All Chapters of Daddy's Naughty Secret: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

ELEO As I stepped through the door of the kitchen I was immediately swept up by the familiar aroma of cookies wafting across the house It felt nice to be back from that place that was a mad house under the guise of a “school”, but I was a mess of nerves. Today had been a whirlwind, and now I faced a dilemma: should I tell mom and dad about the Field Day? I was still uncertain if I wanted them to come along or if they would even have the time.My heart raced as I moved into the living room. Mom spotted me first, his gaze sharpening slightly as he noticed I was a bit off. “Hey, Eleo! You alright? You seem kind of uneasy.”I nodded, but deep down, I wasn’t so sure anymore. “Yeah… just a lot on my mind, I guess.”He took a few steps closer, his expression softening as if he wanted to ease my tension. “What’s going on? You know you can tell me anything.”I hesitated, fiddling with the hem of my shirt. “Well, it’s about the Field Day,” I finally said, glancing up at him. “All the parents

ELEOIt had been about a month or two since school let out, and while the freedom of summer was nice at first, I found myself feeling a little restless. Don’t get me wrong—I loved spending that extra time with my parents and relaxing at home. But now that I was used to hanging out with friends, sitting around the house by myself felt pretty boring.I raced out of my room, feeling the need to do something. After avoiding the silence of the walls, I dashed down the hall and headed for my parents’ room, hoping they’d have some ideas for what to do next. I didn't want to go see auntie Zara or Jason. They made me sick acting all lovey dovey when I was around. They had successfully scared me away.When I walked in, I was a little taken aback. Mom and dad were seated on the bed, and it looked like they were in the middle of a kiss. For a brief second, I froze—like a deer caught in headlights—before I quickly ran over, hoping to break the awkwardness.“Uh, hey! Sorry!” I stuttered, my cheeks

ELEOAfter the play date, the new week rolled around, and I immediately noticed how busy everyone was around the house. It was like a never-ending buzz of activity. Crew members were in and out, and I could see mom and dad working hard to get one of the rooms ready for something. I couldn’t quite figure out what was going on, but the mystery made me even more curious.“Hey, what’s this room for?” I asked one of the workers passing by, but he just smiled and shrugged.“Can’t tell you just yet, kiddo!” he said, which only made my curiosity itch even more. I wanted to know!I decided to ask my parents directly later on, but they were both acting a bit secretive and wouldn’t give me a straight answer. “Just wait, Eleo! You’ll find out soon enough,” mom said with a knowing smile, and I was left feeling more confused than before.---One day, things took a turn. I noticed mom and dad getting ready to head out, and I asked them where they were going.“Just out for a bit; we’ll be back soon,”

LYRONThe day had finally come for Lance and Leilani to head back to the UK. I felt a mix of emotions churning in my stomach as we drove to the airport. It was a bittersweet situation. On one hand, I was sad to see them go, especially after spending such a fantastic couple of weeks together. On the other hand, I knew they had their own lives to get back to, and it was time for them to head home.“Are you sure you guys have everything?” Amil asked as we pulled up to the drop-off area. He looked at them through the rearview mirror, a hint of concern in his eyes.“We’ve got it all! Just that last-minute hug with our favorite uncle and aunt,” Lance joked, throwing an arm around Leilani.I chuckled, still feeling the lump in my throat. “You both better keep in touch. I don’t want you going all radio silent on us!”“Promise we won’t!” Leilani said, a bright smile lighting up her face. “And you can’t forget to call us whenever you guys get married!”The laughter filled the car for a moment u

AMIL“I screamed over and over for my mother and my sisters but they never came.”So, I was still confused when they brought me to this totally new place, this massive villa that felt more like a fortress than a home.My heart pounded as I sat on the cold floor of this unfamiliar room, tears streaming down my cheeks. I didn’t know what was happening! All I wanted was to go back home—to my mom, my sisters, and the life I knew.But then there was my grandfather, the man who led me here. He was watching me closely, his eyes sharp and unyielding, suddenly snapping into focus. "What’s this?” he asked, his voice cool. “Alpha males don't cry like this when they're small.”His tone made me flinch. Was I… not allowed to cry? He turned to his assistant, this guy who seemed to hover around like a shadow. He had that same eerie vibe as the men in black, the ones who dragged me away from everything familiar.“Do alpha males usually cry when they’re small?” my grandfather demanded, his eyes still o