Grandma Guardian Angel Quotes Novels & Stories

Her steps halted right in front of a black marble sarcophagus, adorned with a silver angel statue with wings spread and half-folded. Slowly, her hand reached out to trace the beautifully engraved gold lettering on the marble: 'Isabella Moretti, 1925–2015, Eternal Mother.' Gazing at it for a moment brought a faint smile to Anna’s lips. “Grandma, I miss you.” Her breath felt so heavy. "You must have seen from up there that Grandpa just passed away. Unfortunately, I didn’t get a chance to say goodbye because they kicked me out. Please convey my farewell to him, Grandma,” her voice softened, while her smile slowly faded.

She said, her voice dripping with sarcasm. I stood there not knowing what to reply, no excuse would be enough. I could never win against her. Maybe the heavens had heard my prayer and sent an angel to come rescue me. “Stop berating the child, Anna” The voice came, I snapped my head to see who the angel was and it was my grandpa. I rushed towards him and gave him a big hug. Maybe it was the weight of everything that had happened the past few days, but I couldn't take it anymore I broke down in tears, clinging to my safe space.

She looked heavenly. The light dimmed and Grandma chuckled. Her voice was sweet as honey. “Well, it seems so," she flexed her wings, stretching them like a falcon soaring in the sky. Pearly, silk, and smooth as they flapped back and forth like a beautiful white bird. My fingers traced them and I gasped at how smooth it was beneath my tips. “Are you an angel?” “Yes, my girl. I am." Grandma answered, but there was no surprise there, she was always a pure soul. But wait, something didn't add up. Why was I seeing her?

“You should be grateful, you know. The heavens gave you a guardian angel.” "How do you know my name?" "I told you, I'm your guardian angel." “I don’t need a guardian angel." She pointed at me. "I don’t need you!” “Caren, who are you talking to?” We both stopped when we heard a voice coming from the outside. Caren walked to the door and opened it. Aunt Feling peaked inside the room. She turned to Caren with a weird look on her face. "I heard you talking to someone."

he said tears rolling down his cheeks. “And Grandma did all this to save her true mate’s life ?” I asked touched by my Grandma’s sacrifice. “Yes she endured everything for me but gave me the best gift I could’ve ever asked for- your dear mother. She was an angel sent from heaven,” Grandpa said getting teary eyed. “Is this why you were feeling guilty right now when I used my power of Penance Illusion on you ?” I asked. He nodded his head and his eyes squinted in sadness.

Hector must have felt her shift in confidence as he skidded around the corner stopping in his tracks to see me and Jake ready to go at it with our mate blocking us. “Because the last guardian was your great grandmother our moon goddess” Angel sat on the stool at the breakfast bar holding her head in her hands. “But how is that possible, if she died over a hundred years ago how are we here? How did she have a daughter?” Athena was just as confused as the rest of us, even Jake looked taken aback by this revelation. Angel dropped her head and sighed before looking up at us.

She glared at Kaze and said, “Kaze, you knew this place has been a restricted area because of Chief Commander Lang, why didn’t you tell us? We were so worried and Mom was scared out of her mind.” Despite her grumbles, she was still happy about the outcome. Her family did not need to move and no one would disturb them anymore. Darcy went in to inform her parents. They were thrilled to learn the news. Agnes exclaimed, “Chief Commander Lang is our guardian angel! Find a day and send some gifts over.” “It’s okay. It’s his duty to protect the people,” Kaze said. “Kaze, you should learn to be grateful. How can you say it’s the chief commander’s duty? Better not let others know you said that.”

Because of the intruder realizes that I could identify him after everything he would have done, it would be hard for him to let me and my grandma walk out there alive. “Oh my darling! Don’t cry! It’s okay. God has sent you an angel just when you needed it” She gathered me in her arms again and let me cry. “I think I like the man more now, we will cover it up, nobody saw anything. Grandma will be fine too, everything will be okay, even better than it was” “How?” I asked, cleaning off the remaining tears on my face. “How? Are you asking me how because you don’t know? Have you seen the man! He is going to be your protector from now on. Maybe this is just the exact person your grandmother was ta

With a soft smile, she said, “Grandma, you’re so good to Fiona.” “Of course,” Madam Robinson replied. “She’s my god-granddaughter. When I grow older and can no longer move around, I’ll be counting on her to take care of me.” She brushed a strand of white hair from her temple and held Fiona’s hand, her expression kind and affectionate. “Girl, when I can’t move around anymore, you won’t forget to visit me, will you?” “Grandma, what are you saying?” Fiona said quickly, spitting lightly on the ground as if to ward off bad luck. “You’re still strong and healthy. Don’t say such ominous things.”

“Don’t be proud when you get there my daughter, be humble and forget this habit of yours because it will be the reason you get kicked out of that pack. If you get kicked out of there, you will have nowhere else to go, you will be a rogue, is that what you want?” “Why are you parked here, don’t you want to hear what I have say?” that woman’s voice snapped me out of my thoughts. “Why did you call me here, who are you and how did you get my number?” she was already settling into the passenger seat ignoring me. “I am your guardian angel, that is all you need to know for now, that is until you give me my mother. Now drive to the river side.” Oh, how I hated the river side. “Don’t give me that loo