Jade From Family Reunion Novels & Stories

"I know her. She won't come to your office unless she has an important matter to discuss." Jade is the daughter of my late friend, Aaron Foster. They were ambushed one night which caused his death. His wife and son were in the car with him. They all died that night. However, Jade was in a summer camp. She was the only one who survived. Aaron and his wife didn't have any remaining families to look after her. I had no choice but to step in as her guardian. But I quickly realized I had no idea how to raise kids even though she was already twelve at that time.

She was dressed in a business suit that showed off her perfect and sexy body. Jade was a little nervous when she met with Darryl. She stood politely after she put down the files and greeted him softly, "Father." Jade was famous in Donghai City because she ran the Lyndon Real Estate. Everyone would call her Sister Jade. She blushed as she addressed Darryl as her father.

“I’ll handle the family.” As I drove to my parents' other estate in the mountains, I imagined repeatedly running over Raiden with my car. But the long and scenic drive also gave me some time to think. Florence wouldn’t have felt the need to get a job or work this closely with Raiden if I had just trusted her from the start. I reached the estate, preparing myself for the worst conversation ever. But when I stepped inside, the place was oddly… alive. I first saw Jade. In a little white-and-blue sundress, sipping tea, laughing with… my mother. My stomach twisted. Since when were they this close?

She was the sister Imani never had, her mother's most trusted ally & family in every way that mattered. Jade had arrived an hour before the procession, her long black coat soaked through, eyes rimmed with red but burning with a fierce, determined light. She was the kind of person who didn't crumble under pressure; she burned quietly, intensely. Without a word, she had pulled Imani into an embrace that said everything words could not I’m here. I’m not letting go, we in this together ' “I promised your Mum I’d look after you,” Jade had whispered, her voice raw. “And I intend to keep that promise.”

"How have you been disciplining her? Don't you two know what time it is now? Will you be happy to see me step down from my position?" "Ol' Summers, don't be angry. Fiona went to attend Jade's birthday celebration and drank a little too much. She didn't get drunk elsewhere." “Jade’s birthday celebration? Should I thank you for embarrassing me?” Jared gave her a grim smile. Susan’s hair was standing on end when she looked at his smile. She bit the bullet and continued to explain, “Jade called and invited Fiona over. It’s good that she went to attend the celebration.” "It's better for her? Are you treating me like a three-year-old kid?" Jared stared at Susan. "Someone helped you to clean up the

Darla said getting her purse and keys. “Okay.” Jade put her glass in the sink and looked at Darla. Jade followed Darla out to her car. She got into the car, and relaxed, Darla started the car and put it in reverse. Jade looked out the window and watched the town more closely this time. She saw a woman walking her dog, another playing with her children in the park. Jade frowned; she missed her mother each time she'd see a mom with her kids. It only took ten minutes to get into the shopping mall of the town, it was small only two shops carried anything.

Meg Chu tagged behind her holding her purse and other essentials. It seemed to be that time of the year again. The time to show the world the Greeley’s ‘A Happy Family Pretence.’ Jade Greeley’s family were being accompanied by her soon to be in-laws and Fiancé. Matt Greeley, Jade Greeley's father has always been a man of pride especially when it came to his daughters (probably just two out of the three though) and his company. Her mother, Mrs Elizabeth Greeley, even though a petite woman was very strict, at least to Jade. Jade Greeley's siblings consisted of an elder sister who had been out of the country for a long time and her “meek” younger sister.

"Please, Aunt Jade. We're family aren't we? There's no need to go that far, is there?" "Hah!" Jade sneered at Cindy right then. "Did you just say we're family, Cindy? Is there no bottom that you wouldn't sink to? You're only family with Gina. How are you related to me? Also, I refuse to have anything to do with someone who'd steal a bride's jewelry on her wedding day!" There was no news like bad news—Jade's outburst left Cindy's face falling. She did not think news of her stealing Helen's bridal jewelry had already spread. Was there any place she could show her face from now on?!

Jade turned to him a little too quickly, "I wasn't aware there was an artist in your family." Miguel placed his palm on the small of her back, "Yes, and she's been waiting to meet you." Jade opened her mouth to speak and then snapped it shut. She wished she could have that drink right about now. Meet her? On the other end of the gallery, Miguel introduced her to Anthony and Vivian, his brother and sister-in-law. For the second time today, Jade felt like she'd been ambushed. She smiled graciously and played her part, not letting any negative emotions bleed through. She thought it felt too soon to meet his family and then realized her pregnancy would naturally expedite their timeline anyway, s

“Hi I’m Jade….this is ….” “Mom…” she called over her shoulder, cutting me off. Her mom soon appeared from inside the house. Her eyes were just like Grey’s but she was a brunette. She was about to say something before she noticed me too. “Good day ma’am, my name is Jade and this is Sheila” and just like her daughter she said nothing and went back inside. This was worse than I imagined. Grey’s sister stood with folded arms openly shooting daggers at me. “Jade, I think we should leave,” Sheila tugged my arms.