Jared Chance Parents Novels & Stories

“I had no control over what my parents did! They led their own lives and I am here to live mine! You cant judge me for the sins of my parents! I am so sorry that you feel this way. I am really sorry but what the hell am I supposed to do about that? There is nothing I can do and Liam left because he wanted to, not because I pushed him away and not because my parents had anything to do with the death of your parents!” Jared yelled at her.

My heartbeat stalled for a second when I heard that. My mother was the family’s original wife, but my father cheated while she was pregnant. Tara was the result of that affair. After my mother died, barely a week passed before Tara’s mother moved in. Then, my wedding was called off, and I lost my child. When I was in the hospital, Rowan never once showed up. That was when I realized that he was rotten. The boy who once fought for me, teeth clenched in pain just to stop me from crying…

I walked over to Olivia and gave her a reassuring smile. Sensible as ever, Olivia held her tongue. Meanwhile, Maisie stared at me, her face a picture of disbelief. She asked, "Dad, what do you mean? Are you saying you don't want Billy and me anymore? Why? What's happening?" I pulled out the paternity test results. "I've come to a difficult realization. All these years, I've been raising someone else's kids. You might not know this, but you're actually Jessica Stanton's biological children, and your real father is Troy McPoland."

Dad, on the other hand, stayed strangely calm and worked with the police as they took Faye away. He probably believed this would make me forgive him. But more than that, he didn't want to lose Uncle Declan's support for his business. … Later, Lucas sent me some documents. It turned out that Faye's biological parents had known Jared for years. They had watched him rise from a small-town truck driver to a successful businessman and had become envious of his success. Their envy grew over time, and they came up with a plan to give Faye a better life. Jared and his wife came knocking at my door several times, even showing up at my studio. I acted like I had no clue about it.

Beth picked out a black two-piece and helped her to park her hair in a slicked-back bun. Later they both emt downstairs and Lila was glad she let Beth pick the clothes because they were matching even though it was unintentional. They drove in silence to the company and from the door to the elevator, they had so many eyes on them. Many people were wondering a lot of things they were not comfortable enough to say out in front of them. "What is he doing here?" Lila asked when she saw Jared sitting. The moderator of the meeting went on to introduce Jared as the representative of the Carrington family. Lila could not believe that her mother had given her entire shares to Jared just to hurt them.

My husband, Jared Casey, and I decide to host another wedding ceremony on our 20th wedding anniversary. Just before the ceremony begins, my best friend, Noelle Stark, and Jared are suddenly nowhere to be found. They don't pick up their phones when I call them. I search every nook and cranny and finally hear them arguing inside a private room. "I'm going to come clean to Lilian after the ceremony is over. The children need their father," Jared says. "Don't you dare!" Noelle hisses. "You already secretly tampered with her university application form all those years ago for my sake. I even gave birth to your children. We've already wronged her too many times. We can't hurt her again." The b

“Yes we did like thirty minutes ago. I'm pretty sure you remember me in Uncle Jared's house” “Uncle Jared? I don't remember Jared having any brother or sister, forgive me, I'm getting quite old so I don't really remember these kinds of things. Perhaps, you are related to his younger brother or elder brother or sister” He leaned against his seat. The young man studied me carefully while still sipping his coffee, there was something about the way he looked at me that made me realize he had no idea who I was. The same way he had no clue why I was asking such questions, it was true that Jared had no brother and sister before his mother passed away. She was known to be the little whore around tow

"Not that it's any of your business, but I'm twenty. As for my parents, you clearly weren't around much during our epic summer fail of 2017, or you would've noticed they aren't around anymore." Her words were spoken with sarcasm, but Jared took them to heart, attempting to remember what happened in the summer two years ago. He and Vince had their hands full maintaining a legitimate construction business, setting up a decent side hustle in local organized crime circles, and systematically taking out the biker gang that'd double-crossed them. When he didn't speak, she continued, "My dad killed my mom, then Dad went to prison." "What the fuck?" Jared really had been busy to not notice any of th

Joey felt that Javier would not dare do that and she did not think he would win this bet either. Who was Jared? He was the heir of North-Griffin Inc! Cold, hard reality proved her wrong in an instant. Jared sprang up with a look of shock on his face. “What? My 22.5-million-dollar investment went down the drain?!” Joey could not hear what the man on the other end of the line said, but she could see Jared’s expression and hear what he said. She simply thought that Javier might have just gotten lucky.

“Everyone deserves the chance to start fresh, huh? Even those who’ve made mistakes?” Jared frowned. “Yes.” “Do you know why Jenny grew up without her parents?” Jared’s expression darkened. “Of course. It’s because her parents did something wrong. If someone had been willing to give them a chance, Jenny wouldn’t have grown up alone in an orphanage. Do you want her future kid to grow up to be as sad as she is now?” I rummaged through my phone and sent Jared something, then smiled. “I’m guessing you don’t know what her parents did. Well, then maybe you should take a look.”