Dad From Liv And Maddie Novels & Stories

Straight to the point. After saying that, Maddy waited. It was one thing for him to suspect, but it was another for it to be confirmed to him. She didn’t want the man to go into shock. Minutes passed and Liam Tirro still hadn’t spoken. “You’re Lea’s father, but that doesn’t mean you have to be in her life.” It was at that point that Maddy heard Liam’s voice. “What if I want to be in my daughter’s life?”

Then she walked through the opened gate, feeling grateful that the carnival was still in operation. “Son, where are you? You know that dad loves you, right?” Levi's anxious voice flowed into his son’s ear. “What do you want, Levi?” Liam coldly asked. “Our family is sinking into quicksand. Once we are at the bottom, there's no coming back out. How about you call Dax, uh? His father is filthy rich like the Smith.” “We are already at the bottom, Levi. There's no coming back, and I wouldn't have it any other way.”

The move doesn’t go unnoticed by this guy, if his eyes narrowing are any indicator. “Josh, I’d like to introduce you to Delta Trevor and Delta Jessica. They were my childhood best friends. These are their children, Harmony,” Maddie gestures to the youngest who gives a cute little wave, “Melody is the one on the gurney and I’m assuming he,” pointing to the male, “is their son, Clef. Everyone, this is my mate, Luna Joshua.”

He looks at me and looks at my stomach. I gasp, he pointed his gun directly there. “You don't want to be blow to bits now, do you?” I let go off his collar and walked back to the living room. “Aiden and Caleb?” My dad asks “On their way back home with Madison.” I said to him. “Sir, she keeps struggling, doesn't what to stay tied down.” He refers to my Mom. “An old woman is outsmarting you, keep her tied down or you will be the one to be down.” Leo says.

“Yeah, whatever, but I just came from Chesterfield. Why'd you think that is? I've got nothing else going on for me at home. I guess you survived the big crash, you don't understand what the rest of us went through. I lost everything when your dad decided to sell us out. I need a house!” Gesturing to Jayden, she went on. “Your son needs a home! We are staying here!” “Maddy's living here with me.” Lala's face scrunched up like she couldn't believe I had the galls to even ask that. “And so? We're all adults. We can all share the same space right?”

"I hope that one day, you'll proudly say I'm your mate." "I love you, Daddy. I'll grow up exactly how you want me to." The whole place fell dead silent, and my face went pale in an instant. Those things... I had torn them up long ago. Why were they here now? Everyone in the werewolf pack seemed stunned, and the whispers around me grew louder and clearer. "Layson has already chosen his future Luna Queen, but she still clings to him. How shameless." "She brought out these love letters at Grace's birthday party. Is she trying to provoke her?"

Dad walked in with twenty-five of his top enforcers, all in black tactical gear, looking like they were about to start World War III. Liv stood by the door, hands behind her back, smile plastered on. “Eat up, boys,” she said sweetly. “Long ride tomorrow.” They ate. Every single one. Dad even had thirds. By seven-thirty, the first guard bolted for the bathroom. By eight, half the table was groaning. By eight-thirty, the lodge sounded like a plague ship. Dad stormed out of the downstairs bathroom, face green, belt still half-undone.

"Daddy, I've had my heart broken again." Relieved, Nathan consoled, "It's okay. I'm here for you still." He stroked her hair as he lifted his head to observe the stars. You're one that shines the brightest. Our girl has grown up so much, can you see her? "Daddy?" "Yes?" "I want to pee." At the same time in Linux' Villa, another pair of mother and daughter were also stargazing. Hilda leaned beside Connie as she rested her sight upon the skyscape above Taadi City. Connie never uttered a single word, for she was still annoyed about having picked a gay man for her daughter's matchmaking session earlier that day.

I force my voice into cheer mode, Sadie knows that I am making a call so she relaxes into the seat and pulls out her phone. “Hey, Scar. What's up?” Lila says absent-mindedly, there's a lot of voices in the background. “Don't worry about the noise, I got a few friends over, we are going to stream and watch horror movies all night.” There is in fact nothing I can say to that. “Okay.” I push the words out. “Is dad there?” My heart beats fast, I know that Lila has been updating me on dad's progress, she said he hasn't been drinking much lately and he actually got an interview lined up soon, and I am so proud of him.

Perhaps it was her father's method of instilling a sense of vitality within her. “Dad, you embrace me with a firm grip. I won’t meet my demise by a mere bomb, but it seems you’re suffocating me,” she playfully remarked to her father. Richard was taken aback, his grip on his daughter loosening. “I don’t like that joke, Liv,” her father replied solemnly. Livia refrained from commenting on her father’s sermon because she found it to be shocking. “May I request a glass of water, if you don’t mind?” All of a sudden, a thirst overcame her.