Novel & Cerita Ella Purnell Parents

Ah, I suspect that you guys are more than coworkers," Sherryl teased. "Hushh, he helped me a few times. I think he's a decent guy anyway with his high position," Kimberly replied. "According to my research, Arabella is a woman from a simple family. Her father worked as a financial manager at the Drigde company, which was headed by the future crown prince Peter Hans Aldrigde, but the man went to prison after being caught embezzling company funds and was sentenced to life. His mother went into the hospital with a heart attack and died," Ertan explains.

I need to be near her more than I have ever needed anything. I barge into the room. "Luke, I've got something on her." I have never been so happy to have Jake as my beta. "What did you find?" "She did have a birth certificate to enroll in school. Someone just went into their system and wiped it. I was able to pull it from the state records, though. Lila Anneli Parker is her full name. Her parents are Kieth Parker and Gemma Woods." "Gemma. Her mother is Gemma. I need to call my father."

I wrapped my coat tighter around me and continued walking, until I saw Dad, his hands shoved deep into his pockets and his gaze fixed on the horizon. “I have some news for you. And it's better off not talking on the phone. I don't want your mom to know about it, it's slightly related to her,” "Related to her? I don't understand." “The owner of Global reach Enterprise is Elara Rutherford and her real name is Paige, she was your mom's enemies and your mom caused her these, he pulled a picture from his pocket and handed it to me, "That scars"

Pearl then said, "I’m from Sea Pack. My father is the Beta of the pack and I have a younger brother. In our pack, we all respect for the force, and everyone wants to be warriors when they are young. Only I am different. I am not born to like fighting, but I prefer art, so I am not popular in our pack, and I do not have many friends." She paused and then said, "I loved painting when I was young, but my parents were very opposed to it. You know, my father is the Beta of our pack, I would probably marry the future Alpha. In a pack that advocates force, they don't need a Luna who loves painting, but a Luna who can help Alpha in battle and public affairs and look after Alpha well. I grew up with

If someone had paid her bills, there would be a trail. She worked for hours, her fingers flying across the keys. And then, she found it. A hidden payment from a shell company called "Silver Hawk Holdings." She checked the registration for the company. It wasn't Silas Vane. It wasn't any of the board members. The owner of the company was Julian’s mother—the woman who had told Elara five years ago that she would never be good enough for a Thorne. Elara sat back, the breath leaving her body. The woman who had driven her away was the same woman who had been watching her every move in London.

Ari, Eleanor's closest friend, rushed into the room and burst into endless tears, throwing her arms around her, “Eleanor! I am so, so sorry! I should have been there! I can't believe I came down with the flu and left you all by yourself!” Eleanor laughed warmly, hugging her back, “Ari, it is fine! Stop crying, I am okay.” “My Mum said to give you all this,” Ari quickly dropped a big bag of cards, bows, supplements, and other things that were deep down the bag on her table. “Are you truly fine now?” one of the high-society girls asked, leaning in with wide, marveling eyes, “Wait... is it true what everyone is whispering? Is your dad truly related to the ELLIGATE holdings empire? The massive c

Lucian’s hand touched the small of my back. Vivian stared at the photograph, shock spreading slowly across her face. “Naomi was Adrian’s mother?” “Yes,” Kieran said. “And Edwin’s sister.” “Yes.” “Then why was his surname Vale?” Kieran’s answer came quietly. “Elias Vale was his father.” The truth arrived without drama. It did not need any. Elias Vale, the wealthy rival and occasional ally who had funded Virellan through intermediaries, had fathered a child with Edwin Mercer’s sister. That child had been hidden, monitored, protected by Arthur and eventually drawn back into the network connected to his father.

"Eleanor." Through the tinted glass, Eleanor saw an old yet familiar face. She stared at it, forgetting everything else at that moment. After a long while, she rolled down the window and looked at the weathered, worn face before her. When she spoke, her voice was cold and oppressive. "What do you want from me? Is life going badly for you, or has that woman abandoned you and chased you onto the streets?" The man was Declan Sutton, Eleanor's father. He'd eloped with a nightclub dancer back in the day. She'd had her own family at the time and wasn't even divorced, but they'd run off without a care and had shacked up together.

I turned and looked at him. 'It's none of your business, Pierre. Adrian replied. Pierre got up from his seat. "Isn't it any of my fucking business?" Like this? I did what you said, so I think I deserve to know what the fuck is going on! he barked. I took a deep breath. Before Adrian could speak, I did. I looked into Pierre's eyes and spoke. “Frederich and Shelly Harrison are my birth parents.

Edgar sounded defeated, accepting of what they had done as he always did when they meddled in his life. “She loved our money,” Colleen snapped. “She wouldn’t have signed and taken the settlement if she loved you.” Heith threw back his head and laughed; laughed so hard he had to lean against his father’s desk. They stared at him like he lost his mind. “Heith? You care to share what’s so funny, son?” Cornell asked cautiously. “Aunt Colleen, do you know who Marni and Milli’s parents were? I mean who their parents' family is really?” Heith had this hard but amused expression fixed on his face.