The Scarred Alpha's Redemption
t, come out whe
eyes buried deeply into the book she was r
stand why her father stil
his boots come to a hal
udying?" He asked, wideni
up, straightened the hem
aloud. Smiling, but her smile
ain that his daughter was
on his face too, wa
he was reading, he would scold her and pu
der her pillow and pushed herself
did not fail to n
p to meet his brown ones. In her eyes, Douglas could se
bel
and her greenish eyes as well. As Elora grew, she continued to remind Douglas
ay from the pillow
seen her push
d her father
from the book under her pillow. She knew how angry he w
ievable as she could. Maybe, just maybe if he didn't see her
lo
last syllable of the word so muc
ove your arse before
s lean, six feet frame a
As she struggled to catch her breath, she dived her pillow for the book. Bu
through the pages, his gaze traveled from his daughter to the book in his hands. Wit
ld never have brought the book home to read.
he could do. The moment her eyes skimmed through the label that ha
ual desires..." Doughlas read the title aloud. His
flustered, he
re a lot of things that I need
such a little girl..." Douglas
a! I should be m
To the right man,when the good m
the bitter laugh that
know, it is forbidden for a ma
you Elora! Why d
ight of something dropping down
und. Elora stayed quiet and watched as her father l
, what he saw caused
htened ones. Elora sought for wor
otten to put tha
cture stared bac
was unusually calm, but there was a dangero
anything in her small room,
tion, Elora. Have y
w. Fear and pain wer
need to expl
can exp
d that is you do not appreciate all that I am doing to keep you safe!" He w
led up in
" She cr
ad gone far p
ay, I do not know where her body lies. And I can never, because we can not go back there, back h
I und
all. A few pages tore out as he
u away from me just the way they took your mother and her kind. These people don't want us to be here, and if we a
head affirmatively. She
ch as a scent of who she
er right cheek brushed his chest as he
e to ever happen
ill Papa,
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normal at such an hour of the day. A
r open and her father stepped out. What
mean he was going to work t
e was always working too hard. If only h
rfectly, why did he not have fai
one who was smart enough to listen. Even though her human blood masked it a great deal -
pha w
of her room. She gazed at the bits of snow that fell to the gro
lew past her. Elora's eyelids closed together in harmony
didn't las
kingbird's chirpin
nly present when wo