The Daughter He Never Knew Novels & Stories

I offered Damon, my father my hand. Damon seemed to have gotten shy all of a sudden. He held on to my hand as if he never wanted to let it go. “Would it be an overreach to ask to see you again? I would love to take the time to get to know the daughter that I never knew existed.” I loved the idea. “I would like that a lot.”

He didn’t know how should he persuade her. Suddenly, he looked at the little girl’s face after hearing the sounds of her sobbing. With the light of fire, he could see tears were rolling down her eyes ceaselessly. “They said my father has betrayed our country. They said my father is a traitor” She continued sobbing. “They killed my mother, my unborn brother, they killed Xin er. They thought she was me because she was wearing my clothes” Yin Yue was crying her eyes out. “I do not want to live too”

I know her from somewhere. "Fuck." "Exactly." That same deep voice sounds again. This time when I look there is no one here. "Hello?" "She is the daughter you never knew about.The last piece of someone you lost long ago."

“You knew?” “Of course.” My dad sighs and plays with a nonexistent lint on his clothes. “I know the King and Queen personally. I knew them since we were young. I got married before they did, and I know how devastated they were when they lost their daughter. They didn’t tell anyone, you know. No one really knew that they had a daughter, just the people working close to them. They looked for her every night.” I stare at him and see the hint of sadness and reminiscence in his eyes. “And then what?”

“D-Did she find out about her father’s deal with my father?” “I think President Ana was already aware of it,” Alex replied calmly. “Mr Austin Dior never kept any secrets from his daughter.” After a brief pause, he added, “But I recently discovered she has her own assassination guild… ‘Midnight Shadow.’ She’s been meeting with its members occasionally.” “Okay… but does that concern me?” I asked, trying to steady my voice. He stayed silent, sensing this wasn’t the right time to delve into unrelated details. I couldn’t suppress my frustration any longer. I had to see her. I dashed out of my office.

It was exasperating! How can they not fucking know what her daughter had been through? And where the hell is Maya now? “You didn’t know?” I snapped in a bitter tone. “Your daughter almost died, and you didn’t know? What kind of parents are you?” I came here looking for answers about her wolfless form, about the Ferals, about why I was breaking out into a fever no potion could dampen. But all I found was a family that didn’t give a flying fuck about her.

“The situation is—” “You don't have to tell me anything,” Daemon said. “I have a feeling I already know what happened. Bring him in.” “But—” “I'm not leaving that decision up to you. I'll deal with my wife myself,” Daemon said seriously, and I knew what he was trying to do. "Go get him. The man deserves to know about his daughter. I would die if one of my girls disappeared like that. And even though Dayla sees her life in a very complex way, the reality is that her father and brothers loved her."

“You fell for your own game. Pathetic.” Leon stepped back, disgust curdling in his gut. “Stay away from me. From *her*. If you so much as whisper her name—” “Or what?” She tilted her head, mockingly sweet. “You’ll ruin me? You already did that when you chose a *nobody* over me.” He turned, slamming the door behind him. --- Stephanie stared at the grainy ultrasound image, her thumb tracing the tiny blur on the screen. *A girl*, the nurse had said. A daughter who’d never know her father. The thought carved a hole in her chest.

I could only stare. “I… don’t understand,” I breathed, shaking my head slowly as if doing so would somehow dissolve the image in front of me. But she didn’t disappear. She didn’t even waver. Tears lined her eyes. “My daughter.” Daughter. The word echoed so sharply that it felt like it cracked something inside me. “That’s not possible,” I whispered, shaking my head. “I don’t—I never knew my mother. I grew up in—”

“I’m too old to know about these trendy things.” Taylor hesitated a little before pulling out her phone. She tapped on something and passed her phone to me. “Have a look at this.” On her phone screen, Lydia and Ben were crying as they complained. The title was shocking. [An Evil Mother Abandoned Her Own Daughter And Left With All Her Money!] In the video, Lydia was tearing up as she sobbed. “My husband and I feel very pressured at work, and we still have to take care of both of our parents.