Grandma Guardian Angel Quotes Novels & Stories

The happy times we had with my grandfather and grandmother are still etched in my memory. Grandma's friends helped me carry her. Little by little, when there were no people, I knelt at my grandfather's place while the earth gradually covered it. "Give me courage, grandpa. Guide us through grandma's life. Please don't abandon us. I-I hope you will serve as an angel for grandma and me." "Aurora? Can we talk with you?" I looked at Mrs. Patricia as she came to me. "W-what for?" "You have been good to us, so we want to help you. Can we talk about this at the mansion?"

"Let's get you to a safer place." “Thank you, Azure,” Her tear-streaked face lit up with gratitude, her eyes conveying a depth of emotion beyond words. "Thank you, young one," she whispered, her words carrying a weight that resonated within me. "You are a guardian angel in these dark times." I put the older woman in a much safer spot.

“Fuck yes, I was hoping you would say that” Shouldn't there be a rule about cursing in the afterlife? “Okay, we only have a few minutes left…tell mom and dad to let me go, that I’m alright and that I’m happy. Tell them to let the guilt go. There was nothing they could have done because it was my time and nothing could have prevented me from dying. Tell them I love them. I will always be with you guys and I will always watch over you but my sole responsibility lies with Ari since I’m her guardian angel” he says, shocking me but also making me happy that my brother is my baby’s angel.

“You were part of the best things that could have ever happened to me after Father died. There was almost nothing to laugh or smile about, but you managed to bring smiles to my face. When they pushed me around, you were always there to catch me. When I was freezing cold, you always had a blanket on standby. When I was sick, you made sure I was taken care of. Silent but observant. Cold yet warm, just enough to heat me up. I might never have believed in guardian angels if it weren’t foryou. Aiden, I’m forever grateful for those times. I am thankful that, even if you’ve never expressly admitted it, you loved me.”

Angel says. "But how is that possible we have never had a Luna warrior our Luna's are made to be protected not protect us" Angelino says. "How exactly is this possible" I hear Alpha Drew ask. "I think I know how and why" I spat out making everyone's attention turn to me. "Mom Dad, do you remember when I seen grandma not too long ago" I say and they both nod. "Okay but do you remember what I told you grandma said about my powers" I say and they both nod again.

She used to wiggle her nose the same way the angel did when she was overwhelmed. I raised my eyebrows in disbelief. “I am a divine creation; I am an example of the best experiment of the gods,” said the angel with amusement. "You can call me Azael. Let's omit the fact that I'm some sort of distant great-great-grandfather to you. Let's say I'm just an accidental creator of your family, and I'm your spiritual guardian. An envoy of the gods." I shook my head in disbelief. The things the angel was saying sounded crazy to me, and I was understanding absolutely nothing, so I looked around in confusion.

"That way, the guards won't have any trouble taking Grandma to the rehabilitation center." Frank smiled sadly. He still couldn't believe that his mother had the same fate as his ex-fiancee. “By the way,” Louis shook Frank's hand, “what should we say to Auntie, Daddy?” “Yes, Auntie must be looking for Grandma. She's a spoiled daughter and she'll be very sad if she finds out that Grandma was put in a rehabilitation center." "Little Angel," Kara interrupted, "You don't need to worry about that. Just leave it to Daddy. Your job is to entertain Auntie."

I saw his parents smiling, indicating they are very proud of him. "You did great honey." Mom whispered. We sat on the couch to talk about what happened earlier. Luke seated on his swivel chair, crossing his fingers on top of his desk. "Baby, what do you mean when you shouted at Camila before they left?" Luke asked. All gaze was on me, waiting for me to tell them what I found out. "What does angel mean to you?" I asked instead. "A guardian?" Peggy said. "Savior?" Nina murmured. "Messenger." Luke answered.

"Grandma, thank you!" ***

I’ve started to feel my little girl moving around inside me and I love it. “Oh, get over it. You’re the last of us to be a grandmother. And trust me, being a grandmother is SO much better than being a parent. We get to have all the fun and still give Leander back when he gets cranky.” Aunt Grace says. Aunt Angel snorts. “As if you ever give him back on your own.” She says to Aunt Grace before turning back to my mother. “But I agree, it’s incredible being a grandmother.” She looks at Leana. “I can’t wait to be a grandmother again.”