Cindy Lou Who Dad Novels & Stories

Everyone in the room stilled at her words. She turned her cold, red-rimmed eyes toward Henry. "You don’t even know who my father was, do you?" she asked, her voice dripping with disdain. "He was the man you crashed into three years ago—the man who’s been lying in a coma ever since, the one you ordered the pack doctors not to treat." Henry flinched at her words, his eyes narrowing as he processed what she was saying. "In order to pay for his care, my mother worked herself to death," Cindy continued, her voice breaking with emotion. "And me? I became *this*—your mistress, your pawn. I gave birth to this pup just to beg you for money, to keep my father alive."

Cyrus turned abruptly to Cindy, who lay on the floor, pale and trembling. Anger surged within him as he lashed out, "Cindy! Aren't you the perfect wife! Clark's dearest mother, huh?!" If she hadn't mentioned it in the living room that day, Damon might never have known, and Clark might have been spared out of consideration for being his nephew. Now, it was all over!

She looked down at Christina imperiously, snarling, "I can't believe I cared for someone like you for so many years, Christina. That ends today!" She left the cemetery and got into her Ferrari, driving to Nordo Villas. There, she turned on her laptop and wrote a code to break into Queendale University's system so she could check Cindy's file. She'd always thought Cindy was one of Heather's distant relatives. She'd never suspected otherwise, not even when a maid once said that she and Cindy looked similar from behind, back when Cindy first came to their home. Beverly soon obtained Cindy's file. She quickly focused on her family relations. It was clearly stated that Gerard Sinclair was her fat

She could not believe what her father said. “What did you say?” “I caught your mother one day together in a hotel with Louie. I didn’t know they had an affair. I trusted your mom a lot that we were okay, but I was wrong.” Rodney’s confession. “Dad, are you kidding me? You mean Louie Roa, the father of Abigail Roa and uncle of Dominic Tan?” Kyla couldn’t believe it. “Yes, one night we had a business meeting at a hotel near our place. After our meeting, the clients sent me downstairs from the conference room. Then I saw Louie and Cecilia, your mom. They are so sweet.

After she disappeared out of sight, Jian got into the car and quickly called his dad, Liu. “It’s confirmed, dad. She’s Louise’s daughter and you might be her father,”

Cindy continued, "Now that we have some time on our hands, do you want to take a look at my family pictures?" Lucy nodded. Cindy was very hospitable and friendly. She didn't treat Lucy like an outsider at all. She took out the picture album and flipped through the pictures for Lucy. "This is my son when he was a young boy. He's handsome, huh?" Lucy glanced at the picture and found the man familiar. However, she couldn't recall who he was. She couldn't do anything but nod. Lucy asked, "How old is your son now, Cindy?" Cindy responded, "He's in his 60s."

He catches me and Eddy staring and stands up quick, and walks a few paces away, still chuckling into the phone. “Who’s Cindy?” I ask Eddie. Eddie smirks. “Jack’s daughter.” My mouth drops open. “With Lori? His girlfriend? I thought they broke up years ago.” “Yeah, they did. Then they got back together for a minute, had a kid, and it blew up again. Jack’s a dick sometimes. Lori deserved better. But he’s good with Cindy. Loves that girl like crazy. I think he would die for her. No question.” I watch Jack pacing, grinning at whatever Cindy’s saying, and butterflies flutter inside me. Wow. My big, tough Marine Corp brother has a daughter. I’m witnessing a whole secret soft spot I never knew abou

"Urrggh Daisy! That guy is way below your league. Enough with the staring now!" That was the tone of disgust Cindy Auston had used to hush Daisy from staring at this average-looking artist who had just climbed up the stage to perform. You wouldn't blame her. Why? Daisy Louis is the daughter of a billionaire in Australia. Her father was the CEO of Louis Cooperation Limited, a billionaire company. Not only that, she was an A-listed actress in Australia.

He ordered a bottle, chugged half like he was trying to drown the silence. Then, finally, he spoke. Guess the liquor did its job. "Vivienne... five years. I've been searching for you, but you just vanished." I kept eating. Quiet. Cold. He drifted from old memories to what's left of now. "Never divorced Rainee," he muttered, laughing like it hurt. "You were right. Couldn't let her go. But I couldn't let you go either." Then he dropped it—like it meant something. "Guess what I named her kid?"

I quickly walked out of the office not knowing where I was going. Cindy's POV. Today was quite eventful, Lisa had a big party in the house since her parents were somewhere touring the world... Brian has been busy since he was given the responsibility of taking over his dad's business and it was really surprising how he still managed to make time for me. My mum still doesn't know about us so I've mastered the art of sneaking out and meeting up with you know who... I know it sounds cliché but I'm happy and that's all that matters.