While My Daughter Died, Her Alpha Father was with Her — Novel

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In a world where love can turn to ashes and betrayal lurks in every shadow, Lucille faces an unbearable reality. After losing her daughter, Lyra, to a cruel fate, she finds herself grappling not only with grief but also with the shocking betrayal of the man she once adored. Kelvin, the Alpha of the Silver Fang Pack, has gone missing when she needed him most, only to reappear with her sister, Patricia, wrapped in a web of deceit and false concern.

As Lucille struggles to reclaim her shattered heart, she must navigate a treacherous landscape of family ties and unspoken resentments. How can she confront the man who so easily turned his back on her and their child? With each encounter, the tension escalates, revealing layers of manipulation and emotional turmoil that threaten to consume her. As Kelvin’s loyalties are tested, Lucille is left wondering: can she rise from the ashes of her broken family, or will the very people she once trusted lead her further into despair?

With stakes this high, every decision becomes a battle for survival. Will Lucille find the strength to stand her ground, or will she succumb to the darkness that seeks to claim her?

While My Daughter Died, Her Alpha Father was with HerChapter 1

My daughter Lyra’s last wish was simple: to see the Sacred Moon Lake.

I begged Kelvin—who I once thought I loved, Alpha of the Silver Fang Pack—to grant her that. Lyra was getting weaker by the day, her bright spirit fading like a candle in a storm. After days of pleading, he finally agreed.

“Fine. Tomorrow night. But don’t expect me to drop everything every time she has a whim!”

It was a reluctant promise, but I clung to it. That night, I stayed with Lyra. Her eyes sparkled as she imagined the lake under the moonlight, her weak body seeming stronger just at the thought.

“I can’t wait, Mom,” she whispered, holding my hand. “Do you think the moonlight will be bright enough to feel?”

I forced a smile, pushing back tears. “Yes, Lyra. I think it will.”

But the night before we were supposed to leave, Kelvin disappeared. He didn’t answer his phone, and there was no sign of him. Slowly, I realized he wasn’t coming.

“Mom?” Lyra’s voice was barely a whisper. She looked at me, her face pale but still hopeful. “Is Dad coming?”

I forced a smile. Hiding my tears. “He’ll join us later, honey. For now, it’s just you and me.”