Joey Parker From Another Cinderella Story Novels & Stories

That is when the soldiers found her and took her to the care of the nuns together with other children of the village. Now she was standing in front of the numb hearted woman she had ever met. She knew that sister Mary would take the stone and never give it back to her. " I asked a question, Maria, where did you stole this. Didn't I teach you to be a faithful Christian. Now you gonna answer for this. I can't stand to watch a thief getting away with such a detestable crime. She grabbed her to the convent to show other nuns what Maria had done. Now Maria was screaming and other children were watching with curious eyes. She cover her face to avoid the slaps from the fire burping monster of a nun

“Tiny thing, maybe five-four? Asian, super pretty, early twenties. She put it down and hurried away like she forgot something important.” My heart did an Olympic-level somersault. Petite. Asian. Pretty. Makes Filipino rice cakes like it’s her love language. Dalia. I gripped the bag so hard the handles creaked. “She… ran off?” I asked, voice cracking like a thirteen-year-old. The lady nodded. “Yes, dear. Almost like she overheard something and got spooked.” Jacob was still clueless, munching on invisible popcorn. “What’s the big deal? Secret admirer?”

As soon as he thought about this, Joey felt a little distressed as he said, “I did not receive any information or hear anything else from that person after I had passed him those two cigarettes. I called him to ask him about it later but I realized that he had already blocked me. I can still remember everything clearly until this day! Every first and fifteenth day of the month, I would buy two dollars’ worth of hell money to burn on the side of the road so that I can curse that fool who cheated me out of two cigarettes to die earlier!” “You really are incredible…” Max rubbed his temples in distress. He finally understood why Joey was such a pathetic jerk. At this time, he asked again, “Joey,

When I brought this up with Wendy, she suggested that I dig deeper into Joey's background. The Parkers were once a well-off family, but due to a bad investment, Joey's father lost everything and was left with overwhelming debt. Unable to cope with the pressure, he tragically committed suicide by jumping off a building. At the time, Joey's mother was pregnant, and the shocking news caused her to go into premature labor, resulting in her giving birth to Joey's brother, who had health issues. Joey's mother had a difficult delivery. Although she survived, she fell into a deep depression and sadly passed away a few months later, leaving behind young Joey and her brother.

At first she checks the side mirror and then finally jumps out to have a better view. It's Joe. With clothes torn apart, a face bath in blood and a skin coated with dirt, he rides a bicycle towards them with legs swiftly going up and down like a car's wheels. He looks too wrecked to be fearless but that was the case. He wasn't panting even though a car was pursuing right behind him. "Wait I know this guy," Jake turns to his partner. "He was also in that video we saw of the village." ... "Dad! You shot at those cops! I thought you said never to disobey authority," Sophia widens her eyes at her dad.

“Because four bouquets? I’d at least let him buy me dinner to apologize.” I chuckled. “Yeah. I think I can let him do that.” “You said his name is Henry Prescott, right?” Jaqui asked, tucking her phone back into her back pocket. She frowned slightly as if she were thinking hard. “And he’s from Paradisa?” I nodded. “Yeah. He plays for the Royals. They’re a rugby team.” “That explains the killer body,” Jaqui agreed. “I swear he reminds me of someone. I just can’t place it. It’s like I’ve seen him before.”