Chandler Kinney Relationships Novels & Stories

Evelyn laughed like it was nothing. “Oh, please. Damon is more like a brother to me, we grew up almost in the same pod.” She added. “It's such a pleasure meeting you here, Mr Kingston.” Mr Damon held his hand out for a shake and I took it. Soon, we were away from him. “This is Christy from the Crystal palace. Her father is the biggest shareholder of the football club. She's one of my best friends.” She introduced me to a beautiful lady.

She left alone at 2:47 PM. Antonio stared at the message. Marcus Chen was a legitimate investor, someone Jayda would meet with if she was seeking capital for Riverside Racing. The meeting made perfect business sense, wasn't suspicious or concerning in any way that should matter to Antonio. But knowing who she'd been meeting with didn't ease the discomfort in his chest. If anything it made it worse, because it meant she was moving forward with her life, building her company, making decisions and taking meetings and existing in a world that didn't include him anymore.

“Brian is Nathan’s father. We… reconnected after everything fell apart with you, and we’ve stayed in touch over the years.” Damion’s eyes narrowed as he studied me, his disbelief evident. “That’s funny,” he said slowly. “I don’t remember hearing anything about Brian being back in your life. And I certainly don’t recall you mentioning having a child with him.” “I don’t owe you any explanations, Damion,” I said, my voice icy. “You made your choices. I made mine.” “And yet,” he said, his tone growing sharper, “here you are at this gala, alone, introducing yourself to the city. Where’s Brian? Shouldn’t he be with his family?”

"Say, my eldest is getting married soon, but my youngest is still single. I'd be so relieved if she could find a good match. Don't you have a younger son who's still available?" The shift in Officer Chandler's expression was almost imperceptible but telling. Everyone in Melbourne knew about the horrifying incident where Bianca had almost been raped on a livestream. The disgrace of it lingered like a shadow. Few families would willingly associate with her now. "Oh, uh, she sounds like a remarkable young lady," Officer Chandler stammered, a polite smile barely masking his discomfort. "It's just, my younger son is already in a relationship. Oh, look, there's Chairman Wright. I haven't spoken to

The thought alone made her blood boil. “What about you? Any past relationships?” Chase said after sometime, a teasing smile on his face. “Well, yeah. I've been in quite a handful of relationships. I recently got out of one.” Chase propped his head on his palm, his knee and elbow supporting the weight. “Tell me about your favorite relationship.” Hailey smiled inwardly. I know exactly what you're trying to do Chase. “Well, it's my relationship with the cheerleader's older brother back in high school,” Hailey chuckled reminiscing the old memories.

Kiara mused. "No, I'm not weird. Never has and never will be." She snapped. "Alright, I get it." Kiara raised her hand in mock surrender. "Listen, where's Cindy?" Kiara lifted a perfectly arched brow and stared at her. "You're talking about Cindy Champman right, Chase Parker's fiance?" Shelly stared at her surprised. Cindy was engaged to her ex and bearing her surname. What are the odds of that? "I'd like to see a picture." She requested while Kiara stared at her like she wasn't there.

After a bit of thinking, she said, "Your mom always goes to Chandler when things happen, and he's always ready to help. What's his deal? At work, he's against you, but then he helps your mom." Keegan paused without uttering a word. Stella was surprised. 'Keegan's reaction is kind of weird.' She whispered, "Could it be that he likes your mom?" Keegan's face tightened for a moment, and he stayed quiet. Stella sensed that something was off from Keegan's reaction. Knowing he didn't enjoy discussing his elders, especially when it involved his mom, she chose not to press. Yet, after a brief silence, Keegan opened up, "Before she married my dad, she was in a relationship with Chandler."

Politicians would do anything to win an election. I changed the channel, and Channing's family spokesperson's face filled the screen. “Darcy Bailey is no longer part of Sean Channing's family. The death of Cullen Channing ends their relationship. The family hopes media and public will stop linking the two.” The man looked at the camera solemnly. “Keane Channing only has a father and cut ties with his mother. The family wishes the media and public to stop referring to Darcy as Keane's mother. It is all for Keane's mental health as he grows up.”

Tracy replied. "You're talking about Joanne? She's not my secretary. There was a complication, we lost the Reeves Park bid. She's helping me to pay off that mistake. By the way, aren't you already banging the girl in the copy room?" Charles said looking over his computer. "That's different. Me and Melanie have a strong connection." "Better shut that down. If I hear it from anyone else, she's gone." Charles instructed.

This week it's Caitlin and her guy. I pulled out all the stops today, first sending Todd up to Caitlin's room then inviting him to spend the night. Now the Colton Lyon I know and love would've pulled the house down around our ears if I'd done either of those things a year ago, even a few months ago. So the fact that all I got were a few grumbles tells me that we're making progress. "I don't know Cierra, something's up with him, he's too accommodating." "Yeah, he didn't lose it when I called Todd your son in law, well not in his usual way anyway. So maybe what we're dealing with here isn't so much about Todd and Caitlin's relationship and more about outside forces."