Evan Engram Parents Novels & Stories

She had always known that Eva was a mystery and that was why she doesn’t pry much anytime Eva doesn’t tell her something. Eva stared at her friend with a complicated expression on her face for a few seconds. “Remember you always ask about my mother’s family but I've avoided it, I think you should know who my maternal family are today. Damien already knows about it and only you don’t.” She paused before continuing again. “My mother is the daughter of the Black Family in California and I’m the granddaughter of Geroge Black, the current patriarch of the Black Family.” she finally revealed.

After that, she followed Evan out of the hospital. By the time they arrived at Walter Castle, Graham had been waiting for some time. It was his first time meeting Evan. Facing his future father-in-law, Evan put on his best behavior. Although Graham couldn't figure out the relationship between Evan and his daughter, he supported Evan and was friendly to him because he seemed like a good person. To no one's surprise, Evan stayed for dinner. Jenny didn't pay any attention and returned to her room to freshen up before returning to the living room.

“It's nice to see you, Lady Megan.” “Can't be as pleased as I am, I have been expecting your invitation, and when I didn't get one, I got tired and sent you one myself, hope you don't mind?” I shook my head. It's not like I was doing anything anyway. I laughed softly, not knowing how to respond. She turned her head and waved someone over. “This is my son, Evan,” she said. “He’s studying law at Harvard. My little genius.” She beamed with pride.

Against his better judgment, he nodded. Evan took a slow breath, as if choosing where to begin. “I grew up in a household where everything was about appearances. My parents are still alive, but they’ve always been… absent, in their way. They lived for social functions, business dinners, the next investment. I was a prop more than a son. When I got good grades, it wasn’t about me—it was about how it looked for them. When I failed, it wasn’t disappointment in me, but in the embarrassment I caused their reputation.” Adrian sat stiff, listening in spite of himself. There was no tremor in Evan’s voice; he wasn’t fishing for pity. He spoke the way someone might describe the weather—calm, detached.

We left the gathering with an unsettled feeling. After everyone left, Andrew pulled me to the side, looking worried. "Charlie, what did that guy do to your parents to convince them to leave the house to him? You should talk to them and stop them from doing something so stupid." I looked at my parents chatting happily with Harry from a distance and shook my head. "Maybe they just want someone obedient who does everything they say and stays by their side. There is nothing I can do about it if I can't be that person, and they found someone who could be that for them."

It was given to him by his mother for emergency purposes like today. Evan snapped his eyes down at Liam who smiled sweetly at him and said, “You don't dare to come close to my Mom let alone behave with her like this. We don't like you. I gave up on my Isa to Viso-iso because He saved her but I don't like you. So don't even think about looking at my Mom with your ugly eyes.” Liam fumed with his little existence and it was enough for Evan to step back and hold his jaws with his hand in deep thinking. He blinked at the little man in front of him in Wonder. He looked up at his mother, Helena and hummed. “Iam surely going to find out about his father, who provided this much strong sperm..” He mus

Let it burn. Let the entire Wright family explode in chaos all over again. “Three days,” Evan said flatly. “Including the assets under Grandma’s name?” He went quiet. The mention of his grandmother stiffened him immediately. Over the past two days, he had already exploded at his mother for transferring everything out of Stella’s name. The properties under his mother’s name were one thing. But the ones already placed under Grandma’s? That was different. Seeing his hesitation, Stella tilted her head slightly.

Caroline asked with a mischievous smile, "Huh? What news?" Neil chuckled. "Do you think I don't know you well enough, Carol? How can you be unaware of the sensational news surrounding MK?" Caroline laughed. "I saw it. Evan's father has been detained." "You don't sound very happy," Neil remarked. Caroline heaved a sigh. "I don't know how to be happy. Neil, I've never met our parents. Frankly, I don't feel strongly for them. I wanted Evan's father to face the law because it's my duty as our parents' daughter."

Evan's gaze shifted through the glass pane to his wife's desk she smiled to see her, Evan said, "It would be better if you didn't worry about me, father. Evan's father: "If I don't care about you, who else will? Evan, don't I have the right to be concerned about my son's life?" Evan said, "Dad, you're the most important person in my life." Evan's father, "Well, I phoned to let you know that my friend's daughter and your friend, Karen, have gone there to meet you; it would be best if you kept her company. Because I fix you both marriage."

he stammered. I replayed the recording over and over again to be sure I heard correctly. “I..I don’t understand, why would Evan work with her?.” I mumbled in confusion. Dad shook his head defiantly, “There must be an understanding, Evan.. he would never hurt anyone.” "Mr. Moretti, Evan has always had a grudge against Theodore, ever since we were in Los Angeles," Pancho pointed out. "But... but it was just some teenage squabbles," Dad argued, struggling to believe it. I wanted to doubt it too.