Chandler Kinney Relationships Novels & Stories

The attention we got slowly dissipated but I could still feel they eyes of those greedy, sex starved men undressing her and her slits weren't helping matters. Maybe Evelyn didn't deserve a raise. “It's good to see that you made it, Mr Kingston.” Thompson, one of my closest friends in the business world said after shaking my hands. Thompson was faithfully married to his high school sweetheart so I knew he wasn't one of the men ogling at my wife but that didn't stop me from holding her waist tightly. “You could say the same for me.” I responded. That was a lie. “Uhm, meet my wife, Priscilla. Priscilla, Mr Thompson, my very good business friend.” I introduced them.

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?”

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.

If she didn't say that, would you still rush here to bail her out. Chandler pursed his lips and said, "After all, we're family. We can't just ignore her." Cyrene questioned Chandler, "Are you suggesting that we should put our entire family's reputation at risk then? "Quentin has been dead for so many years, yet the Kane family treated her very well. What's your relationship with her? "Why are you so worried about her? I'm your wife and I'm the person who gave birth to your child. "Who is she to you? Why would you want to secretly bail her out without telling me? What do you take me for?"

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.”

No one else was there. Chandler sat down on the grass while I remained in the wheelchair. “You know, you’ve actually made my healing process more bearable and faster.” He looked at me with genuine curiosity. “How so?” “You’ve just been like my rock all these weeks. I'm grateful for everything you’ve done. Your girlfriend must be so lucky.” He chuckled at that, shaking his head. “I don’t have a girlfriend.” “Really?” I asked, genuinely surprised. “Why not? Maybe you just like flings?” I added teasingly, hoping to keep the mood light.

" Not a word of concern. Just another one of Kieran's random scoldings. Honestly, after all these years, this was the first time looking at Kieran's face made me feel disgusted. Since he would not take it, I did not force him. I casually set the papers on the coffee table. "Mr. Chase, if there are no objections, then just sign it." I lowered my eyes and glanced at the girl sitting in the wheelchair beside him. My body felt too weak to even summon the energy for angry questions. I walked around her, planning to go upstairs and rest. Perhaps my calm reaction was too abnormal. For once in his life, Kieran actually offered me an explanation. "This is my friend's younger sister. He asked me to lo

I put down the papers and start eating again but my head was in another dimension. "Mark Ronio. The illegitimate child of the Wang Couple." I said after I drank my juice. "Interesting, huh." When I heard that Tyler will be having a new business partner, I decided to visit the hotel. Kieffer said that the new business partner was the wife of the senate candidate before he died in an ambush. After I entered the hotel, I immediately saw Lanie in the lobby. She was pushing a tray, I guess that she just finished her room service. We greeted each other and at a nice time, Mark appeared.

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."