Chandler Kinney Relationships Novels & Stories

“She said she’s fine. She looked alright to me and after a few words with her, I came back.” These two people, one person running and the other person just said a few words. Don’t they feel this is tiring? She felt that this stupid behavior is a bit similar to her and Jack’s behavior. Perhaps, Sophia is right. Arya asked directly. “Do you like her?” “Ah? No……” Chandler waved his hand. ‘We’re not in that kind of relationship. She……I……” He stammered. He shook his head and said. “We’re colleagues with a good relationship.”

But no matter which one he picked, he had already made up his mind that when Mommy came home, he was going to stick to her like glue. No more letting her face danger alone. Meanwhile, Chase watched him from the side, rubbing his temples. “How did I end up with such a fashion-obsessed little brother?” he wondered. Shaking his head, he turned back to his computer screen. Displayed on it was a relationship web. At the very top was Heidi. Below her, Justin, Mommy, and Emma—three names intertwined in a tangled mess of past and present. Their love and grudges were complicated, but Chase’s mind—far more mature than most kids his age—had already pieced them together.

“Channing disappeared for damn near three months after I got busted up in Cheyenne. I didn’t know if I’d ever see her again or if she’d even want a crippled-up former rodeo star.” “Seriously?” “Yeah. I don’t know why you think we had it easy. Hell, none of us, includin’ Carter had a smooth go of it with our wives. Fact is, I’d say most men are dumbasses when it comes to this sort of relationship junk.” “That’s encouragin’. Maybe I do need another beer,” Kade muttered. So, armed with a liquid courage, Kade gave his cousins a run-down on everything that’d happened—from dating Skylar the previous summer, to the recent confrontation at Sky Blue.

“Who do you think you are, huh? You’ve always taken everything that should’ve been mine. Now you want to take my parents too?” Kimberly sneered. “You’re not part of this family anymore, Kimmy. So don’t come here begging like some stranger.” “Enough, Kimberly!” Kania tried to calm them, but Kimmy was already too hurt. “Fine,” Kimmy finally said hoarsely. “Starting today, I’m cutting ties with the Chandra family. I won’t bother you anymore.” She turned to Kania with tearful eyes. “Thank you, Mom, for everything.”

I said, not changing the subject but hopefully brightening it a little. "Hell yes, we should. I'll even plan it," she declared. I snorted, and she grinned. "Alright, your dad will plan it." She wasn't a fantastic planner, preferring to wing things. I was more like him when it came to that, but had a little of her fly-by-the-seat-of-your-pants as well. "I think Chandler's a little lonely," I told her. "She lost her parents, too. And she's close with Merrick, but he's pretty introverted and doesn't do a lot. We should invite her to our next family dinner."

My good leg was finally strong enough to support me, so I was down to just one. Chandler and I had been spending as much time together as possible. Sometimes, I stayed at his place where we cooked dinner or relaxed on the couch. Other times, he came to my house, where my stepfather, surprisingly, seemed to like him. They spent hours talking about sports and politics—conversations that bored me, but I appreciated their bond. My mom even started calling Chandler her son-in-law. It was wild, but I secretly loved it. It made everything feel more real, like we were moving toward something lasting.

“What is it?” “I want you to be ready later, okay? Because Xander and his family will be at the party too. Uh, you know that Chad's best friend is your ex, so he’ll be there. Sorry, girl, I know you don’t want to see him, but they’re connected to Chad. Your family will be there too, Chad told me. Even Loraine will be there because, um, she’s—” “Because she’s Xander’s fiancée, right?” I interrupted. She gasped.

Everyone around me now catered to the new alpha’s daughter, Megan, keeping their distance from me. My aunt and uncle, who had assumed leadership roles following my parents’ tragic demise, now had their own daughter, and I had been pushed aside in their hearts. I understood they had recently reunited with Megan and wanted to make up for lost time, but I had never anticipated being treated like her servant instead of the daughter they raised. Their lack of attention and affection had left me feeling heartbroken. Thankfully, I had an incredible boyfriend and mate, Alex. He was the rock keeping me grounded through all of this chaos. Soon, we would move in together as a couple, and I hoped that w

placed with a small candle. She gasped with shock, smiling. “This is beautiful, thank you so much…” She whispered and with a grin, I led her to the chair. We began to gaze at the stars, arguing about which was brighter. “Now Dhruv…” I mindlinked to Dhruv, my heart pounding heavily as I stared at her. A maid came over with chicken nuggets and my heart began racing heavily, the sauce was coming and I smiled faintly as she grabbed a chicken nugget. “Are you okay? You seem nervous?” She asked and I shook my head. “I’m great.” I replied even though I was sweating profusely. I was trying very hard to hide my anxiety. A maid came over with the nuggets and I watched her place it on th