Eva Pilgrim Parents Novels & Stories

“Mum hasn’t been feeling too well lately. She’s sleeping all the time.” Unlike me, Evangeline is an only child. Her family is one of the wealthiest in these parts. Her father works in a bank. “I’m sorry your mum isn’t doing well,” she says gently. “I had no idea.” I nod. Just then I catch Patty’s gaze. Patty, one of my nosy friends. She’s staring at me again. I give her a pointed look, and she quickly tears her gaze away, pretending I didn’t just catch her. She resumes talking with another girl.

“My mom and dad don’t have a chef or nanny or cleaning staff. We take care of each other. Mom and Dad cook dinner. We go on trips with Dad when he has to go for business. Mom helps me with my homework and Dad helps me learn the guitar. They drive us to school and pick us up and sometimes we get to hang out at the cafe.” Elliot furrowed his brow. “I don’t understand why you are so mean. Don’t you care about kids? Isn’t that the reason why we are here? I hope you don’t have any kids, because I would feel sorry for them. My parents are the best and anyone who can’t see that needs to get glasses.” Smiling, I reached out and ruffled Elliot’s hair. “Come on, let’s head inside.” I heard Evie take a

She had told her daughter that Gvain was going to reach out that night to tell her about the divorce because she was certain that she had been able to push Evangeline out of his life. "What do I need to tell him?" Lila had always known better than to argue with her mom, but something inside of her wanted to get all the opportunity to have a conversation with her mom, so she tried to act as if she did not believe that Evangelien was going to go through with it.

Liam asked, his gaze thoughtful as he turned to Eva. Eva’s attention shifted immediately to Liam, surprised by the unexpected question. “What?” she responded, her focus solely on her son. “All the kids here, all my friends have a dad. But I don’t,” Liam explained, a hint of sadness in his voice. Eva gazed at Liam, realizing that the time had come for them to start asking about their father. “We have a dad. Don’t we, Mom? That’s why we’re moving; we’re going to meet Dad!” Daisy declared confidently.

Since then, no one has ever seen him again. As for my parents, since returning from the capital and back to their neighborhood, they have been enduring strange glances from their neighbors. Once, my mother had just entered a local supermarket to purchase some groceries when she heard several housewives talking about her. "That's her. She's the one who kicked her son out and took in her caregiver as her godson. She ended up getting conned by the caregiver who stole all of her things. How silly she is." "You're right about that. I hear her son is working in the capital as a department head. He's capable and takes care of his parents. He gave them a monthly allowance, but it wasn't enough for t

“I am too tormented by grief over seeing him in such a predicament. However, I have faith that a miracle will happen; a doctor will emerge who can restore our father to health. I find it difficult to accept the impossibility of our father's condition. He must return for us and you. I firmly believe that day will soon arrive, Mom.” With gentle rubs on Eva's back, Rilika reassured her mother. She had not resided in this Manor since she graduated from college due to her profession, and Liam was a major deterrent. Now that she knew she and her father did not have many memories, she felt an emptiness in her heart.

**Pov Emily. One day later...** It wasn't possible that my parents abandoned me to die, and worst of all, the reason for all this hatred is unknown. My parents wouldn't marry me into a family planning to destroy ours, or would they? Paul Miller never appeared in person, and Tyler's mother never visited us. They said she was involved with her bridal studio in New York and, therefore, didn't visit us. They didn't even show up for the wedding. In fact, I never met them.

My gaze shifted past Elaine to her parents. Neither one looked the least bit concerned their daughter was practically bargaining herself out loud. Apparently Liam noticed too, because his voice cut in. “Why are you putting yourself on the line like this?” Then he turned to her parents. “With all due respect, aren't you going to do anything?” Mr. Ferguson only shrugged, his lips quirking up in a lazy smile. His wife leaned in slightly, her eyes soft as she said, “spend a little time with our Elaine, and you’ll understand, dear.”

Eliam nodded and said, “Your father knew about the existence of the Hubbert Battalion. He mentioned in the email that someone saw a male martial artist with the last name Colter and a female martial artist with the last name Maine. They are a couple and happen to have the same last names as my parents, so he speculated that these two people should be my parents.” After saying that, Eliam added, “It’s because of this that I decided to change my career to become a news presenter in the hopes that my parents would pay attention to me one day and get in touch with me.”

"They had had it rough their whole lives, but even so, after Old Master Shaw had passed away, Gloria still kept kneeling here to mourn for his passing. On the other hand, what about those people that we've once helped before? Jennie Gibson? Lori Gibson? Eva Yerbury as well. They are far away abroad, but how far can that be? After Old Master Shaw has passed, Eva and her parents didn't even return to mourn and pay their last respect. That's heartbreaking enough." Hearing his mother being so emotional, Marcus immediately comforted and persuaded his mother. "Mom, you can't blame Eva and her parents for this matter as well. You have to know that when Eva went abroad, she was only five years old.