This is the beginning of the three-part conclusion to the Daddy's Little Psychopath storyline. From this chapter on, the rules change, and none of the characters will be the same.
New readers beware: this is the eight installment of this series. Chapter One can be found
here
, Chapter Two can be found
here
, Chapter Three can be found
here
and Chapter Four can be found
here
,
Chapter Five can be found
here
, Chapter Six can be found
here
and Chapter Seven can be found
here
. You can expect this story to contain the following tags: cuckquean, father-daughter incest, lesbian sex, rough sex, and reluctance along with violence. If that isn't your cup of tea, you can try most of my other series, as they are quite different from this one.
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Addendum to editors: This story does not contain any scenes of explicit sex with characters under the legal age of consent (18).
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--RHONDA--
"Mommy . . . why are they taking Daddy away?"
My mother held me, rubbing her fingers through my head in a vain attempt to both calm me and force me not to look. But, I fought her hold, and kept watching as the squad car rode off into the distance, taking my father away from me.
"Why are they arresting him? He didn't do anything—he was trying to protect me."
"It's okay, baby," she repeated again and again. "It's okay."
I was eleven years old at the time, but from the way she acted, you would think I was six. Of course, even when I
was
six, her efforts would have been no less pointless.
For the next two weeks, I tried to get a straight answer from her. The only thing I knew was that my father and mother had had an argument about me, and it had ended with Daddy and I crashing in a motel room. Then the cops came, they tried to take me away, and Daddy fought them. It had all happened so fast—and there was so much yelling.
There was a trial, but I wasn't allowed to be there. All I remember is my mother coming to get me, with big showy tears falling from her eyes. She struggled to find her courage, and then told me—regrettably—that Daddy wouldn't be coming home.
That moment . . . that moment was when my entire world crashed around me.
My Daddy, the only person who ever really loved me, was going away.
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My name is Rhonda Scott. I was born with an IQ over 240. That makes me what most people would call a "genius". It's true that I have no trouble learning anything at all, really. From the time I was four years old, subjects like trigonometry, literature, and sciences of all kind have been pretty simple for me to grasp. I soak up information extremely quickly, and eventually I become more knowledgeable about the subjects than the people who teach me.
You would think that this would have solved most of my problems, but no—life is stupid that way. My childhood was filled with people who feared and resented me for my "gift". My own mother, for instance. She was always afraid of me, and she thought I was too dumb to tell. Oh sure, she would hug me, and smile at me, and say sweet things, but I could see the truth in her eyes. The fear. The hate. The jealousy.
I was her and Daddy's first child, and she was so determined to be a good mommy. She couldn't accept a daughter that, to be blunt, had no need for her. She resented me—far more than anyone else did. Because I wasn't perfect, stupid angel. A genius for a daughter? What could she possibly teach
me?
She was no gold star herself. In fact, she was absolutely useless. Daddy was the smart one. He was the one who personally taught me and homeschooled me when I was younger. He was the one who read to me, who bought me literature just to hear
my
opinion on it. He didn't just teach me—he made me
want
to be smarter. He made me want to make him proud.
And all that Bitch did was take him away from me.
It took weeks of spying to figure things out. Weeks of picking up other receivers to listen in her phone calls, unlocking and reading her emails, and sometimes even piecing together and reading shredded documents and mail. But eventually, I learned what had happened . . . about how