Novel & Cerita Coach K Granddaughter

He patted Jace's shoulder proudly. "Bratkowski, let me introduce you to my brother Jordan. His wife Mercy and also my beautiful niece, Maya, who is a graduate of business administration. They just moved here." Coach Grayson points to them one at a time as he introduces them to Jace. Jace never knew his coach had a brother. But saying the brother just moved here made more sense. Coach Grayson and his brother looked so much alike. Jordan looks like an older version of coach Grayson. More muscular and taller too.

Kevin smiled broadly back cheerful as before. Ria was stunned because his expression could change that fast. If she was the sad one, she wouldn't be able to bring back the joy that easily in a few seconds. “Okay, listen to this… I met your coach's grandson. Mr. Gerald…” “WHAT?! Kevin's eyes widened and his mouth dropped open in shock. “Yes…” Ria laughed seeing his expression. “Cool isn't it? What a coincidence. It turns out, my friend, Thomas is the grandson of Mr. Gerald. He told me at the event earlier…”

"Fine. But you follow doctor's orders. No exceptions." "I will," Marcus promised. "I'm not ready to die yet." "Good. Because Maya needs her grandfather." That softened Marcus's expression. "How is my brilliant granddaughter?" "Learning to use Alpha command on the dog," I said. "Already?" "Already. Kyle's teaching her control." "She's six years old and already showing more restraint than I had at twenty," Kyle said proudly. Marcus chuckled, shaking his head. "That child is something special. Always has been."

Cole exhaled a lazy puff of smoke and said lazily, "If Grandpa took her in as a granddaughter, she'd become family, and then marrying her into the Malcolm family would be out of the question. But as a disciple? No conflict there. "It's just a convenient excuse anyway. What's the difference between a disciple and a granddaughter? Still, the question remains. Is she really as virtuous as Grandpa says? Or… did she already know his identity and deliberately get close to him?"

"You slut! What dirty deals did you make for this funeral? You're not worthy of being my fiancée." He raised his hand to slap me, but a strong grip stopped him. A stern middle-aged man pushed him aside and helped me up. "A grown man hitting a woman? Have some shame." Joseph hurried over, whispering, "Charlotte, this is General Soto." Tears spilled out of me before I could stop them, sudden and violent, like someone clinging to a last scrap of hope. "General," I cried, "they won't let me bury my grandpa. They even put a dog in his grave to humiliate him."

She had a calm expression and carried herself professionally. "This is my granddaughter, Maureen." Grandpa Luke smiled proudly. "She works here too. I thought she would be a great help to you while you settle down as the new owner." He paused before adding, "You might be finding things difficult. Maureen knows more about this company than you can imagine." Kelsey's heart softened instantly. The old man had thought about her. He knew she was struggling and had quietly found a way to help. Truthfully, she needed someone reliable by her side.

Koko and Tiesha sat on a bench, just watching everything going on around them. The teenagers under the tree and the little kids running around while their parents kept an eye on them. "You see that girl?", Koko pointed at someone in the distance. "She's pregnant again. Mama told me it ain't the same person and she's just fourteen". "Girl, she got pregnant for her teacher this time. High school romance", Tiesha whispered back to her friend. "Oh wow", Koko replied with amusement in her voice. Kofi nudge Tiesha, a sign that he wanted to play so she set him down on the grass in between her legs and put his toys around him.

Grandfather nodded his head and Kaden felt immense joy flow in his heart. "Dad, what are you doing?" His Dad Eric asked grandfather and the latter took in a deep breath, released, and said, "I can't take it anymore Eric. I can't bear to see my grandson this broken, he deserves to know that's she's still alive," Eric widened his eyes giving his dad a look of disbelief, " Dad please don't lie to him, you know she's gone and will never come back. Please stop giving my son false hopes," "No, I'm not giving him false hopes son, my granddaughter-in-law is indeed alive. Even Kaden knows it, right Kaden?" Grandfather responded and Kaden vigorously nodded his head saying,

The only reason I haven’t killed him is my sweet, forgiving granddaughter and her very supportive and handsome boyfriends. And yes, I said, boyfriends. My granddaughter is putting her mom and me to shame with her game. So fucking proud of the woman she’s become, and I know my Saki would be too. I smiled as we rang the doorbell to their cute place near campus. I noticed the door across the hall slightly ajar and a narrowed eye watching us.

He pointed at Kodiak and said, “He is the one who needs your help now.” The old woman grew tense when she sniffed at the air, frowning a bit before her eyes widened with realization. She appeared in front of Knox in a blink of an eye, demanding an explanation. “What happened to my grandson? Who did this to him?” “I have no idea, Madame.” This was the first time Knox had addressed her in another form apart from calling her priestess. There was a reason why the Dark Edge pack had been one of the most feared packs in the Great Landmark which was due to the fact that there was rumours that they also dealt with magic. This was because of Kodiak's grandmother who had given up the position of Luna