Grandma Spirited Away Novels & Stories

Gorgeous said softly, lowering her head like she was ashamed. Grandma laughed, a cold, sharp laugh. “It happened?” she repeated mockingly. “Then you will get rid of it.” Gorgeous lifted her head, her eyes filled with something like defiance. She laughed too, but hers sounded nervous. After a few seconds, her laughter faded and she spoke again. “Listen to me, and listen well. I will keep this child, and nothing will happen to it.” “You dare not,” Grandma warned. But Gorgeous turned around and walked out the door without looking back.

My fingers tightened around the cup, and I lowered my head even more. Grandma stood up slowly, the sound of the chair scraping against the floor breaking the silence. “Get some rest,” she said. “We’re leaving at sunrise. And please—don’t do anything rash again. I’ll deal with your grandpa, he’ll surely be shocked once he hears about this.” She didn’t wait for my reply. She simply walked away, her footsteps echoing faintly until the door closed behind her. When she was gone, the house felt unbearably quiet.

Serai lets out, “ I already left him, I…I wasn't strong enough, so I ran away,” I murmur with tears threatening to fall from my eyes, “ Oh, baby, It's alright don't cry,” Grandma says as she hugs me tight, I break down in her arms sobbing, “ You will have to go back to Waterfall, Marathi, you need your mate as much as he needs you,” Grandma explains, “ That is not necessary as he is already on his way here as we speak,” Serai says with a warm smile on her face.

He continued. I let my sob more and more along with Sammy's. I hugged her and she hugged me in return. "Summer, don't worry child, you have to be strong. You too, Autumn. We will find her." My grandma said with her soft voice. It calmed me and Sammy a little. But, just a little. "We will find her, Sam," I told her. She nodded in my embrace. When our dad sat beside us with tears, we hugged him and that's when the new Beta of the pack, Jordan, told us our mom's scent was gone with the rogues' scent.

The maid stopped and answered to me, "Luna Celia, Luna Jazlene is leaving." Grandma was leaving? I was worried that Jazlene was irritated by what happened to Tamia yesterday when I heard Jazlene's kind voice, calling my name. "Celia." I looked up as Jazlene walked slowly from across the room. "Are you leaving, Grandma?" Jazlene had a kind smile in her eyes, but sighed helplessly, "Yes, I have to go back to accompany your grandfather. That stubborn old man who just had surgery won't listen. He won't follow the doctor's orders when I'm not there. I've got to go back and talk to him."

My grandmother’s words brought a sense of hope and determination. She gripped her luggage and looked up at me once again, “I will be leaving for Las Vegas now, darling. Please take good care of my great granddaughter.” “I will, grandma.” "Take care of yourself, Scarlett." My grandmother said, her voice filled with love. "I'll be back soon." With one last squeeze, she turned and walked out the door, suitcase in hand, ready to head to Las Vegas. My phone chimed just as she stepped out of the house.

Live it fully Me: ... Grandma: trust me Me: where are we going?! Grandmother: chosen Me: in Brazil Grandmother: then go to Brazil but before that you will take care of yourself, eat and be flirtatious! A woman must always be flirtatious, did you forget that?! Me: no, but to tell the truth with the disease I have lost confidence in myself a lot Grandma: don't worry cava come back I promise Me: ... Grandmother: Does it bother you if we go with Inès?!

Tilda was gone, finally, and she wouldn’t let any other woman swoop in and snatch what belonged to her. She stepped out of the car and adjusted her dress. Her steps were calm, steady — rehearsed. This was what she had trained herself for. As she stepped into the foyer, Grandma’s voice called from the staircase, “Alicia, dear. You were gone for too long, darling. Go and dress up quickly. You’ll be late for dinner.” Alicia moved quickly, pulling the old woman into a soft embrace. “Oh Grandma… Oscar tried. He really tried to make it back. But he had to leave town last minute.”

Meeting Aria's gaze, Malric added, "If the person you dreamt of is truly your great-great-grandfather, I'm afraid he has become an earthbound spirit." Aria smirked, recognizing Malric's attempts to save himself with his roundabout explanation. Undeterred, she replied, "So you're saying Granduncle Ian stole Great-great-Grandpa's urn to turn him into a lone spirit and rob our family of its protection and fortune?"

Some departed spirits were afraid of being punished, so they avoided being taken to the Hall of Wisdom. Every year, there are many people who pass away. When the workload of Ghost Escorts is heavy, it's normal for three or four departed spirits to escape occasionally. But not for too long, Grandpa's advice was, "Girl, you better send this kid to school early, get him registered and in line, then you can come back for any unfinished business later."