The Alpha’s Forgotten Daughter Novels & Stories

"One of you?" "Yes," the figure intoned slowly. "I am the last of the Forgotten Alphas. And you, Luna, are descended from our line." The words hung in silence within the clearing. Luna's mind spun. Descended from the Forgotten Alphas? Her? It made no sense. She had never even heard of them before, let alone thought that there could be any connection between herself and such a powerful, ancient lineage. The alpha let out a furious roar, slicing through the confusion engulfing Luna. "Lies!" it shouted, digging in its claws, almost as if to take root. "All Forgotten Alphas are dead. I killed them centuries ago!"

The woman in my arms moved and moaned in distress when she heard my voice. “Don’t you dare call her that way!” Hephaestus wept. “But alpha prince, I am telling the truth! She is an abomination! There is a reason Alpha Killian locked her own daughter in this dungeon!” My eyes widened as I looked into the woman who is as cold as ice in my hands. So this is the other daughter of the alpha? I thought she’s dead? All along, she’s been imprisoned here in the cell like a cruel animal?

Two hours later, Blackwood's only seer, old and blind, the only one who could read the divination stone, shuffled into the cave, leaning on someone for support. He trembling placed a newly inscribed stone fragment in front of Mitchell. "Great Alpha, this is what you wished to know." The old seer’s voice was barely a whisper. "The Alpha of that Nightshade pack, he did indeed have a daughter. Raised as a weapon from childhood, skilled in disguise and seduction, to be sent into other strong packs as a spy." "When his daughter came of age, the Nightshade Alpha planned to use her for gain, even making her pretend to be the lowliest Omega. There's some hidden information about her on here, Alpha,

“He will be prepared according to tradition.” I nodded once, unable to trust my voice again. As the room slowly emptied, I remained where I was, staring at my father’s still form. Death had reduced him to what he’d always been beneath it all, a man who made choices, and a daughter who lived with their consequences. I reached out and brushed my fingers across his forehead, gentle. “Rest in peace, father,” I whispered. When I finally turned away, it felt like tearing something out of my chest. The corridor outside was lined with guards, their heads bowed as I passed. Whispers rippled through the hall, the Alpha is dead, the daughter is back to take his place, the future has shifted.

Alpha tried to explain his act by wrapping it up with his care for Felicia. The moment she came back home after being brutally assaulted by a bunch of rogues who were sent to destroy her completely by her own sister, Alpha's perfect daughter, I knew he no longer cared about the poor woman at all. For him, his so called dignity was more important than the child he didn't plan.

Lucy's eyes. I wanted to rush out to her and help her, but I was rooted in my spot. My body wasn't my own, it was as if I could only move and look in the directions that Tricia did in this memory. My eyes flickered up through the slats toward the man, who was none other than Alpha Kragen. He stood hovering over her body emitting his Alpha aura on her which was leaving her pinned to the hardwood floor beneath her. She couldn’t be more than 10 years old. I could see bruises on her legs and arms. Some old and some new.

"Then how? You want me to be with someone who doesn’t understand me? You want me to get close to someone who only sees me as a title to be passed on?" "That’s not what I…" "You don’t get it," I cut in. "You are the Alpha. People listen to you and respect you. But, Me? They don't care if I'm the Alpha's daughter. They laughed at my wolf and they made jokes at me. Do you think I can forget that night?" I was almost breaking down but I held myself together. My heart shattered again as I remembered what happened that night. "Ivy…." "No! Don't call me, Dad. You asked for the truth. You want to know why I’m leaving? You want to know the real reason? Fine, I will tell you. I'm leaving because I nee

“Am I not the Head Beta’s daughter? Or did you forget that too? Oh, right. I’m no longer his daughter. I’m just the curse his fated mate left behind.” I clap slowly, mockery burning through the tears. “I’m so sorry, Your Highness.” He takes a step forward. “No,” I snap. “Don’t come closer. Don’t touch me.” My chest heaves. “If this is the kind of Alpha and man you are going to be, then I am grateful you didn’t choose me. I gave my heart, my soul, my body to a kind and honorable man. Not a coward who sells his mate for power.”

I wanted Lisa to magically appear and tear Bella’s extensions out. But Lisa was busy getting railed somewhere upstairs. And I was here. Alone. Bella stepped closer. Her perfume was too sweet, like rotting flowers. “You know what the saddest part is? You’ll graduate tomorrow and still be invisible. Lisa will go off to some fancy college and forget you exist. And you’ll be stuck being… this.” She flicked her gaze up and down my body like I was roadkill. I opened my mouth. Nothing came out. She laughed again. “Exactly. Virgin. Nobody. Forever.”

Pain exploded through my skull like my brain was being torn apart. I screamed loudly. Images flooded my mind as memories came. She was searching through them violating my thoughts. I tried to resist and tried to shield myself. She saw everything. My training with Miriam. My time with Lucas,the battle and the Eternal Flame. "Interesting," Laura murmured. "You care deeply for the Alpha. Lucas Blackthorne." "Stay away from him." "Oh, we will for now but when we're done with you, we'll go after him. After your entire pack." She pulled her hands away. "Unless you cooperate."