Dang It Grandpa Novels & Stories

finished Cole. Grandpa : "Beautiful, come give grandpa a hug, my dears." Reluctantly, Sara and Maeve made their way to grandpa's side and hugged the old man. Granpa : "Thank you." He whispers, shocked and lost of what to say they stared at him, confusion clear in their eyes. Grandpa heaves a sigh. Grandpa: "I don't know how else to say it. But I'm sorry my promise to my late best friend nearly ruined you both."

"Oh, nothing really, just my new strains." "Is that what happened to him? He been trying out your stash again?" "Boy, lower your voice. Don't you see these kids are working?" "Where's your wife, old man?" "Hell if I…hey what time is it?" Grandpa looked at his watch and jumped up. "Margaritas on the beach. You done with me, Catalina baby, your old grandpa has a date with your nana." "Have fun, grandpa." "Here, daddy, try a brownie."

Grandpa’s eyes flicked between me and Adrian like a trapped animal. “I…” he stuttered, voice catching. Adrian rubbed his back, murmuring, “Go on. Tell him.” Grandpa drew in a shaky breath. His gaze locked with mine. “Damien,” he said. “I’m gay.” The words slammed into me like a fist to the gut. I stumbled a step back, my eyes widening. “What?!”

Sidha for that moment forgot all her own worries, she was more interested in the real life story of Gran wgich some how seems to relate with her own life. "Fir kya Hua dadi( what happened next dadi), I'm really sorry called you dadi but since we were young mum dad told us to call elders dada ji or dadi ji(in hindi grandfather is called dadaji and grandmother is known as dadi ji, many parents encourage their kids to call any very old person they meet dadaji or dadiji ) "Arey koi baat nahin, tumhare muh sey dadi sun ker acha laga( no worries, I actually liked it when you called me dadi)" Gran replied with the smile.

I whispered to him minding grandpa on the table I am gonna make him pay for this! " I know. I didn't like how you doubted me so I did it." " That's exactly why I doubted you. Beware brother." " Yeah yeah, waiting for your revenge." Peter was in stitches, laughing uncontrollably I looked at Pete. " Stop it and eat." " Yes, softy." He said " For once I'm agreeing with Peter about this name." Grandpa said as the other chuckled I rolled my eyes slightly " Don't roll your eyes at me, kid." He said firmly

, but just one short sentence revealed Grandpa’s deep feelings: Grandpa, in the next life, don’t lie to my grandma again. End

Damien puts his arm around me and says, "You were right. I will never doubt you again." Grandma says, "You better not. I'm sure you haven't had her mad at you yet, but you don't want to see us mad." Damien said, "I've seen her mad at other people. I don't want to ever make her mad at me." Grandma said, "That's a good boy. But you will make her mad at some point. The best way to deal with us is to just let us bitch about it and leave us alone to let us work through it." Grandpa wakes up with a smirk on his face and says, "Or just nibble on her mark a little." Grandma says, "That's a temporary fix. The damn mate bond gets in the way of our anger, but it doesn't stop it." Grandpa smiles and say

Grandpa Song whispered. Grandpa Tang smiled mockingly, "You are but a sickly old man. You will end up as a patty if you try to go between them." "Who are you calling a sickly old man?" "You, of course," Grandpa Tang stroked his beard, "I'm still in the prime of my youth." "You..."

he said with a fake laugh. Grandpa stared at him, calm and cold. "When your grandfather came to me, begging me to spare your life, I agreed. I hate owing people, but I told him something: I told him to leash his wild dog. Because if that dog ever bit me, I’d make sure to crush it." Damien responded with a hard slap, one that echoed in the room. Then he leaned back and chuckled. "I’m sorry, Grandpa. Don’t make me do that again. I hate to do this. You brought it on yourself."

TYLER "We are not safe here," Grandpa yelled as he ate breakfast, "and we are not safe anywhere else." "Shouting will not help you," Grandma said. "Well, it's easy for you to say; you're not the one with a missing eye," Grandpa retorted.