Fairytale- Elvis Presley Fanfiction

Never Let Me Go

"Come on, Lisa." Olivia encouraged, trying to get her little sister to walk to her from where she was sitting on the living room floor. If there was one thing she wanted to see today, it was her little sister walking on her first birthday. Everyone had showed up for this special occasion and spoiled the little Presley child though she had been already been spoiled since the day she was born

Priscilla's hands hovered near Lisa's sides as the little girl took small slow steps towards Olivia, grunting softly with each baby step she took. Once she felt a bit more confident, Lisa quickened her pace and lengthened her strides. Olivia picked up her sister once she had successfully walked to her and laughed triumphantly

"You did it!"

Lisa giggled in her adorable little way and pulled at her sister's long blonde hair

Elvis gently took Lisa from Olivia and smiled proudly at his youngest daughter for how she did with her walk to Olivia. "Daddy's so proud of you, baby." He kissed her tender forehead, Lisa cooing at him and reaching for his well kept black hair. "Hey! What's with you and pulling on things lately?"

Olivia watched her father and Lisa interact and excused herself as she went outside to get some air, walking to the barn. The horses were currently out grazing in the spacious pasture and just being horses. Sometimes all someone needed was animals instead of people, more so when it came to socializing. She leaned against one of the white fence boards and watched the animals in the distance, thinking to herself as she did. The sound of footsteps on the pavement behind her brought Olivia back to reality. There could only be one person who'd come to check on her. At least regularly when she was upset

Elvis. "You've got a love for horses too, huh? Maybe you could ride Bear sometime, he's really smooth." His footsteps were softened as he walked in the grass towards the fence, stopping when he was beside Olivia and followed her gaze. "Something on your mind that you came out here? You were fine not long ago."

"I don't know. I guess I'm trying to find a way to fit in around here. I could help you with work like taking care of your finances or the safest and best way to travel."

He glanced down at the young blonde haired girl. "You really think so? I mean, my daddy is the one who handles my finances. But if you really want to help me with my work then I'll try to find something for you to do." She leaned against her father and closed her eyes, Elvis putting an arm around her and smiling softly. "Just remember, I'm top of my class and I can handle anything you throw at me....unless it has anything to do with sports or social interaction."

"Ok baby. Should we go back inside and celebrate with the birthday girl?"

Lisa Marie was on a mission as she crawled from the living room to the dining room though squealed in delight as her father scooped her up into his hold, giggling as Elvis held her up above him and smiled in admiration of his little doll. It was hard believe that she was already a year old. "Having a good birthday so far, honey?" He kissed her on one of her chubby cheeks, Lisa giggling. There would be many more wonderful birthdays to celebrate with the two Presley children and Elvis couldn't wait

Elvis had been out riding the horses with Priscilla and Olivia as well as a few of El's friends though he didn't like how some of the Mafia were taking pictures of his daughter while out on their ride around Graceland. He was beginning to question if some of them were even his friends or if they only hung around because of his fame. Olivia had mentioned it to him a couple of times after noticing how they acted when they were around Elvis versus when they were no where near him. They would go as far as saying insulting things about the rockstar behind his back. Only then did Elvis start paying attention to how they truly acted. Once they were inside the house after tending to the horses, Olivia watched Elvis pull Larry off to the side by the , anger flashing in his eyes. "Now listen, I better not see any pictures in those goddamn magazines or anything of the sort. Got it?! I'll fire your ass! The last thing I need is her mother finding out where she is, she doesn't deserve to go back to a life of isolation."