Alpha Luka And His Human Mate

I couldn't comprehend. Did Daisy have another daughter?

I whipped my head towards Daisy as she smiled brightly at the little girl, gesturing for her to come towards us.

"Victoria, this is Zoey. Your sister"

A gasp escaped my lips as I stared at the little girl in awe. I knew from the moment she called Daisy momma, but I didn't process it.

"This is sister Victoria?" Zoey asked in a sort of shy excitement as her big brown eyes widened.

"That's me," I said as a couple of tears rolled down my cheek with the brightest smile on my face. "Oh my gosh, I can’t believe I have a sister" I pulled her little frame into a hug, squeezing the life out of her.

I pushed her back gently so I could take a good look at her. It was quite obvious that our mom's genes were strong since she looked like a mini version of both of us.

Her eyes were the same as mine, and so were most of her features. Her complexion was darker than mine and Daisy's, and I could see that she was a mixed baby.

Her hair was full and fell in long, luscious almost coily curls. It wasn't the same chestnut brown as mine, but it wasn't black either. It was somewhere in the middle.

No bias shit, but my sister was the most beautiful little girl I've ever seen.

"You are so gorgeous" I whispered in amazement as I ogled my sister. A light blush formed on her face as she held her little teddy to hide it.

"Thank you. You're pretty too" She mumbled shyly as I resisted the urge to squeeze the life from her.

"Zoey sweetheart, can you give us a minute to talk please?" Daisy asked, and I shot her a pout.

"But I just met her" We both whined simultaneously, which made us laugh at the cute sister moment.

"You can spend more time with her later. I just need to talk for a while okay?"

She simply nodded as she headed for the exit. I watched her little frame retreat, and I knew I was already in love.

"You told her about me?" I asked, still looking at the exit as I remembered that she knew who I was.

"Yes, I always do. I knew she would find you one day"

"She would find me.. not 'we' would find me" I sighed as my mind drifted to the conversation we had earlier.

be grateful. Even if Daisy didn't search, I'm holding on to that

I have a

suddenly feeling the urge

smiled. "Her father died when she was three

I suggested shyly. I know I sounded like a hypocrite, but no way was I gonna stay out of Zoey's life. I can't wait to

She beamed, but her smile was immediately replaced with a

and uncommon, but it's not impossible. I was diagnosed with epilepsy last year" She

nurse, but I knew it was indeed dangerous. And the worst part is, you

made me want to cry even though

give you direct care. You won't have to worry" I whispered as my eyes burnt with

her head with a small smile, grabbing my hands

woman you've become. My little Victoria is a nurse" She beamed, wiping a stray

say anything, I just sat there making my thoughts

share of life, so whether it's 20 more years or 20 days, it's okay. " She let out a light chuckle, but it

eyes. "I knew I needed Zoey to grow up with someone I trust, so I was

gave her a confused look when I noticed

you?" I whispered, looking

carefully. I sighed, giving her a sad

I was sixteen. She lost a baby, and she didn't get over it. She committed suicide on my

hands over her mouth in shock, as tears ran from her eyes for the umpteenth time

the urge to go comfort her. I knew we weren't on the best terms and she was downright wrong for leaving like that. But out of the few people that knew, she was the only one who would've felt the loss directly like I did.

all my fault" She sobbed into my shoulder. "I drove my little sister to suicide. I put you both through so much pain" She continued, but I didn't make any move to

would've affected

occasionally drying the few

turned to face me, looking even more

her," I said before she could ask. I knew that she was hurting for the loss

I would never sit around and watch my sister grow up in an orphanage if something should happen

need to have a

this means to me"

never had a mother, but I knew this moment right here will change

a couple more minutes like that until we migrated to

old pictures with Sophie from her photo album. She looked guilty and filled with regret, spilling tears occasionally. I could tell that she blamed