The Generals Daughter Novels & Stories

If they are successful to hide for two years then who the hell blew up their cover? I was biting my lips and trying to ponder how can I help Major Sullivan but even though I am the president’s daughter, I was kicked out of the mansion. And clearly, I am powerless from all of the enemies that we have. My mind cannot settle and as I drink my second dose of caffeine for this night, I decided to just make myself busy. And by busy, I meant by reading everything from the journal. I needed to calm myself and know that whatever was written was just one perspective and that late senator is already dead. This is a confidential and very private memory of her. I don’t want to invade her privacy but I wa

“My lord a letter has arrived for you. The sender is written boldly across the front. It says… ‘THE GENERAL.” The general. That old stubborn fool. What could he possibly want now? I hated the suspense that came with letters. I strode to the entrance, snatched the letter out of Eric's hands, slamming the door shut without even looking at his face. I broke the seal immediately. On the few occasions the General sent letters across, it always began with insults. I didn't expect anything less. But the moment my eyes caught sight of the words, I was shocked. “I have in my custody a little wolf who matches the description of your daughter from years back…”

It was time for a retreat, so I wished everyone a goodnight and headed for bed. Over the next two days, little happened. Halloween came and went with barely a recognition, yet no one seemed ready to remove all the decorations. I questioned the staff members I could find, and they all said mostly the same thing. All agreed the relationship between daughter and father was messed up. Jean had grown up while her father, the world-famous general, was overseas fighting, making them now less of a family and more two total strangers living in the same house sharing a last name. The daughter had been raised by nannies, and the General had done little more than command men, so they had nothing in comm

“Good. Three Generals will stay here to watch over you kids. Your mother refused to have you watch the public execution, and Luna Eunice agreed that no kids are allowed there.” ‘I can handle it though...’ I thought, but didn’t bother saying it out loud because in their eyes, I’m still fifteen years old. “Alright,” I said. “Take care, dad.” He grinned. “They won’t dare lay a hand on us, Sera. But we won’t take any chances with you kids, so someone will stay to watch over you.” When dad left, I turned my attention back on George but he was already talking with one of the Generals.

Chapter 1. Elena's Pov. God, Sergeant Reyes, you have no idea how long I've wanted this, I whispered, my voice coming out all husky and low as I pushed my body right up against his in that dim storage room. Oh, I'm Elena, the daughter of General Harlan, the tough commander who runs this whole military base like it's his own private empire. I've grown up surrounded by soldiers just like Reyes, all tall and muscled with that rough edge from endless drills and deployments.

“If it’s not Rhea, I don’t want anyone. She’s the only girl I love.” The word love made Mom gasp like I’d stabbed her straight through the chest. “You’ve been brainwashed,” she snapped. “If you think you’re in love with that wretched being—” I scoffed internally, my leg bouncing under the table as I fought the urge to stand up and walk out. To storm back to my room. To go find Rhea. “This is exactly why you must meet the General’s daughter,” Mom went on, already regaining her composure. “Her name is Elizabeth. A very lovely girl. Poised. Soft-spoken. Beautiful, with curves if that’s what you like.”

She looked down. "Gaynell, what is going on? You haven't been unserious with any assignment I usually give to you. For several years, you haven't met a positive result about the whereabouts of Sky's daughter. She is still in this town. Why it is so hard for you to her? I don't have much time anymore. She is growing up with each day that passes by. Nobody knows what will happen next if you don't get me what I ask of you, I will get rid of you" he said angrily.

But I had thought they were scientists who just wanted to turn me into some lab rat because of my rare rod-like pupils. "What are you doing?" She asks, her eyes resting on the bunch of flowers in my hands. "Making a posy for Romeo." I announce, waving the bunch of flowers in the air before proceeding to string a red ribbon around them, "Because I'm the best girlfriend ever." "Mrs. Ferguson and her grandson were just letting out curse words at the unfortunate human being that dared to tamper with their flowers," She moves further into the room, snatching the flowers from me, "Why do I have a feeling my daughter is the flower thief?"

So I turned and followed him into the house. I could hear a man and woman yelling at the warriors inside and they were obviously the parents. I didn’t blame them for being so upset. But once they saw Ethan walk in, they stopped yelling. They weren’t going to disrespect the Alpha. Not even with their 14 year old daughter missing. Ethan was shown straight to the girls’ bedroom and I went into the kitchen where her parents are. “Hi. I’m Summer. I know that you’ve probably heard of me, but I wanted to introduce myself. Listen, if anyone is going to find your daughter then it will be Alpha Ethan. I know that.” I explained.

But she had long forgotten about him and his daughter. “Oh, General, I think you should be the first to go through this file. Just five minutes and then you can hand it over to your 'daughter' to check it out too,” Olive stated and laid emphasis on the 'daughter'. General Kalif grunted and received the file from her. He opened it and flipped through the pages. He gulped painfully and exhaled. “How did you manage to get this?” he asked while looking at the Alpha and his female. “That is not for you to know, General. Hand it over to your beloved daughter and let us make the next decision. Whether or not this should get into my pack,” Wayne spoke up sternly. His face was in a frown and his jaw