Lahat ng Kabanata ng Nanny and the Alpha Daddy: Kabanata 241 - Kabanata 250

Moana Suddenly, the golden void that I was stuck inside returned to the cliff. Only now, instead of a raging thunderstorm, it was sunny and beautiful. The birds sang overhead, and the air felt warm and fresh and a little damp from the rain. But I didn’t care about any of that. I didn’t even care that I was no longer in my human form, either. I only cared about Edrick. I jerked my head up and looked around. No, I thought to myself as I saw the two motionless figures lying in the grass. I scrambled to my feet and ran over to them. It felt a bit strange running on four legs instead of two, but I didn’t have time to think about it right now. All I could think about was finding Edrick and making sure that he was okay. As the figures came into view, I felt my heart sink. I didn’t want anyone to die — not

Moana As I ran across the back lawn to the mansion, I could see Selina, the maids, and several security guards come running outside with scared looks on their faces. All of them froze, their mouths hanging open, as I approached. “Moana…?” Selina said quietly as she took a tentative step toward me. I nodded and slowed my pace. “Moana is the Golden Wolf!” Amy yelled out loud, cupping her face excitedly. “I can’t believe it!” “I’ll be damned…” One of the security guards, Darren, slowly walked up to me with his eyes wide. “I never thought the Golden Wolf was anything but a fairy tale for kids. I wished that I had time to let them process this, but I could feel Edrick weakening on my back. I felt a warm liquid trickle into my fur, and I could tell instantly from the m

Moana Everyone froze and stared at each other with wide eyes as the sound of the groaning and shuffling came closer. “Daddy?” Ella whimpered. “Who is there?” Edrick slowly sat Ella down, then walked toward the door. He gestured to the security guards, but before anything could be done, the last person we expected walked into the doorway. “Thought you could kill me, huh?” Michael stood in the doorway with an evil smirk on his face. Selina, the maids and I all let out a collective gasp. Selina suddenly grabbed Ella by the arm and shoved her behind us to keep her protected. “Michael,” I said, taking a step forward, “you were dead.” Michael just laughed. “I was indeed,” he said. “But not for long. I guess you didn’t realize that I was waking

Moana A little while later, Edrick and I were standing in the front doorway of the mansion and looking out at the scene before us. The security guards were leading Michael, who was cuffed, over to the car. His nose was still clotted with blood from Edrick’s punch, but something about it was satisfying to see. I enjoyed seeing Michael finally face some consequences for his actions, and I especially enjoyed watching Selina scold him like a child. What was even more satisfying, though, was seeing him being shoved into the back of the car to be driven down to the police station. Kat was found by the guards, too. Not long after Edrick punched Michael in the face, Kat was found hiding in the woods. As it turned out, Michael paid her a pretty penny to get close to me and lead me off into the forest to get lost so that he could kill me. She looked ashamed as the guards cuffed her, and

Moana The months in between Michael going to prison and Daisy’s birth were a whirlwind of emotions and unexpected turns. After the incident with Michael, where he was sentenced to prison for his attempt on my life, my world took another astonishing twist. The news outlets revealed a shocking revelation: Moana, the seemingly ordinary girl who was raised in an orphanage, was, in fact, the legendary Golden Wolf. I never imagined my life could become so entangled in a web of fame and attention. Suddenly, everyone wanted a piece of me. All sorts of brands and non-governmental organizations bombarded me with invitations and tempting monetary offers. It was overwhelming, to say the least. My inbox was flooded with messages from high-profile companies and influential figures, all hoping to capitalize on my newfound fame. It felt like the world had changed overnigh