrupted me with a calm smile, something about his expression throwing me off. "My question doesn't end here, King Enzo. What I want to ask is- as far as I have found out, you had a relationship with a daughter of an Alpha. She was Amora, the girl you have been talking about. The only inter-relationship between two species so far that successfully gave birth to not one but two children. One was Alcinder, who was born a pure witch, and the other one you think, died," He looked at me with raised brows. "Did you ever think or try to find out if your daughter really died? As far as I have heard, you never got to bury your daughter, did you?" Evander said.

Helena couldn’t think of what she’d do with both of them. They both had the Alpha trait of having their own independent mind and using it to get their way. How was she going to make sure they didn’t do something foolish? Her mother talked about failing to tame her father. Though she didn’t say it meanly or in anger. Helena wasn’t sure what her mother meant by that. When she’d asked, her mother responded with the words, “You’ll know when it’s your turn to tame a wolf.”

"I remembered the feeling of love and safety with him and my mother. Then Peter told me that he was a good Alpha, and he led the pack fairly." "I'm sorry." Davina said, voice low and somber. "It's not your fault." I admitted, even though it made me feel horrible. "I was truly clueless. As the daughter of an Alpha, I should have been a lot more curious and knowledgeable." I shook my head. "You were groomed to be that way, and you shouldn't have to apologize for sins you know nothing about."

His fingers brushed against hers, cold as the steel of winter. “Pack your things,” he said softly, almost forebodingly. “You’re coming back with me.” Ella lifted her chin defiantly. “If you believe I’ll make this easy, Alpha… you clearly don't know me.” For the first time, a flicker of light shone in Rylan’s eyes. “Good,” he responded quietly. “I detest easy.” Outside, a flash of lightning lit up the sky. The joining of a human girl and a cursed Alpha had commenced.

She had always known this day would come—**the day she was told to accept her fate. Her father, **Alpha Jackson**, had made it clear since her youth that she was not like the others. She was not a warrior, not a rogue, not even a beta with some semblance of choice. She was a daughter of the Alpha, a princess in a kingdom ruled by dominance and blood. And more than that—**she was already claimed.** A shiver ran down her spine at the thought. Dane. Her **mate.** Her **bond.**

If he were a normal father when he heard that his daughter was in danger, he would surely be worried and anxious, but Alpha Raymond was as calm as if I was not his daughter. His cold attitude made me also freeze and choke. I nodded hesitantly. Then I suddenly remembered my mother, so I added, "I would like you to help me listen to my mother's information. She helped me escape. I'm afraid Alpha David will get angry and punish her. I don't want anything to happen to her." "I will do all your requests, but you must meet one condition." Alpha Raymond said seriously. I frowned and asked, "What condition?" My father immediately replied, "You must replace Violet in marrying Darian, son of Alpha Har

"How could you be a part of this? How could you do such a thing to me? So, you were nothing but a liar! You were nothing but a pretender?” I yelled out but he didn’t answer. This had to be a dream. The grounds should open up and swallow me because I have had enough. I staggered backward, and the room began to spin. "I left everything... my parents, my pack... for this? For a lie? No way! I can't believe this!” The Alpha’s voice cut in and he sounded cold. "You will remain here, safe, until your father signs the treaty. As you already know, Brianna is the true Luna of this pack! For now, you would be taken to the dungeon and locked up while I prepare to send your father a surprise.”

The weights weren't a handicap but a training tool she regularly employed to build strength and control. King Alexander watched with quiet pride mingled with concern. He recognised the cold calculation in his daughter's eyes, the same look Kailynn had worn when demonstrating why she was the most formidable female Alpha in the kingdom's history. The memory brought both comfort and pain. "She fights like her mother," he murmured to Phoebe, whose own expression had grown increasingly troubled. "Yes," Phoebe agreed softly. "But with your strategic mind." The combination was as impressive as it was intimidating.