Novel & Cerita Jay Black Grandson On The Voice

He suddenly received a call and his heart skipped a beat. ‘Why is Dad calling me?” He glanced at Charlotte and narrowed his eyes, knowing she had gotten to his parents. With a clenched jaw, he answered the call and an angry voice reached his ears. “When were you going to tell me I have a grandson?” “Dad, I just found out-” “Bring my grandson home… come with the mother too,” Jake’s father, Greyson Norton, ordered in a stern voice and cut the call.

The call was picked up after one ring. “Mr. Spencer, what can I do for you today?” John’s ingratiating voice came through the phone, just as it had for decades. “Stop waiting by the car. Come to your grandson’s kindergarten,” I said slowly. “Huh? Mr. Spencer, why are you at the kindergarten?” “Why?”

and reached for Brax’s neck. “Try it boy.” Brax’s teeth elongated. He didn’t flinch. He used a hand and brought it up to my father’s hand at his neck and pried it off. I heard the breaking of bones as he had my father’s hand in a bone breaking grip. If my father was in pain, I couldn’t tell. Brax stepped forward and got in my father’s face. “That’s prince Brax Jaxon Layden, and if you want to find out why I am my father’s successor, keep disrespecting me.”

She placed her palm on that of my grandpa, who wrapped it up slightly and made way to come down from the stage. As soon as they both got down from the stage towards the audience where others were. They both headed to the spot where I was with Ethan. Though we both took notice of each other all along. Indeed long term enemies. “Daddy, I would like to introduce someone special to me. This is my boyfriend, Ethan Archer.” Jasmine said, pointing at Ethan. “So you mean, you left home because of this guy?” My grandpa can't afford not to say his mind, but Jasmine stopped him, I guess to Ethan's interest.

Jay replied making Jay's father and Mama agree on the name of their first grandson. "Welcome, Kaiden Alfahrezy," everyone said, making Kaiden respond by stretching his body.

I forced a smile, then passed it to him. He cleared his throat. “I apologize for interrupting, but tonight isn’t only about business. It is also about family. My grandson here is not only the new CEO… he is also now a father. And I…” his eyes glistened, “I am a proud great-grandfather.” Gasps. Murmurs. Heads turned. He gestured, and Jessica rose with her son, walking slowly toward the stage. Cameras flashed, eating it up. My chest tightened. “I am sorry if this makes you uncomfortable, Nora,” Grandfather said into the mic, pretending sympathy.

Pain racked through my body as I tried to get up, but it was rather impossible, even though I had slept Esther all through, I felt weaker instead of regaining my energy which made me wonder what was happening. "Get up!" A fierce voice boomed into my ear sending an electric bolt down my spine. I subconsciously wanted to stand, but my body wouldn't leave me. The more I tried, the more I got weaker. No matter how hard I tried, my body wouldn't listen to my command. "Get up!" The voice came again and I felt a strong arm yank me to my feet. Even though I tried to say still, it was impossible as I staggered backward before falling back to the floor.

Again our attention went to Braylon. "Oh? Why not yet? When have you lost? Wait, it looks like you've been rejected by the one you're looking for, grandson! For the first time, your flattery didn't work. Did you find your match, Braylon, huh? Huh?” Grandma was supposed to be surprised but she couldn't resist teasing Braylon with her tone causing the latter to avoid and snort then the old woman laughed and because I was comforted by them and I couldn't help laughing but I immediately stopped when I felt Bryce's familiar gaze as if watching my every move.

“What? That’s what I hear from Bryon.” “And since when do you listen to that fucker?” “What is wrong with listening to me?” Bryon asked, shocking me into silence. I had no idea he was here. He strolled out of the kitchen with a dishrag in hand and an apron over his jeans and tee. “Why is it such a taboo for my grandpa to listen to me again? I mean, it’s not like I lied.” “What the hell are you doing here, jackass?” I gritted out.