Jason Genao Parents Mga Nobela at Kwento

"Alright then. So tell me, Jason. Who is the lucky lady? And last time I checked, you made it clear to Maya that you didn't want kids. Hell, you told me that too." "It's Celia, Dad," Jason told him. "I still don't want kids. I just can't really back out of it." Mr King decided he had heard enough and walked out. Jason stayed behind with his mother as he explained the rest of the story to her.

In terms of beauty, she was even a notch above Luna. “Jason, is what Alice said true?” Madam Agatha asked Alice’s husband. Jason looked slightly nervous when asked. But the moment Alice glanced at him, his anxiety disappeared. “Y-yes, Grandma. My family—the Geraldo Family—is pursuing the same goal. If my father secures any assets, I’ll make sure the George Family receives a share,” Jason replied with a smile. Madam Agatha looked even more cheerful after hearing that. Given that the Geraldo Family ranked two tiers above her own, she believed the results would meet her expectations.

I have no idea what Jason's sister might want, and I patiently wait for him to answer the phone. "Hello... Dela... Uh-huh?" Jason goes eerily silent. I see his eyes widening, and his shoulders go stiff. Something terrible has happened, and I take his hand in mine, watching how tears form in his eyes. "When? Where are our siblings? With you? Okay. Yes... I can book a flight. Shit... Marcus and Nico, the twins, are still underage..." I can only guess what has happened: Jason's nana has died. My husband's parents aren't in the picture, and the grandma raised the entire Deluca family. I was close to her too.

I thought Jason was tall, but his father is even taller and with how bulky and muscular his father is, he makes Jason look a bit smaller compared to him. Just like his mother, Jason's father also has a younger look to him. They don't look old enough to have a child that's twenty-two. If I randomly saw them out on the streets somewhere, I would assume they were in their late twenties, maybe early thirties. It's kinda weird that they all look so young. I guess it's just their family genes.

Mommy nodded, and Steven's eyes turned to Nancy as she said, "My grandson, your dad genuinely loves you. He still values having a full family." Mommy insinuates as Nancy interrupts. “Please try to play innocent that Jason is just our family friend and not a member of our clan because I suspected that Jason has long-standing ties to our enemies before I met him. Mom, please don't just agree to whatever he wishes. You know well that Jason has been in danger once our enemies discovered that he has a connection to us.” Nancy revealed something in private that alarmed and embarrassed her mother.

I had initially been hesitant, unsure of whether or not to let Jason stay with Henry, but ultimately, I couldn’t bring myself to send him away to stay with a man I hadn’t seen or spoken to in over three years. I sighed, setting the mug down on the table and looking at Jane. "It’s a long story, Jane," I said, taking a deep breath. "Lucas isn’t Jason’s biological father, actually. After our marriage fell apart, he remarried the woman he was cheating on me with. Her name is Joan. The thing is, Joan is Jason’s biological mother, but she was also cheating on Lucas with another man. She got pregnant by that guy, not Lucas. It's... a complicated mess."

He beamed. I smiled warmly at him and watched as he marched his way back to his friends. I turned on my phone and frowned at the pictures my father sent me of what Leonardo did to Jason. There were all kinds of markings on his back and a message saying "Stay out of my way Enzo." Enzo was my father's name. I guessed the only reason, Leonardo targeted Jason was because he knows my dad prefer Jason over me. Which is really sad.

"What's most shocking is that those arrogant brats actually wanted to suppress his daughter-in-law with their background. Are they crazy?" "Find us a quiet place," Gusto commanded calmly. "Yes." The hotel owner nodded respectfully. In a private room, both of them were seated. "My name is Gusto Hill. Based on the bloodline, I am considered Jason's father." Gusto calmly told Madison. "Do you remember the woman that crashed into your car last time in Mediterrania? She is Jason's aunt. If she had not mentioned it when he returned, I would not know that I have a son in this world." Gusto sighed lightly.

“I doubt he and Mom can afford anything on the list anyway. I told them not worry about a gift. I don’t want cheap crap laying around.” “They are her grandparents, let them do what they can and be grateful they want to try. My Mother has met her once and Father as never met her,” Jason reminds Amilee. “And you think I want your parents around her?” Amilee asks. “They are horrible people.” “Hey they are my parents, show some respect,” Jason snaps at her and I grab his arm. Nick comes to join us with Mrs. Lancaster. Amilee and Jason look away from each other.

But just as quickly, the expression vanished, replaced by his stoic mask. He then shifted his attention back to Justin, continuing their discussion until his assistant entered, reminding him of another engagement. With a courteous nod to both Justin and me, Jason excused himself and departed. As the office door closed after him, I immediately turned to Justin, unable to suppress my curiosity. “Justin… don’t you think he looks like—” “I knew you’d ask,” Justin interrupted me with a knowing glance. He sighed, leaning back in his chair. “Jason’s aunt is Lydia Walter, Richard’s father’s first wife. That’s why they share some features—they’re cousins.”