Jordan Poole Parents Novels & Stories

Like I'd just given her something she wanted. "I think Jordan knows something about the Ashwood pack," she said simply. "I think he's known something for a long time. And I think whatever he knows he's been sharing it with your father at 3am in the Alpha wing." She tilted her head. "That's what I'm saying Killian. Plainly. Since you asked." The room was very quiet. "Why would Jordan know anything about the Ashwood pack?" I said carefully. "Because they killed his parents," she said. "And people who lose family to something like that don't just move on. They look for answers." She paused. "The question is what answers Jordan found. And who he found them with."

She was curious about the woman who gave birth to Jordan. "She was nice a good woman but she was framed by her husband's siblings when her husband died so she was sent away leaving Jordan behind because he is the heir of his father this made Jordan alienate himself from his father's relative and came to live away from all of them . The only person he is concern right now is his grandfather." "How old was he when his father died." She wanted to know what was Jordan childhood like. "His father died when he was ten years old. Then his mother was sent away, he was twelve years old. The old man took the reigns of taking care of him until he is old enough to be on his own."

Jordan agreed. Jordan was overjoyed and immediately dropped to his knees with a thud, hastily bowing to Curtis and Margot while choking back tears as he called out to them. "Hello, Mom and Dad. Thank you for accepting me. Don't worry. When I grow up, I will definitely take good care of you." He thought about how he grew up without parents. Before meeting Branden, he wandered the streets every day, never knowing where his next meal would come from. He often got picked on by others who were older than him.

I stood in front of his dad's study room and sneaked to see him. He seemed like he was in a bad mood because he was throwing things here and there. I couldn't get an idea of what is fishy here, so I crawled towards their small window where no one could see me sneaking on their conversation. "Dad, this is not fair! I already rejected my first mate and you want me to get engaged again with someone I don't even like? what's wrong with you dad?" Jordan asked his father tempestuously. "Listen to me Jordan, I'm your father, and behave well as my Son or I will break your bones. You have humiliated me by rejecting your previous mate and you are in love with that good for nothing Victoriana??" Mr. Ad

Theo "Theo, your mother told me about the affair you are having with a girl that's no match to our standard; marry Jordan, and we grow in other aspects; you can pay her off for the damage ." father said to me at the party, and I was losing my patience. "Father, I will not marry her." I pointed at Jordan, who looked angry when she returned from the bathroom. "Son, we are your parents; we can't make the wrong decision for you; Kyle marries Clara, you my son marries Jordan, balanced equation," Mom added.

Even if he couldn't stand how the Westford family did things, he had gone to Calvin, and even changed his surname to cut ties with the Westford family. His father and grandmother were still blood relatives. And those people in the Westford family were all related to him. Still, it was understandable. After all, his mother had died at the hands of his own father. "Your parents have been buried properly. You don't need to worry." Jordan didn't know what to say for a moment. She stayed silent for a long time. Westley patted her on the head. "Don't think about it anymore. Go to sleep. Didn't we agree to visit your parents tomorrow?"

I’m not ready to put up with her bullshit. “Hey bro,” Jordan says, looking at me with sympathy from where he’s sitting on the couch. “You good?” I nod and drop down beside him. Jordan is wearing a shirt and shorts, probably took off his tuxedo since this afternoon while I was still in mine. I exhale and stretch out my legs. “Your parents?” I ask quietly. “They are gone, the pilot took them home this evening,” he replies. Having a private jet at your disposal makes things very easy.

But she has to admit that her ex-boyfriend is the reason why she doesn't want to return to her father yet. Jordan Smith is an American soldier. He loves her very much and she loves him too. Because she often gets what she wants from him. Her mother Sylvia died after giving birth to her. Since then, her father never remarried and instead focused all his attention and love on her. Just like what she said, Jordan became comfortable with her. Because he is often away, only her nanny was with her in their huge house. When her dad retired that's when he started a business. A convenience store in their village that made good money. She was already a graduate of the Business course, so her father ma

He asks putting his arm over my shoulders. “Do you want me to put my things in one of the other rooms? I don’t want to crowd you.” Jordan doesn’t answer as he picks up my suitcases and lays them on the bed. He turns to me and smiles. “If I have my way you and Dakota won’t ever leave. You’re not crowding me, you’re making me feel whole. Let me tell you about my parents while we move you in.” As we unpack my things Jordan tells me what happened to his dad and then his mom. I can’t believe it. Now I understand why he’s always saying don’t leave him. The two people he loved the most left him in two of the worst ways. My heart breaks thinking of him at Dakota’s age losing his dad and then his mo

Jordan was thrown between the two of them and he could only watch without saying a word, they were both arguing in front of him like it is the most natural thing to them, where he thought Katrina's in-laws were down to earth even though they were super-rich, but Liam's parents just proved to him that there were many rich people like that, his parents were not that rich but at least they have a comfortable life and they were pretty cool people too. "Enough, are we forgetting that we are not at home?" Liam's father said and both he and his wife turned to him, he gave them a short smile. "Go ahead and call Liam my dear," His mom said and he nodded. Jordan finally dialed Liam's number, his paren