The Alphas' Treasure

𝑛𝑖𝑛𝑒𝑡𝑒𝑒𝑛

𝐊𝐢𝐧𝐠𝐬𝐭𝐨𝐧 𝐀𝐛𝐚𝐰𝐢 x 𝗗𝗮𝗲-𝗝𝘂𝗻𝗴 𝗜𝗺
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"A whole day with my mommy and daddy?" Milla gushed, running around her parents as they got up early in the morning to set off to get breakfast. Then they'd go to the zoo, after a park to roam around. Go get lunch, then go play soccer - a sport both parents were good at. Dinner even after that then go home to watch a movie.

Danny was intrigued to see how this would work out. Never did such things with someone before so this excited him.

"Yes ma'am! We will get breakfast and let me tell you, it'll be amazing breakfast." Kingston picked up Milla as he was ready. 

"Breakfast food? Eggs and sausage and oatmeal and pancakes and waffles and it all!"

"It all precious." Danny commented, smiling since he dyed his hair pink to hide the incoming blonde hairs. Didn't want to have Kingston seeing his sudden blonde hair and become worried.

He wasn't ready to say anything yet until things were understood more.

"What restaurant are we going to?"

"A place called Huckleberry. I've been there and it's delicious, I know you both will like it." Kingston states, walking with the them both outside.

Placing Milla in her seat he began to walk away until Danny was suddenly in front of him.

"May I get in the car to start off this wonderful adventure?"

"You don't know how to put a child into a car seat?"

Kingston frowned, going back and seeing Milla already fastened in.

"I did it for you daddy!" She squealed, Kingston looking at Danny as he smirked.

"She knows what's up."

"Does she? She learned through example."

"Did she? Then she's so smart." Kingston complimented and Milla instantly giggled soon after. Nodding vigorously to that compliment.

When he went to the front he began to take a deep breath, wondering how much he'd have to use his pheromones. He already knew people would be against Danny and they had no clue of his daughter.

It aggravated him that he had to organize his actions and everyone else's because of selfish people.

"I refuse to let people effect our whole experience. That's not fair for us, whatsoever. They can't be mean to this face." Danny gushed, looking at Milla with a big smile upon his face.

"You'd be surprised. The people in my Pack are ruthless people, they don't care about who it is - even if it's a child. That's the problem." Kingston stated grimly, driving off the driveway and onto the street. 

Going ahead to their first destination with negative thoughts. He didn't want his daughter to see or deal with anything bothersome. Hopefully she wouldn't notice, but Milla was a curious five year old.

She saw the world in a beautiful way and he couldn't hate that. He just didn't want to ruin such a thing for her.

"Are you and mommy getting along now?"