Cody Rhodes Parents Novels & Stories

I could tell someone had sent him a mind link. “My dad wants to invite us to dinner,” Cody said, giving me an apologetic look. I swallowed hard. My sham marriage with Cody was about to experience its first test. Cody was Alpha Henry Nickelson’s second son, but his mother was Henry’s fated mate, not his wife. He was embarrassed when he mentioned his family background, but I could see the sadness beneath his words; after his mother’s death, he was taken to Alpha House to be raised. I immediately hugged him to comfort him.

"What about Cody? He's Bethany's real dad. He didn't even show up at a time like this?" Larissa knew that Kevan's Uncle Bernard had been sentenced for exploiting minors. After that, Edmund had been jailed for causing trouble in Westonia. Aunt Maria went to cause trouble at the Rogers family home and ended up getting sent into a psychiatric hospital. The only person left was Bethany's real father, Cody. "Cody's dead," Kevan said calmly like he was talking about the weather. "What?" This shocked Larissa. "When? Why didn't I see this on the news?"

I said to him. “Oh, dear cousin. Don’t worry about it. You had perfect timing,” Adam said in a slightly higher pitched voice and I had to bite my lips to keep from laughing. “You remember Ryder?” I asked him. Adam nodded. “Of course, I do.” He extended his hand to him and Ryder shook it. “Nice to see you again,” Ryder said politely. “Where are my parents?” I asked Adam. “They’re over with Dad. They didn’t know you were coming, did they?”

Gideon snarls at his father while sitting up and ripping his mother from his arms. "Your mother saved you, she gave you her power, her life, to bring you back. She wasn't about to let her grandchildren go without their father," Ryder firmly explains, looking up towards the pack house. I look over to see Embry and Freya standing on the porch with the rest of our family and pups.

Ryder looked at the man and woman in front of him, unable to speak. They said they were his parents, but he was sure he had never seen them. Yet, he felt like he knew them. "What do you mean, you're my parents?" Ryder asked cautiously. Zoe squeezed his hand as the couple made their way over to them. "We're your birth parents. I'm your mother, Azra, and this is your father, Thane." Azra answered. She wanted to run to her son and take him in her arms, but she wasn't sure how he'd react.

"Cody, my son, you must defeat Maximus. You must become Chieftain. I am proud of you, Cody. I always have been. Tell your mother good bye for me. I love you, Cody. It's time to let me go. Let me rest in the arms of our great moon goddess." Cody cries and kisses his father's cheek. He has no words to say back to him. He is in shock that his hero has fallen today. Chief Wolfpaw's breath leaves him, and I can see Cody's chest tighten from where I am standing. I can only hold Maximus off for so long. Cody uses his hand and closes his father's eyes. The great green dragon takes Chief Wolfpaw's body away from the battlefield. He carries Cody away from the scene and Cody's heart is broken.

"My father is Wallace Creedmere, chairman of the Creedmere Group. Get me out of here, and my family will pay whatever you want!" "My dad is Gregory Langford, and my mom is Claudia Young. You know what those names mean in Volaris City!"

Cody's face paled slightly at their furious reactions. I let out a soft laugh. "Cody, don't be afraid. It's real—there's no faking it. Take out your ID and show it to your parents." Cody's hand trembled as he reached into his pocket and pulled out his ID. He walked over and handed it to them. "Dad, Mom, this is my birth date," he timidly said. Sharp-eyed viewers immediately noticed that it matched the date on the birth certificate Zack and Katherine had previously submitted.

said Cody, eyeing him suspiciously. "Mom and dad brought home a girl. She's lost her parents and will live with us from now on. She gets to my nerves, " said Weston, licking the glaze off his fingers. "You're so lucky, man. Is she hot?" Asked Cody, feeling excited hearing the news. "Don't even think about it. She's just twelve," glared Weston, his eyes flashing out a warning to Cody. "Okay, let's share her when she grows up," suggested Cody. Weston stood up and glared at him, his face flushing red with anger.

“People were mean to me at school, but I left because your dad rejected me. When I came here, I was pregnant, and I decided to stay here and keep you to myself.” I looked at each of them. We never talked about their dad really. They’d come home from school after the first parent event and asked me why they didn’t have a dad, and I’d cried myself to sleep that night. But now, I had to tell him who he was, that he had just been here. “That man, Andrew, is your father.” Cody immediately flew off the couch and onto his feet. His face turned red as he balled his fists at his sides and stomped his foot on the ground. “I don’t want him to be my father.”