Granny Real Story Novels & Stories

Granny even pushed us, making Jasper laugh. While looking at Granny, we sat on the sofa. “I’ve noticed that Granny is never seen resting at home. She’s always busy.” “Grannies and other older people should always be on the move. If they don’t, their muscles and bones become trapped, and they may have trouble moving.” Jasper spoke. I faced Jasper. “Wow, you know that?” Jasper chuckled. “You’re adorable. Let me kiss you.” “Try it, and I’ll put my sock in your mouth,” I said, holding my socks out. I didn’t annoy Jasper. He laughed at me. Sometimes I felt my moody attitude toward Jasper wasn’t working because he laughed.

Granny smiled and continued, "It's alright, if you don't want the baby for now. You can pursue whatever you wish, and I am with you always. I guess I need to live more years as I can't die without seeing this foolish grandson kid." Her eyes filled with tears as she hugged her instantly, "Thank you, Grandma." The granny hugged her and tapped her back, "I am glad you are not giving up your dream, just like my daughter." She let go and asked, "Byron's mother?" "Yes." Granny nodded with a mild smile, "She was a great chef, but decided to stop doing so as Byron was just born after the same year of her marriage, and she decided to leave her dream to pursue her kids."

I felt a tear roll down my cheek and Adam pulled me into his side and put his arm over my shoulders and wiped away the tear. “Granny kept her gift secret, but she would tell me all her stories and what she saw. She talked about a battle between good and evil and five elements that would have their own distorted mirrors and she talked about pieces of a puzzle all slotting into place.” “Puzzle pieces again,” Kaeleigh scoffed. “I swear I never liked jigsaw puzzles. I’m really beginning to hate them now.” she screwed her face up, and I laughed. “Granny talked about you too,” I said, and she looked shocked.

Granny chuckled. I scrunched my nose, leaning in to have a look at her face. “ You made sure I was knocked out clean. I bet you were planning on making me bear His Highness’ child forcefully. ” There was a wave of surprised breaths in the room as I spoke to the Queen's Grandmother casually. “ Lady Lana. ” The impostor gasped, acting like it was her place to speak. Granny laughed out loud, causing everyone to loosen up. “ did it work? ”

“Ever since your last broken engagement, you have stayed away from women. There hasn’t even been one woman scandal about you. I want to see you get married, Steve.” She never called me Steve except on days she scolded me or when I misbehaved growing up. I knew then not to argue back. Granny had built an Empire with her grandfather, who had passed on many years back. Granny had single-handedly taken the business up, shutting up board members who felt a woman wasn’t fit to rule them. Once she set her mind to something, there was absolutely nothing anyone could do to undo it. “Promise me, my boy,” her voice softened as she brought my hand to her cheek. “I need you to get married within three mo

My great-grandmother had been the favored one among our relatives—old, yet remarkably agile, and undoubtedly the kindest person I had ever known, even more so than my own mother. Granny Lily had originally been an orphan who had grown up on the streets, but through her own sweat and blood, she had created a legacy for herself, a small company that had been the life's work she had poured her heart and soul into. That legacy, however, had been cruelly snatched away by the man she had once trusted the most, the man she had loved the most—Wester D. McCabe.

I heard her sigh with relief. "Jesus! I was so worried about you. I'm so glad that you're enjoying your time. Don't snoop around a lot, honey and how is your granny?" I could feel the smile in her voice when she mentioned granny. "Granny is fine. I think she stopped aging when she reached sixteen. She is full of energy and fire. No one can compete with her." I told her with a chuckle, remembering, how my granny kicked my ass out of my bed every morning at 6'O clock for a walk.

I informed grumpily. "Huh, really? She's your mom and not your Aunt? That's shocking. I thought your parents are dead, man. I thought they died and left you guys with your granny." I cracked. "Funny enough, our granny is actually our great granny. That lady you saw is granny's real grandchild and not us. I just can't believe it. I'm finding it so hard to believe." I narrated.

A sudden knock on the door disturbed Granny Maddox, "I'm really the spokesperson for Maddox Group. I know Mr. Maddox is here today. You can ask him about it, too. I just want to congratulate Grandpa Maddox on his birthday... How about... I do not go in, and you help me to give him the birthday gifts?" Granny Maddox glanced over with dissatisfaction, and her eyes instantly became gloomy. She thought it was really the spokesperson of Maddox Group, but it turned out to be this snobbish woman! Although Granny Maddox was old, her eyes were still sharp. The woman outside the door soon also felt her scrutiny and turned her head to look over. As she saw Granny Maddox, she could not help but shiver.

Rickard and I were never close so why is he here claiming to care about my well-being? Fortunately, the Uber arrived just on time. That night was one of the longest for me. The event from earlier that day kept playing over and over in my head, as if it were on repeat. Jane tried to persuade me to stay a little longer until I was sane, but New York had nothing else to offer but painful memories. ************* "I will be leaving now," Granny announced, holding a basket full of croissants. "Okay, Gran Gran, be careful out there," I said, nibbling on a croissant I had taken for myself.