Jordan Peterson Grandma Dream Novels & Stories

A.D Ripman Prologue "Grandma, please tell me the story about the Frost demon again", Six-year-old Gray begged, crawling up next to her feet sticking out from under the patchwork blanket as she sat knitting in the old wooden rocking chair. "Again?" she laughed warmly. "Oh, OK, but you better come and sit on my lap then." Grandma Perla put her knitting down on the small table next to her and gestured for Gray to climb up on her lap.

Chapter 105 Patrick Banks ~•~ All the ideas Jordan and I came up with were illegal. I couldn’t do something like that. Not to my family. I wasn’t that desperate. Yet. “Daddy!” Liam’s voice interrupted me from my thoughts. “Liam!” The frown on my face automatically disappeared as I saw him smiling at me. “How are you?” I asked as he sat down beside me. “I’m fine. I heard you are going to see my other grandma. Can I go with you?” He asked, his eyes wide with hope.

Dakota runs to the bay window and climbs inside. “Yes,” She replies looking out the window down at the city lights. “Then it’s yours. We’ll find someone to paint it like you want and then we’ll decorate it. What do you want for dinner?” Dakota’s smile gets even bigger. I don’t think he realizes just how much everything he does for her affects her. She had seen the kids at her preschool with their dads and even though we were fine she still thought something was missing. Now we realize it was Jordan. We may have had to go all the way to a tropical island to find him even though we live in the same city but we found each other when the time was right.

I meant something to her, I must’ve. “Jordan always dreamed of having a puppy,” I muttered, lifeless. “Really?” she asked, her tone soft, warm, and nurturing. “He used to beg for one, but father didn’t think we were capable of raising it,” I said as I tried to retrace my thoughts, go back in the same circles, slow down, anything. I could feel myself spiraling, my thoughts going a mile a minute. It was impossible to hear one single train of thought among the noise and havoc swirling in my mind.

he remarked in a mournful tone, leaving me wondering how he found out. “You know?" I asked. Jordan replied, "I have always known she will leave the moment she sees the Moonfire for the first time." I could imagine how difficult it had been for him to keep all of that from me, knowing how much I enjoyed talking about all the things I would do for Grandma when we were finally free of the curse. “It's going to be OK," Jordan said as I pulled back my tears. "I believe so," I said before Jordan sneezed and nearly fell, but I grabbed him in time.

Damian’s POV The porch creaked under my weight as I settled back into the chair, a soft breeze carrying the smell of pie and freshly cut grass. There was something about Jonathan’s grandmother’s home that slipped into me like a balm. The stables stretched long and whitewashed, horses flicking their tails against the afternoon glow, and beyond them, the lake shimmered like glass. It was so far from boardrooms, from the endless drone of numbers and deals. A quiet dream, I thought, one that Jonathan deserved after the hell his father had dragged him through. Maybe he was finally beginning to realize that too.

“We were thinking of paying Paisley's father to let us and the other pack members make use of his well during the upcoming drought. The other packs surrounding us were complaining about a drought before this whole drama, and since their family owns the land the well is on, we have to ask them. Elder Jonathan said he could speak to Paisley's father and save us money, so I'm waiting on that. ” “Do you think that will work out?” “No, not really. You know he has always been a money hungry man, why would he be different now?” “Then why did you let Jonathan bother?” “You know how he gets, ma. He was like a dog after a bone. He was sure, so I let him.” His grandmother turned back to the cooker area

Ethan Hill Jenny fell silent and looked down at her fingers, so Grandma had to ask her a second time. “Jenny, did you hear my question?” Jenny looked up and nodded. “I heard it.” “Then, what’s your answer?” “No matter what happens, I’ll stay in Rainwood while pursuing my unfulfilled dreams. The reason is simple: I just want to start a new life,” Jenny replied. Grandma let out a long sigh and fell silent. Her eyes were fixed on the glass of juice in front of her. “So, what do you want to tell me, Ethan?”

★★★ “Grandmother, I know I provide you a chance to complain, but I am making every effort to help your grandson. That's why I ask that you hold on till Liam wakes up. Then we may continue talking and you will receive the satisfactory answers that are currently unavailable to you,” Jaiden made an effort to engage Liam's grandma in conversation, but she was fixated on Jessica and glaring at her. It appeared that she was determined to vent her fury on Jessica.

she suddenly seemed to be sentimental. For a moment, Areiza didn’t know what she was going to say. “What are you talking about Grandma? You are going to live a long and a happy life,” she tried to comfort her. “I don’t want to live a long life, Areiza. I only have one wish. Can you please help me realize it?” Jennifer wiped her tears, looking at Areiza with eagerness in her eyes. “Sure,” Areiza answered with a firm nod. “Then I want you to give birth to a great-grandchild for me. I have already had one foot in the grave. I want to see my great-grandchild, but I don’t think I can live that long…” Jennifer's eyes were filled with tears when she mentioned that.