روايات وقصص ضمن Granddaughters Quotes

tuwang-tuwa na wika ni Zariah. "Is she nice?" Halata ang takot sa kanya. Baka parehas kasi ito sa lola Leticia niya na palagi siyang pinapagalitan noon. Mabuti na lang at bumukod sila ng tirahan ng daddy niya. "Of course, I'm sure, matutuwa si Great Grandma kapag makita ka niya." Nakangiting sagot nito at inikot ang paningin sa buong paligid.

Halatang-halata ang pag-aalala sa mukha ng matanda at nangingilid pa ang mga luha nito nang malaman ang nangyari. Why would they do that to a precious little innocent young lady? "Huwag ka na munang mag-isip-isip at maggagagalaw, alagaan mong mabuti ang sarili mo." Madaming sinasabi si Grandma pero ngiti, tango, at maiikling salita lamang ang nagiging sagot ni Czarina.

"Mom, now that you have a granddaughter, you must be so happy, right?" Grandma's face lit up even more at her daughter-in-law’s words. “Zyd told me he had a special surprise planned for my birthday. I told him, ‘At my age, what kind of gift could possibly matter?’ But I never imagined..." Her voice trailed off as her emotions took over once again. “Sapat nang makilala ko si Mia ngayong araw.” "Our little man turned out to be quite thoughtful!" Zia said from the sofa with a smile toward her brother. Natutuwa siya at nakikita niyang masaya ang palaging malungkot nilang abuela.

The whole talk about love makes her feel cringe inside. “His stupid, old grandfather died years ago.” Zayden’s dad muttered. “But my heartfelt thanks to him for raising his grandson as my son’s protector.” He chuckles. “Oh, the poor old man.”Umiling ang mama ni Zayden at tumawa rin. “He signed his grandson up for your success.” Nakangiting sambit ng papa ni Yeka. May nagtawanan at napalingon sa kanya ang lahat. Nanay ni Jade. “Hindi ako makapaniwala na bumangon sa hukay talaga ang anak ko para lang bumalik sa libingan. “

tanong nito. "Of course, Baby Theo. You are my grandson's daughter, meaning that you are one of my great grandchildren as well. Come closer, Baby. Your old Grandma wants to hug you." Inilahad ng matanda ang mga braso tanda lamang na gustong-gusto niyang yakapin ito.

Namumula na din ang mga mata nito havang nakatingin sa 'kin. He smiled softly to me. Marahang hinaplos nito ang buhok ko. I love my daddy so much. My daddy's everything. My hope is that I can find a man that'll treat me as good as my dad treats my mom. "Wag mong ikukumpara ang sarili mo sa iba anak, if you do so. Your insulting yourself. Be like the Sun and the Moon and shine when it's your time- I'm the happiest Dad in the world because I have you as my daughter. And thank you my princess for giving us a wonderful and beautiful granddaughters-hindi mo pinagkait sa amin ang nga apo namin sa kabila ng mga nagawa namin sa 'yo." garalgaral na boses na sabi nito sa 'kin.

“Well, I can attest to that. I am the first and youngest daughter of my parents. Lahat ng gusto ko, lahat ng ginagawa ko ay the best para sa kanila. My cousins can’t even compare to me. And I guess that’s a flex.” Chandria laughs and damn, he wanted to listen to it again and again. Her laughter sounds so therapeutic to him. Gusto niya itong utusan para tumawa ulit ngunit baka isipin nitong nahihibang siya kaya naman tipid na lang siyang ngumiti rito.

They made sure that a beautiful place like that tree house would exist as a haven for their grandson. Malungkot siyang ngumiti nang maalala niya ang usapan nila ni Grandma Eve kanina. The old woman was making sure that everything will be good for her grandson even after she passes away. Preparing for one’s deat is just one of the privileges not all people has.

Biglang kumunot ang noo ng ilan sa loob ng silid. “Halos lahat sila…” dugtong niya, sabay ikot ng tingin sa paligid, “Great Grandmother, may kanya-kanya nang hanapbuhay.” Unti-unting tumalim ang boses niya. “Samantalang kami?” “Wala.” “Umaasa lang kami sa inyo.” Napahigpit ang hawak ni Lyka sa kanyang dibdib. “Paano na lang kapag nawala ang mga magulang ko?” tuloy-tuloy niyang sabi.

I could almost hear Grandma’s calm voice again the way she always spoke with gentleness but carried so much wisdom. “She was so proud when you finished school,” Uncle John added, smiling. “She even showed your picture to everyone at the church. Lagi niyang sinasabi, ‘That’s my granddaughter, my Elora. She’ll do great things someday.’” Napangiti ako, kahit ramdam ko ang bigat sa dibdib. “I miss her,” I admitted quietly. “If only she was here, I’d want to tell her everything… how things turned out, how life went.”