Jason Todd Parents Novels & Stories

Adrian concluded. "And I'm not?" I looked up at him. "Jason's going through a hard time, and I'm not? Three years ago I lost my parents. Watched through the window of the hospital door as they struggled for their lives but eventually gave up. Watched them die, right before me, but you don't see me venting my anger on anyone. Why does Jason get to have a pass? And why does it have to be me?" "I heard about your parents," Adrian said, after a short while of silence. "I mean it's a kinda small town, so I did, and I'm sorry about what happened, but that wasn't what I meant."

I winced internally and sat in for the talk. "Tracey and I," he started. "I mean, Jason's mom. We've had problems for years, but we stayed together for the sake of the children. Our oldest daughter is cur-rently independent, and Evan is close to graduating high school." "She's not even living with them anymore," Mom jumped in.

Todd asked coming back to the present “well i was raised by a single Dad and it was hell for Ann and I, he would often get drunk and beat us up, he would starve us for days so we learnt to fend for ourselves, Jake also helped a lot, he would sneak food out from his house for us” Amber said, shaking her head she willed herself to stop thinking of her past but Todd asked “So what then happened" “We grew up and left the house for my Dad, I heard he’s still living his life drinking as he pleases and though am not a success story like you yet, am working towards it” Amber said a little smile playing on her lip.

"Dad didn't know you and Jason were mates? Didn't you tell him?" I look at Todd, my chest aching so acutely I can barely breathe. "Dad knows." "Now, guys, let's not stay here and bicker," Tony says. "We must do as Dad says. Let's go home and get the party started." He reaches out, taking my cold hand in his, trying to gently guide me toward the exit. But I won't move. My heels feel glued to the polished floor. I stand there, staring through the shifting wall of bodies performing the traditional Luna’s Waltz around Jason and his fake bride. Jason is gazing into Irene's eyes, completely absorbed in her.

After all, Jason was quite remarkable. Mrs. Maton then said, “I was worried that your parents would think that Jason looked too young, so he wouldn't know how to take care of others. He looks a little childish, and he’s not that sophisticated when he speaks and deals with things because he’s been studying his whole life, so I was afraid that your parents would not be too satisfied with this.”

"Long time no see, Gideon." The Townsends had started out as businessmen, but they were hugely influential in both politics and business. However, Jason's father was a womanizer, and he had several siblings. Fortunately, he was the one who turned out best and was the family's heir. "I knew you had a long trip, so I personally came to give you a warm welcome," Jason said. He had a scantily clad, five-foot-nine model on his arm. Gideon said, "Have her wait outside."

I said. “Sure, but if possible, call his father here as well because when we tried to contact him, his PA said that he’s busy at this moment.” The teacher said. “Logan is actually very busy today but I’ll drop a message to him. Meanwhile, we can try to sort this matter.” I said with clasped hands. “Okay, I am calling Lucas and the other boy, Jason here. His parents are on the way. Let me tell you, this isn’t going to be easy for you because Jason’s parents are famous lawyers and not so very friendly and understanding people.” She warned me.

Sighing, I brought the phone up to my ear. “What do you want, A?” “Z, what the hell? Dad is so fucking pissed. No one can get ahold of you. Mom is beside herself. You were supposed to go to a function today.” I rolled my eyes and stood up. “I don’t care. About any of it. Got anything better to talk about before I hang up?” “Is Jason there with you? His parents called and they are having dinner with Mom and Dad on Sunday. You’ll fly back then, right?”

"All it takes is common sense, logic, and a bit of cooking knowledge." "Something not very many of us appear to have," Jared joked, jerking his head toward Damien. Damien glared at him but stayed silent. "Well, thanks for having us over," Jared said, cutting into his food. "I'm glad you all could make it," I replied warmly. Then, Mom's voice cut through the laughter. "Jason, honey, where are your parents?" Jason barely glanced up. "Italy." The table quieted for a beat. "They sent gifts and—"

"I’ll find out." The door swung open again, and Todd and Jason walked in. "Girl," Todd said, shaking his head. "You’re going to give me a heart attack one of these days." Dahlia’s gaze shifted to Jason. "Did you know my parents, Jason?"