Alpha Daddy, My Secret Desire

Gabriel's hand gripped my arm tightly, a grip that wasn't just physical but filled with anger. His eyes locked on mine with an intensity that made me tremble."Daddy?" I said again, my voice small.He didn't answer. He simply pulled me through the crowd, which parted instantly before him. The faces that had been cheering and dancing froze, silenced by the presence of the commanding man whose aura radiated fury. I stumbled, trying to match his long, fast strides."Slow down! I'm tripping!" I protested.He shoved open the bar door, guided me outside, and opened the door of his black car parked by the curb. Without a word, he pushed me inside."You've gone too far this time, Seraphina," he said.The car sped off, leaving behind the chaos I had just escaped. I leaned my head against the window, trying to calm myself, but the alcohol still lingered in my system.I glanced at him. He was furious truly furious and somehow, in the haze of my drunken mind, that anger looked tempting. Slowly, I

I kept my legs open, meeting Gabriel's steady, unreadable gaze. Maybe he was beginning to feel the same thing I did the fire pulsing through our blood. I was certain he wouldn't resist me. I was beautiful, desirable, and confident. Many men had fallen for me. Compared to me, Selly was nothing. She was old, plain, and unworthy of being Luna to a man like Gabriel.But instead of moving closer, he pulled out his phone."Hello, schedule my daughter for a session with the psychologist. I believe she's not in a stable condition right now."I froze. When he hung up, his eyes still held that calm, detached expression."Daddy, do you think I'm crazy? I'm not crazy! The crazy one is your ugly girlfriend!" I snapped."Seraphina, I've been too busy lately and I've clearly missed something. You can talk about everything tomorrow with the psychologist," he said before leaving the room.Frustration burned in my chest. I ran my hands over my face, shame creeping in. My cheap attempt had only humiliat

The next day on campus, I walked with a light step. I couldn’t hide my smile; it felt as if the whole world was on my side. My friends looked at me curiously, whispering among themselves, probably wondering why my face was glowing like that. I tried to act normal, even though inside, memories from last night kept replaying Gabriel’s gaze, that kiss, and the last words he said to me.“Seraphina!”A cheerful voice called out from the campus garden. I turned and saw David, my classmate who I’d known for a while had feelings for me. He was holding something wrapped neatly in pale blue paper.“Hey, you look so happy today,” he said with a wide smile.I let out a small laugh, trying to hide the sudden nervousness in my chest.“Oh, really? Maybe because I finally got enough sleep.”“This is for you.” He handed me the gift.I hesitated for a second, but his sincere eyes made it hard for me to refuse.“Thank you, David. But what’s this for?”“It’s nothing. I just wanted you to have something f

I stood under the campus garden lights for several minutes after Gabriel left. I took a deep breath, trying to calm myself down. Tears almost fell, but I refused to look weak. Not tonight.After making sure no one was around, I walked back toward the rooftop where the party was still going on. The music was faint in the distance, a cheerful rhythm that felt painfully out of place compared to the chaos in my head. I climbed the stairs slowly, hoping everyone had already forgotten what happened earlier.When I reached the top, a few people turned their heads, some whispering softly. I could feel curious eyes following me, but I pretended not to notice. David was still standing near the railing, looking awkward.As soon as he saw me, he jogged over quickly.“Sera! I didn’t know that was your father.”“It’s okay. He’s just a little overprotective.”David scratched the back of his head, relief mixed with uncertainty on his face. “I thought he was mad because I asked you to dance. I really

I entered my room. The night's cold seemed to seep through the window, but what was more piercing was the feeling of rejection from Gabriel. I took off the party dress that still carried David's cologne, a scent that clearly made Gabriel angry. I changed into thin pajamas that didn't cover much, as if the minimal clothing could ease the tightness in my chest.Sleep would not come. Thoughts of Gabriel, of his cold stares, of the sharp words he had thrown at me, all swirled in my head. I closed my eyes, trying to force myself to sleep, but what appeared was the image of David dancing with me, his confident movements, his charming smile, and how his hand gently touched my waist. I shook my head, trying to erase that image. It was not David I wanted.My phone buzzed with a soft notification. I reached for it, looking at the screen glowing in the dark. It was from the secret group containing only selected campus members, a place for sharing adult content that no one would ever admit to ope