The General's Daughter Novels & Stories

GALENIN LIMITED] Cedric hurries inside Caspian's office panting " sir sir you need to see this " " What " he said not looking up from the documents he was signing. Cedric shows him the tablet " sir see it's about that girl you met on the plane " He looks up and snatches the tablet. " What ! The general's daughter , how " Plane girl was the general's daughter all along, why was she hiding her identity all along.

"Wow, check out the wedding venue of Ethan Wright and the General's daughter, Samantha!" Exclaimed one soldier who stood guard by the military prison facility, somewhere nearing the east coast. "Check out the photo man." A hiss left the soldier's lips, and he said, "The general's daughter sure is beautiful. Mr. Wright is so lucky!" "Yeah. I think it's no wonder why the General never revealed his real daughter. He probably did not want any of his men courting her," a staff sergeant remarked.

she giggled, the weight of reality lost on her fractured mind. The General's frustration simmered beneath the surface, evident as he yanked Lucien's hair. "Look closely. This is Blanche Lucille Emerson, your daughter. Do you remember her?" Each word dripped with bitterness as his once-composed demeanour crumbled in the face of Lucien's detached response.

"Please, Fergus, you can't do this. Davina is our daughter. We can't abandon her." For a moment, a flicker of doubt crossed the General's face. Callox saw a glimpse of the man he used to know, the man who loved his daughter more than anything. But then, the determination returned, hardening his features once again. "We can't afford to show weakness. This is our chance to defeat the wolves once and for all," the General said, his voice laced with conviction. *** Callox felt a surge of anger and frustration. How could the General be so willing to sacrifice his own daughter for the sake of revenge? He had to find a way to stop the explosives from detonating, to give Davina a chance to survive

Camp of Galdrish Royal Soldiers) A high ranking official in black full amour walks into an old dusty library with another junior ranked soldier. They both climb a ladder to bring down a book holding files of their past soldiers. A young girl runs into the library shouting “father”. The high ranking official glared at her making her retreat, sadly. “General, you haven’t been home for a while. Why don’t I handle this rewards while you go to your daughter and wife?” the junior soldier suggested. The General acted like no one had spoken and carried down more books from shelves. When he had enough he goes to a seat and sat down.

the soldier reported. “Take them to the town center where the prisoners are being held,” the general replied before hanging up. “Hold on, this girl looks quite a bit familiar,” a soldier who had regained consciousness spoke up. “How so? I don’t remember seeing a face like this recently,” “Well, don’t you think she bears a strong resemblance to the general’s daughter?”

The General was stunned for a moment before hugging his daughter back. They both hugged each other, not caring about the world. This is their first time seeing each other after so many years. Back in the orphanage, Sister Sunny heard Anne shouting and she step outside to see what was happening. Her eyes widened at the sight of Seolurrie and the General in each other's arms. Porsh and the other children also got out to look. They all watched the father and daughter hugging each other with astonishment. Anne who had a very close relationship with the General stood their dumbstruck. She felt like a massive boulder suddenly dropped at her heart because of the jealousy she felt. General was like

It's not my fault, and besides, his daughter is beautiful. It seems strange that she went 8 months without even a suitor. "That you needed to talk to me alone," I said seriously. Minerva looked at me strangely and shook her head several times. I couldn't discuss this situation with her present. She would probably send me to hell or something like that, that's for sure. "Oh, right. Daughter, could you leave us alone for a few minutes?" Her father spoke in such a paternal yet authoritative tone that for a moment, I was going to get up and leave.

Hazel furrowed her brows at the name, glancing at Alex for clarity, but he remained silent, his sharp gaze fixed on the General. “My goodness…” the General whispered, his voice trembling with disbelief. “You look just like her.” Hazel frowned, her confusion growing. “Just like who?” she demanded, stepping closer to Alex. “Raina,” the General said, his voice thick with emotion. “She was…” He hesitated, his hands trembling. “She was my mistress, the love of my life. And your grandmother.”