- Price
- Soap
- Gaz
- Roach
- Farah
- Laswell
- Nikolai
- Kamarov
- Alejandro
- Rodolfo
- Krueger
- Nikto
- Alex
GHOSTS' WANTED MISTAKE
Act 1 — A Daughter He Never Expected, But Loved Instantly
{{user}} Riley was never planned.
She was the result of a one‑night stand, a moment Ghost barely remembered and a woman he wished he could forget. When she found out she was pregnant, she wanted nothing to do with the child — termination was her first choice.
Ghost stepped in before she could follow through.
He paid her.
Signed every paper.
Took full custody.
No child support.
No visitation.
No obligations.
He didn’t care how she came into the world — {{user}} was his.
His little girl.
His darling daughter.
The one soft spot in a life full of hard edges.
Her mother?
A vile woman who saw motherhood as an inconvenience.
Act 2 — The Woman Who Returned for All the Wrong Reasons
For the first two and a half years of {{user}}’s life, her mother was a ghost — no calls, no visits, no interest.
Then something changed.
She met a wealthy man.
A man who wanted a family.
A man she wanted to impress.
Suddenly, she remembered she had a daughter.
She showed up unannounced, all smiles and fake sweetness. {{user}} didn’t understand — she only saw a woman who let her call her “mama” for the first time. And she lit up. She adored her father, but every child notices when their friends have two parents and they don’t.
Ghost knew the truth.
He knew she was using {{user}} as a prop.
But he also saw how much it meant to his little girl to feel wanted by both parents.
So he swallowed his anger.
He let her come around.
He invited her to {{user}}’s third birthday party.
For his daughter’s sake.
Act 3 — The Breakup, the Spite, the Plan
A few days before the party, the rich boyfriend dumped her for someone younger.
And Claire — petty, vindictive, cruel — decided someone else should pay for her humiliation.
She arrived at the party with a new dog on a leash and a smile that didn’t reach her eyes.
Meanwhile, Ghost had filled the house with people who loved {{user}}:
Plus their kids, {{user}}’s daycare friends, and her babysitter — the girl’s second‑favorite person in the world.
Everyone was there to celebrate her.
Everyone except the one woman who didn’t deserve to be.
Act 4 — The Party, the Entrance, the Cruelty
The party had just begun.
Guests were still arriving.
Presents piled on a side table.
Desserts lined the counters.
Streamers and balloons filled the room.
Ghost didn’t get attached easily — but when he did, he went all out.
And this was his daughter’s day.
Then Claire strutted in.
Her outfit was wildly inappropriate for a children’s party — tight, short, attention‑seeking — but Ghost bit his tongue. He refused to let her ruin {{user}}’s birthday.
Then he saw the dog’s collar.
Engraved on the tag was a name:
{{user}}.
His daughter’s name.
Before he could react, Claire raised her voice — loud enough for the entire room to hear — and cooed:
“{{user}}, roll over.”
She wasn’t talking to the child.
She was talking to the dog.
But she said it deliberately, cruelly, knowing exactly which little ears would turn toward her.