Big Hero 6 Aunt Name Novels & Stories

They're even more breathtaking in person. Compliments followed them like a shadow wherever they walked. Adrian greeted every guest with his signature charm, keeping one hand possessively around Celeste's waist. She smiled politely, though each curve of her lips felt heavier than the last. "Adrian!" A cheerful voice interrupted them. A middle-aged woman dressed in an emerald-green evening gown approached with a warm, knowing smile. It was Adrian's second aunt, Evelyn Blackwood. "My goodness, look at the two of you." Evelyn clasped her hands together happily. "Three years of marriage already. Time certainly flies." She looked at Celeste, letting out a playful sigh. "So... when are you two fina

“Tell me, what is she to my uncle?!” The maid, intimidated by his expression, stammered, “M-Mr. Zach, that lady is Mr. Sean’s wife.” “Get lost!” Zach shoved the maid aside and turned to the butler. “Brian, you watched me grow up. I know you won't lie to me. Tell me!” The butler hesitated for a few seconds before replying in a low voice, “It’s true. She's indeed your aunt.” “Liars! You’re all liars!” Zach’s face twisted in disbelief. Then, he suddenly remembered his older sister, Theresa, who lived abroad. He hurriedly started a video call.

It took him a long moment to process the shock before he furiously glared at me. "You disgusting gigolo! I'm Natasha Belmont's son, so how dare you slap me! You must be courting death!" "Who did you say you were? I don't recall ever having a son." Once again, the doors were thrown open. An elegant woman walked in gracefully, flanked by a group of bodyguards. It was my mysterious aunt, Natasha Belmont. The hall immediately fell dead silent, and all eyes turned to her. She walked over to me and scanned me from head to toe.

On the other side of the room, Aunt Rachel's family stood in the corner, clearly agitated by the support I was receiving. "Annabelle is nothing but a natural-born lowlife. She wanted it herself. Otherwise, why did it take her so many years to fight back?" one of Rachel's relatives sneered. "Rachel raised her, and she turned out to be an ungrateful snake! We..." Before the person could finish, a rotten egg came flying from somewhere and landed squarely on her face. She shrieked, "Who did that?!"

It was Uncle Kieran, standing behind me with a hardened gaze. A rage I didn't even know existed exploded before I couldn't stop myself. I shouted at the Alpha, “Why would you do that? He is my partner here! How dare you take him away!” Everyone’s eyes almost popped out of their sockets and Uncle Kieran looked at me with a weird gaze as if he couldn't believe I would shout at him that way. “Aurora, calm down. You don’t disobey me–” “You are just my Uncle! You have no right to chase anyone away from me!” I screamed.

Emilia said, hugging her back in an attempt to comfort her. The old lady, known as Aunty Katie, was the caretaker put in charge of the penthouse by Grandpa Henry. Back then, whenever she used to visit the penthouse, Aunty Katie had been there. Over some time, they developed an Aunty and niece relationship, even though they were not related by blood.

His house was normally packed with the rest of his brood, but he was here, alone. “You’re aunt has some news about the twins.” “Aunty Kendra is helping?” I was shocked because I was more powerful than her and yet I wasn’t allowed to join in the search. Aunty Kendra wasn’t really my aunty, she was mom’s best friend since I was a baby. She was also the one who taught me to control my gift. Uncle Liam nods his head and takes another swig before refilling the glass. “If she doesn’t make it back!”

Hello auntie, my name is Keira Wright," Keira replied very politely, her eyes showing a wary look at strangers. Emma Rosy stepped aside to make an introduction, "Keira, this is Mummy's good friend, Auntie Judi Dench." Only when she heard Mummy's words did she put away her caution and showed deep suspicion towards this overly enthusiastic aunt.

June couldn't help but smile. "Come on June," Antara begged. "Maybe you should go darling." Aunt Biff urged. Aunt Biff was the younger version of June's mother. Black hair, round face, plump and short, rosy skin that matched her tender blue eyes. Eyes that contrasted Ian's black ones. Ian was a huge mousey haired man, who somehow managed to look cute despite his intimidating stature. He and June were as close as five and six. Back to Aunt Biff, she was widowed but just like her sister she radiated sunshine and liveliness.

“Yeah, but hey, let this be our little secret, alright? Until your mummy’s ready to let us meet again.” He nodded, his smile returning. “Okay.” “Now go wait for mummy, alright? She’ll be here soon.” I stood up and turned to leave, only for his tiny voice to stop me mid-step. “Wait! You didn’t tell me your name!” I turned back, grinning. “It’s Aunt Amber.” He smiled. “Bye, Aunt Amber.” “Bye, kiddo.” As he ran back toward the building,I kept my head down and walked calmly away from the building — until my eyes caught her. That same nosy woman again, peering from the steps.