The Alpha’s Forgotten Daughter Novels & Stories

"You can't give her what she wants, Alpha Kane. She's gone to a place with no ranks and no Alphas, a place where she can be herself." Kane studied the unfamiliar place marked on the map and fell silent. He didn't waver. He turned everything over for now to the Beta who'd taken my place, the one he trusted most. Then the Alpha, who had never set foot in the human world, sheathed his fangs and claws and pulled on human clothes. He set out alone, into danger and the unknown, just another outsider.

And now my damn memory was paying for it. “It wasn’t easy,” Gideon said carefully. “Frost Fang keeps its secrets tighter than most. I could only pull fragments.” “Give me what you have.” He shifted his weight. “Alpha Lara is the long-lost daughter of Elder Alpha Gareth. From what I gathered, he found her—or she found them—shortly after her banishment. She went straight to Frost Fang and was taken in. No one seems to know the full story of their reunion. But within two years, she challenged the sitting Alpha… and won.”

He snapped barely letting the words leave my mouth. I scoffed, glad that he had caught the bait that I tossed perfectly. “So the alpha goes after rogues now?” I frowned, my brows raised. “Let me rephrase that….” “….so the alpha married hours before to a woman who isn’t his mate, a woman who he declared as Luna had nothing more important to do. And then decided to hunt rogues?” I asked. I had Thor do some digging. The members erupted in whispers and I spotted the exact moment the mask of confidence slipped off the bastard's face.

Arms locked over his chest, jaw tight, he pinned her with the same cold disgust he had used on her since the day she arrived. "Roric's daughter has personal business now," Soren spat. He did not bother making it sound like a question. "I need to see the Alpha," she repeated, keeping her voice as steady as she could. She kept her gaze fixed on Brix because looking at Soren felt like staring into an open fire, and she needed to stay cool. "About what?" Soren demanded. "That is between the Alpha and me." Soren took a heavy step forward. Brix did not budge an inch. Suddenly the doorway felt tiny, trapping her.

To make Lily, the girl my Pack had recently found, feel that she was being treated fairly, my father sent me to a reality show designed to reform spoiled kids just before my coming-of-age ceremony. The producers cast me as a spoiled heiress who had been pampered by her family. After all, my father was an Alpha, my brother was the next heir, and my fiancé was the youngest Gamma warrior in the Pack. As for Lily, she'd grown up far from the Pack, suffering hardship after hardship. I'd heard she'd never even had enough to eat. My father felt sorry for her, and my brother and fiancé practically spoiled her rotten. Everyone assumed my participation in the show would be nothing more than a formalit

He sounds reverent, almost aching, the way a man might speak a name he's been forbidden to say for so long he's nearly forgotten how it feels in his own mouth. My fingers tighten around the paper until it creases. "Tell me what you know." Silence stretches long enough that I think he's retreated back into whatever silence he's kept for eleven years. Then, quiet and certain, clearer than I've ever heard him: *She remembers what we forgot.* My blood runs cold. She. Aina. What could she possibly remember that I don't, that generations of Alphas before me apparently didn't either?

“I didn’t know how I would reach you, I had tried to escape but the Alpha caught me and tortured me making sure that I would never leave again, he told me that I was just a breeder to him and nothing more. Father please take me out of this hellhole, I can’t suffer like this anymore” she went on her knees holding his leg and crying all the more. “Where is that damn Alpha, how could he do this to you?” Alpha Nathan’s anger had risen and he wanted so much to confront Alpha Reid for the torture he had put his daughter into. He stormed out of there and went straight to his office. Alpha Reid was discussing with his beta when he barged in, “You piece of shit, how could you do that to my daughter”

Alpha said as he forced the man to throw the knife. The knife flew straight in the middle of the girl's skull and she fell and died instantly in pool of her own blood. " Oh my God. You killed your daughter" Alpha spoke trying to act innocent. " Too bad I didn't get the taste of her young pussy. I'm sure I'd have enjoyed fucking this one" Alpha said as he walked back to his throne and saw the man crawl towards the body his daughter in shock. He still couldn't believe that the girl who lit up his whole world will be dead in his arms one day.

"Cool. Thank you Jeff, I really appreciate it." It was not hard for anyone in the pack to find that Jeff is a nice guy. Especially when he kindly skipped the topic of me leaving the pack four years ago, even though it's a well-known fact. A fact that no one intended to mention, after all, my father is their alpha, and as the alpha's daughter, I gave up inheriting this pack. It was I, who abandoned my whole family. The Alpha’s daughter abandoned the responsibility of an Alpha,

"I see a girl, an Alpha's daughter. She was strong, powerful, but something happened, and she was cast out, forced to become a rogue. That is who she is, Alpha." My heart sank at his words. An Alpha's daughter? That couldn't be possible. The last Alpha and his daughter had died years ago. But the Seer was never wrong, so it had to be true. I thought back to the death of the previous Alpha and his daughter, the ones who had led our pack before me. They had died in a tragic accident, or so we had thought. But what if it wasn't an accident? What if they had been killed, and their daughter had been forced to flee and become a rogue?