Mommy, Daddy Is The Lycan King novel Chapter 2

Fiona still looked lost with the truth revealed to her.

"But I am an orphan, mom." She didn't want to believe it. "You two have been my parents; where have they been all this while?"

"They were looking for you, my darling. The alpha told us yesterday that they have been searching for you for nineteen years. Someone evil had switched you up after birth, and they only learned that truth after leaving the hospital, and they have been looking for you since then. They finally found you, and they have sent their convoy to bring you home."

As she finished speaking, they heard a honk of a car, making them pause and turn to the door, even though whoever was coming wouldn't enter unless they told him to.

"They are here, honey." Dorothy said, and though her pain lingered in her eyes, she smiled.

"Mom!" Fiona called, and more tears streamed down her face. "I do not want to go."

"Do not say that and do not cry; this is a good thing." Dorothy encouraged her.

How was it a good thing? She was about to be ripped away from the only family she knew-the only ones who loved her unconditionally. She didn't want to give that up.

"It is not good, mom; how can you say that? I already have a mom and dad, and that's you two."

Dorothy turned to Otis as if silently telling him something.

Otis then spoke, "Know that you will always be our baby girl, but you are the alpha's daughter and should be with them. Do not worry; your life is about to get even better than we prayed for." He wiped at Fiona's tears once again.

She didn't want a better life; she wanted the life she had here with them. A life filled with their love. She didn't believe that she would find such a thing again, even with her real parents.

A firm knock came to the door, and Otis went over to open it. Before the door stood a man not less than six feet two and a massive, intimidating upper body.

"My name is Phil, and I am here to take the Alpha's daughter, Fiona, home." He said it firmly with a husky voice.

Otis turned to her, and she almost started crying again, shaking her head. She grabbed Dorothy's hand and said, "I do not want to go with him, mom."

Dorothy's eyes widen in panic; this was a level of fear she had never seen her mother display before. She was afraid her refusal would bring them trouble.

Tears ran down Dorothy's face. "Fiona, child, do not make this more difficult for us all." She said, and her frustration and pain showed, "If I were to go back, I would not change a thing; I could not have asked for a better daughter. Just know this isn't goodbye, okay?"

She nodded; she understood the words her mother could not say. If the alpha were to learn of her refusal to come home, he would be angry with them. She didn't want that for them. They had protected her all her life; it was her turn to return the favour.

She came to Otis, and her father pulled her into a tight hug that told her she would always be welcomed to their house and would also always be a part of them. He pulled away, and she walked to Phil, the man waiting to take her home. He said nothing and just led her to the black Jeep, waiting. Behind it were at least six other black-coloured Jeeps waiting just for her. He got to the door and opened the door to let her in.

She paused, and her breath grew shaky. "I did not take any of my things." She informed him in a panic.

"Where you're going has everything you will ever need." He assured her.

Those were the last words they spoke to each other. After she got into the car, he closed it and got in as well, and the rest of the journey was done in silence. They drove away from her little town and to a completely different community many hours away. Though the journey was the longest she had had in a long time she bore it.

She pounded about everything that had brought her to this point. Raised as an omega for as long as she could remember, her body still bore the marks of the tortures. She had always thought her saviour would be her mate, who would take her out of the hell of a life she lived. It turned out that the duty of rescuing her wasn't for her mate but for her biological father.

As much as she hated her life as an omega, she loved her parents, Otis and Dorothy; they were the best things that she could have asked for. If she had the choice again, she would want them in her life to guide and lead her with their love and attention. She never felt like an outsider with them, and she could only hope that would be the case with her actual family.

They arrived at the pack estate, where she assumed her father, the alpha, was. Phil came over to the door and opened it to her, and she climbed down and shut the door.