The Generals Daughter Novels & Stories

My father clamped his hand around my arm as he dragged me from one shareholder to the next, showing me off like I was another glittering asset in his collection. And then, in the corner of the ballroom, I saw him. Damon Cross. He didn’t mingle. He didn’t smile. He didn’t sip champagne. He stood at the edge of the light, tall and broad, his black suit stretched across a body built for war, not waltzes. His eyes swept the room with sharp calculation—until they landed on me. And stayed. Everyone else saw “Aria Kingsley, the billionaire’s daughter.” Damon looked at me like he saw the girl beneath the diamonds.

She had seen it before on both men and women, directed at him like he was a legendary icon, someone to be admired from a distance. “Officers, I’d like you to meet my husband—” “General Clayton Bradford!” The previously silent officer cut in, unable to contain himself anymore. His voice carried a note of boyish excitement, like someone meeting his childhood superhero. “The youngest man to ever become a general in the country. Men in our profession look up to you. I never thought I’d meet you in person, Sir.” He added breathlessly. The scene had played out more times than Olivia could count. It didn’t matter where they were. Recognition followed Clayton everywhere.

After all, he was the one who appointed the ghost general, so he knew more about who the ghost general was. "The princess has been unconscious since the last war, and we lost one general and thousands of soldiers. Now, in order to protect you, we have deployed all our troops outside to fight. But... two generals have now disappeared," replied the ghost general, continuing to move around while telling the demon king everything he wanted to hear. The demon king's eyes sharpened. His daughter was unconscious? And he had lost four generals at once, which made it impossible for him to accept all of this.

Tanong ng heneral. "She's the daughter of my family's butler, Sir. We're friends back when I was young but when my parents died, I haven't in touch with them until these past few days, I renew my house and we met again after many years, and I notice that she's acting weird but I didn't mind of it cause we haven't met for so many years. I just thought that maybe it's part of her growing up." Sagot ko. "I see." Tumango-tango si General.

she asks and suddenly I’m confused. “Um, at the moment I’m a warrior.” “Just…. a warrior.,..” she says, again with this weird look on her face. “Yes. I will be taking over for my father as the General of the King’s army next year, but at the end of the day, I’m a warrior,” I tell her proudly. Her response however is less than what I expected. “Hmmph.” she says and crosses her arms across her chest. She gets this far off look as if she is thinking something through.

their story was just like the novels he had read ***** n/b some of my viewers pointed out a mistake in my typing as I have given the princess and the generals daughter the same name. To clarify; Cora-Princess`s name Alora – General daughter`s name We are sorry for the mix-up and the mistake wasn’t intentional, if there are any more mistakes that needs correction, please notify us in the comment section Alora stared at the invitation card handed to her father as her deep blue eyes looked dull, a stunning difference to her young and vibrant ones

" Oh my gosh pls so come in " He nods and they enter inside. " Darling pls come downstairs now " Mary said sweetly and urshers them them to their seat . Ken comes downstairs and pauses in shock ... He quickly greets General Macgonnel and seats next to his wife opposite them . Few minutes later General Macgonnel sighs already impatient , their talks were starting to bore him , he just wanted to take his daughter and leave . " Where is my daughter? I have had enough of your talks " Ken gulps nervously, the stern faces of the soldiers not to talk of the General was making it difficult for him to breathe,who would have thought that Scarlett biological father is a army general.

Locking the large door behind him. Aurora scoffed at the locked door. Tonight… **** “Boss! Just as you said, news has come to us from the generals residence. The general woke up only to find his daughter missing.” Salvatore said as he stood in front the large throne his master was sitting on. “Apparently, he is making a whole lot of issues with his security personnel, huffing and puffing at the government and being a general nuisance in the country. It won’t be long before they are pressured to start a nationwide search for her. The good thing is that there is no evidence pointing her disappearance to us” Salvatore finished, concluding his report.

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.

Or did you finally get a revelation to come keep your unhinged daughter safe," Gemma asked with laugh and this time her father just faceplamed too. As crazy as Gemma was, the General knew that his daughter would never do anything to risk her reputation with the military but he also knew that she was a crazy ass kid who wouldn't hold back if anyone was hurting one of her own. It was na impressive record but just like Gemma and said, he hadn't come here for the pleasantries. "You're right kiddo. Sit,... You and I need to talk about the exposes you did on the Franzels today," the general said and Gemma just brought the food with her to the table. She knew it wasn't going to be a short sis cussi