Jade From Family Reunion Novels & Stories

“Aunt and Uncle are away taking care of funeral arrangements. Jared is with them.” On the drive over, Jude told me that his mother’s youngest half-sister lives here with her family. Most of their maternal cousins are way older, and only two are about their age. Their first cousins are more around our age. “Ron’s the one I mentioned in the car,” Jude tells me. The pain in the ass? Is he the one at the pool? The smirker? “His sister is nice,” Jade says, reaching for the door leading to the back. There’s a slim engagement ring with a small diamond sitting on her left hand ring finger.

He spotted a few familiar faces, Wade Farlow, the boss of Fusion Electric Cars, and Zack Dilley who was being followed by a bootlicking Terry Hamer. When Zack saw Jade, he went up to her with a warm smile. “Jade, you’re here!” The man’s friendliness disgusted Jade. “Had fun stabbing me in the back huh?” Knowing what she meant but acting like he did not, Zack asked, “What do you mean?” “You know what I mean! And it’s Ms. Odell to you from now on. You calling me Jade repulses me!” At Jade’s burst of anger, Zack was well aware of the situation now and dropped the act, staying silent with a smirk on his face. Simultaneously, Wade espied Javier and hurriedly squeezed his plump self through the cr

"Sure Aunt..." Jade then strikes a deal of partnership between them. They would divide the dividends and income every month and that agreement made Izzabelle happy as she was able to help the family of four during their darkest hour. Just then the father, daughter and the son came into her view with confusion plastered on their faces. Jade smiled and introduced the rest of her family members to Izzabelle. "Izza, this is Mike my husband, Grace my daughter and Kyle my son. And oh! you can call him Uncle..."

“Mom, if Jade doesn’t like Brother Tristan, I will be the one to court her then.” “Natasha!” The whole family exclaimed at the same time, but the girl just smiled proudly at them. Jade scratched the back of her neck as she looked at the whole family. She didn’t know that her friend’s family was weird, including her cousin. “You’re going to eat more rice, darling! Because Jade is pregnant with another dozen of our children while you are just starting to become a young woman.” “Brother, don’t scare my friend!” Trisha looked at her cousin. Her friend seemed to be afraid of her clan and huddled next to her.

“Gorgeous.” Reaper’s eyes narrow in warning as he pulls Jade into the security of his arms. “She’s mine. Get your own.” He whispers with a pout. Jade snorts and rolls her eyes. “Okay, then. I know you two probably have some work to take care of. You have ten minutes.” She says with a scolding glare. Which is funny coming from someone so small and fragile. Jade is a very talented ballet dancer. We met last year during one of her performances. She and Reaper were going through some relationship issues, and Kazik was looking for a way to make Reaper hurt. That’s how Reaper and I were able to resolve our differences and became friends.

Sameer chuckled, wiping the food from her chin with a napkin. Every single time Jade saw Wynter with her family, it made her chest expand with delight. Wynter had found her fairy tale, and Jade was so happy for her. Sameer was just great. He perfectly balanced Wynter, and what was most important was that he made her sister smile. He’d always made her smile. Seeing the two of them with their kids was a joy beyond any.

Everything about my mate drew me in, making me want to banish everyone else away for the rest of the day so I could lock us in this room and make love to her for the next week. As if hearing my thoughts, I saw Jade turn her head, her entire face lighting up when she saw me. Unexpectedly, she rose from her seat and ran into our room, throwing herself into my arms. “I’ve learned so much! I can’t wait to tell you about it later!” She exclaimed, my mother, looking fondly after her, a look formerly reserved only for my little sister. I could already see so much love in my parent’s eyes when they looked at Jade or even spoke about her. They’d grieved her as if they’d lost their own child, and now

Jade began, her voice thick with emotion. She spent the next hour recounting the past twenty-five years to Helena—how she and Zaira met at the orphanage, grew up together, separated, reunited, and then faced the hardest goodbye of all. "I’m sorry, Grandma. I didn’t know she was a Frost," Jade said quietly. "Don’t blame yourself," Helena said, her eyes misty. "We were the ones who failed to find her." "I’m sure," Jade said with a small, hopeful smile, "that Zaira is happy now, knowing that Zia found her way back to her family."

She was carrying hatred in her heart and looking at me eachother passing day only reminded her of Hailey and what she did. " I'm just glad that everything is settled now" I replied Jade and then added. " ...and most importantly, I was able to reconcile with my father" " Oh yes.....I am really glad that things worked out well....as long as you are happy, that's all that matters " Jade said to me " Ofcourse I am happy....I mean I didn't know that I had a half brother and Sister in Missouri... Timothy and Courtney." I said with a smile " Well I am happy for you " she said

A badass single mother. Untouchable. Unbreakable. Unstoppable. "I love you, Mommy," Jade screamed when we reached the park. "Yay!" She was bubbling with excitement because I took them here. They've been disturbing me all week. "Love you more, baby," I replied, pecking her hair. We visited the play area first. Jasper was mostly interested in the climbing structures. Jade loved the Merry go round which she sat on horses. Afterwards I got them cotton candies and popcorn.