The Broken Warrior's Daughter Chapter 11 Read Online Free Novels & Stories

She yelled back. "I won't tolerate any disrespect towards myself. I was staying quiet because of you not anymore. Because you are not a fucking man you ain't worth it." * Selam guys! This is a teenager's story and this is somehow slow paced all of it will make sense after some more chapters :) have faith in me lol Happy reading

she said with a touch of sadness in her voice. Its not right that they treat the lower ranks with such cruelty and hostility. I'm the daughter of a Top Warrior which puts me higher up in the ranks, but not enough to avoid the insults and some pushes and shoves. The worst ones are Heather, the Gamma's daughter, and Maximus, the Beta's son, who go out of their way to pick on Penelope and me. I dont know why they do it, we stay out of their way and rarely run into them but they somehow always find us. I think Heather is just jealous becasue she hasn't trained a day in her life which makes her weak and not suitable for the higher ranks she is trying to get mated to. Right now she is dating Maxim

Her eyes opened fully. She saw his face. Her father. Gideon Hale. Marching toward her. She screamed. The entire diner turned to look. She clawed at Dean, shaking, trying to hide in his arms. “That is my daughter. Hand her over!” Gideon shouted. “She is a grown woman who does not want to go anywhere with you,” Dean snapped back. “Sit down and eat your food.” “She is an Omega. A runt. She belongs to us,” Gideon growled.

"What is this? Are you trying to make me feel better or something? Stop it, Allen. I don't need that kind of positive reinforcement. The fact is, I'm broken, right?" "Ash!" Aslan rolled his eyes. "What? Never mind, don't deny it. This has been my condition for a long time, right? Besides, I'm the one with the condition, you don't have to worry about it." Allen sighed. He knew Aslan just hated his condition, but Allen did not like it every time Aslan called himself broken. In Allen's eyes, Aslan was normal. A normal human being. He was just a little different from the other Alphas, and that did not change anything. He was still Allen's little brother, and Allen loved him.

The Omega's eyes once again closed as he began chewing, and he lightly hummed. “He's adorable, Thaddeus,” Zendaya said through the link, and the Alpha's heart swelled. The Alpha only made it halfway through his sandwich before he felt a warrior desperately pressing against the link, and he opened it. The Alpha's body tensed when the warrior said a rogue breached the West border by the river. “He ran through Alpha Michael's territory first, and they're still chasing him. I'm right behind them, but that sucker's fast!” He said, sounding out of breath.

“We are loyal to our Alpha and our kind. We will never do your dirty biddings and we will never go against our own kind. We accept death as a reward as it’s a sign that our time has come. And our protector will save our kind.” “You speak with confidence, but where is your protector now? She’s lying in a coma unable to defend you.” “Dead or alive we will wait for her and we will believe in her. “ As I lift my right index finger to vanish then all a long chain raps around the edge of my broom yanking me from the sky. Dropping me to the floor dirtying my beautiful black dress. I look over cursing as I see the warriors along with Morpheus running to their rescue.

When she reached out, her sleeve slipped back, revealing bruises. Gasps rippled through the crowd. The whispers started. People looked at her with sympathy, at me with doubt. At sixteen, she already knew how to play people like a game of chess. No surprise—she was a homewrecker's daughter, after all. I pulled out my phone and pressed play. The recording of her own words rang out for everyone to hear. Her face paled. The crowd's murmurs shifted. I smiled. "First of all," I said, "the daughter of a homewrecker has no right to play the victim. I didn't beat you, so it's none of my business."

*mild adult content in this chapter* They sit at the small table in the living area of the beta family section. Lia begins to eat. "It's Dahlia, right?" George asks. "Briar's your sister." Lia stops. Fork halfway to her mouth. He wasn't even sure what her name was. She nods. "Most people call me Lia," she tells him. "Okay, Lia," he says. "And you live with your brother. He's a Warrior, right?"

“We’re just getting started. You have two years and two more terms to get through this hell. If I were you, I wouldn’t be asking for mercy just yet.” She swallowed hard. “You said you wanted me to be an obedient pet,” she continued, barely above a whisper. “Fine. I’ll be one. Just… just tell me what I have to do.” A slow smirk stretched across my lips. Well, well, well. Where was the girl who had dared to fight back yesterday? Where was the girl with fire in her eyes? She was already breaking. “Interesting,” I murmured, watching her closely. “What happened to Miss Warrior? Miss Revolutionist?”