The Society's Pet Daughter Novels & Stories

“You don't have to endure the ‘accidental’ silence when you walk up to a group of moms at the park. I put forty hours into those invitations. I hand-painted the elephants, Damon. I sourced hibiscus tea from a boutique in London because Chloe mentioned she loved it.” Damon turned, his expression softening. He walked around the island and took my hands in his. His palms were calloused—a remnant of the years he spent working construction to pay for law school—and they always made me feel grounded. “If they don't come, we’ll have a better time without them. We’ll get a giant inflatable slide, eat too much cake, and let the girls stay up past their bedtime. We don't need a permission slip from Bi

Anand said to his daughter who was walking with his father . " Yes papa I know ... " Amoli said and thought ' I won't broke my promise , another wise this society will also taunt you and will ruin your reputation in dust '. . . End of flashback. ' I shouldn't have married her to this man , where is my daughter ? ' ' I think she has took mine those words seriously ... I shouldn't had said her that ... ' ' I was living my life freely without any worry and here this bastard was torturing and mistreating my daughter. '

“Mabel? “ he called. “She is your daughter, though you are not her biological mother but she is your husband’s daughter. And if you love your husband, you can direct a little bit of that devotion to his daughter. “ he said. “Okay, Mr Peterson, I have heard you. I will do as you have said. I will as give my support as I can to Freda. It will be for the good of the family after all, right. “ I said. Mr Peterson smiled at my response. “That is good to hear. Now go and get ready. Dinner will be ready in a few minutes. ‘ he said. “Okay. “ I left him to his work. The next day, Zack, Freda and Mr Peterson left for the red moon pack. When they left, I called for my daughter, Rosa. “Rosa, we need to

"I know who you are. Just because you're richer than most of us, don't think for a second that you can buy your way into Society through my daughter. You may have all the money in the world, but you shall never be one of us!" The words struck him like a physical blow, and the man's contemptuous stare had him frozen to the spot, along with the finality of his last sentence. "Don't ever come near my daughter again, because I'll kill her myself before I let you have her." To be continued

Sophia's attack caught Paisley off guard, causing the latter to tumble onto the sofa clumsily. She struggled to get up and then glared at Sophia. Although the young lady looked hostile, Paisley asked suspiciously, “Who are you to question me about how I treat my daughter." Sophia said aggressively, "Do you even consider her your daughter? Those aren’t the kind of words a mother should say to her daughter. How dare you call her shameless and accuse her of being unethical."

"I may not be as close to my daughter as I should, but there is one thing my husband and I agree on when it comes to Deva—she wouldn’t hurt a fly. The type to cry over an injured animal, the type to run to help anyone in need. My daughter developed for herself; the kindest heart I have ever seen. You, on the other hand, check in with your daughter, who’s too quick to point fingers. Yes, I was talking to my daughter in private, but it was nothing about poisons. And it will all be proved." "Leave her, Jade. It is clear who the perpetrators are," Alpha Cain calmed his wife. "Are you insinuating that my daughter did it instead?" Sophie’s father snarled. "Well, you took the words right out of you

Those were the words she had always used on me. Suri had been in a terrible mood lately because she was unable to attend school and was deeply humiliated. Worst of all, without school, where was she supposed to bully others or extort money? She stomped her foot and screamed, "Why won’t you give it to me?! If you can’t afford me, why did you even give birth to me?! You old hag, why don’t you just die? All the money in this house belongs to me!" Hearing her beloved daughter tell her to die, Mom nearly fainted from shock. She thought about all the humiliation she had endured begging for Suri’s schooling and all the money she had spent, only for this ungrateful child to curse her over allowance.

"Please—please, save my baby. I don't want any inheritance. I just want my baby to be safe!" "I'm the eldest daughter of the Rizzo family. I don't need to fight for some inheritance!" Ashley shoved me off. "You'll say anything now, won't you? I'm telling you—impossible." Then she closed the nurse's station door and turned to look at me. She pulled out her phone and dialed a video call.She pulled out her phone and dialed a video call. "Hey, bro. Janet's about to deliver. You want to see?"