Novel & Cerita Hazel Wells Fairly Oddparents

Max answered after a pause. Hazel raised an eyebrow, her tone dripping with mockery. “Oh, he has a family?” Max’s jaw tightened at her sarcasm, but he forced himself to keep his composure. “That’s not your concern,” he said firmly. “You should focus on yourself and finish your food.” Hazel stood up abruptly, her frustration palpable. “Not my concern? I deserve to know what’s going on! Everything’s different, and no one is telling me anything. I have a right to understand what happened!”

This time, I will get what I want. I got back home and saw Hazel crouching outside my house. She came rushing over to me. "Please, listen to me. There's nothing between me and Joshua! He's just my mom's friend's son!" I took a step back. "Stop harassing me already. Just… just take the loss, okay? Everyone goes through shitty relationships with shitty people at least once in their lives. It was just my turn." "No…" Hazel put on a mask that said she was deeply in love. And then her phone rang. It was her father, and she wanted to hang up, but I smiled.

I told him tapping his shoulders. "But..." "You can go home now. See yourself through the door" HAZEL'S POV "Mom what is it?" "Autumn, mama got something important to tell you and you must not speak of this to your father" "Ok. What is it?" "It's about your evil step sister" "Claire?. What about her mom? Dad said she would be coming to the U.S with her boyfriend. I wonder which guy is dumb enough to have her ugly ass as a girlfriend"

Hazel was good at styling people up for events. Hazel and Meagan had known each other since junior high school, having met in an all girls boarding school. Meagan and Hazel had been randomly selected as roommates for the first session with two other girls. At first when Meagan’s mom found out that her daughter was the only human in the room among three wolves, she felt uncomfortable and filed a complaint to the school authority.

Callie POV I couldn’t wait any longer. The rage and fear had been building inside me like a storm for days. Hazel was pregnant. Carrying Asher’s child. The one thing that could destroy everything I had worked for. I refused to sit back and watch my future slip away. So I did what any smart woman in my position would do. I went to my parents. The Voss family mansion was quiet that afternoon. Servants moved like shadows, sensing the tension in the air. I found Mother and Father in the grand study, sipping tea and reviewing documents. The moment I walked in, they both looked up.

My eyes never leaving her back as the doors closed again. That was interesting, I'm not surprised she doesn't know me, only a few does anyway. The door opened once again this time on my floor, my office is the next floor after the floor she dropped in. I walked out with my thoughts still filled with Hazel, she and her big Hazel eyes. I have every reason to believe her parents named her after her eye color because of how big it is and nothing would suit her better than it.

I had my back against the wall and for the first time, I had no idea what to do. "I am trying my best." There was a vicious crack in my voice and Harold leaned over the table. “We do have one option and I hate to say it but Hazel has been bad news since she got here. Disappearing from the company and also not holding her end of the deal. I was so confident about her but if she isn’t going to hold up her end of the agreement to provide you an heir, then she not only has to refund all the money spent on her aunt's treatment but you also have to find someone else who will.” My mother looked at me.

Zeus went to bid his family goodbye and the same went with Hazel. “Hazel” her mother called out gently as she hugged Hazel, she patted her back gently and whispered to her ears which sent chills to Hazel. When they pulled away, Hazel mustered her pain with a smile and bid her parents goodbye. When she was done, she walked closer to her husband and Zeus abruptly held her on her waist as if claiming her, surprising Hazel. He led her to his luxurious private jet, Hazel’s eyes wandered around the jet as she remembered her parents' words two nights ago “Do you want the Ashfords to turn their back on us?

Hazel felt uncomfortable, she told them such an unbelievable reason, and they actually believed her. Hazel burst into tears, and her heart was full of guilty for deceiving her parents. Since she was a child, she had been an obedient girl, so they would believe whatever she said. Rachel led her to the couch so they could sit while Harry went to the kitchen to get more forks. "Dad, Mom, why do you come home so early today?" Hazel asked. In the past, if there was an emergency, they always came back late at night, this time, it was really unprecedented.

her mum called, but Hazel didn’t stop; she headed upstairs to her old bedroom and closed the door, and her parents exchanged confused looks. “Do you think she argued with her husband?” Mrs. Jones asked, and this got Mr. Jones worried: Did his daughter anger Coyle or what? “She is your daughter; go verify,” he said, and Mrs. Jones nodded before she hurried upstairs and knocked at the door. “Hazel,” she called, but there was no response. “What happened? Did you get into an argument with Coyle?” Mrs. Jones kept asking, but there was no response. While Hazel leant against the door and burst out in tears, she couldn’t believe her perfect world was crumbling again.