Judy Hopps Parents Novels & Stories

Jirah was sure that the news brought to her by the family was important, so she hurriedly said goodbye to her friend and walked home not far away. Her heart bumped so fast as she ran from the mall to the house in just thirty minutes. When she reached the house, her parents hugged her tightly with tears and said, "Dear," her mother sighed and then continued, "Daddy doesn't have a job anymore," with tears. Jirah was surprised at what she heard and asked, "Why papa?"

Houston said and walked out of the living room. “He’s not even from a good home, his father is a drug addict in jail and his mother owns a small shoe shop in the gutters,” Mrs. Houston said. “But you always said not to judge a book by its covers,” Valerie said sobbing now. “Scott is not like his father and his mother works diligently enough,” Valerie said with tears. “If you don’t listen to your father, you know what he’ll do,” Mrs. Houston said and walked away too. Xavier sighed and went to see the kids; he knew it was lady's talk so JoJo could comfort her. JoJo moved to where Valerie said and put Valerie's head on her shoulders.

Aiden replied happily and my mom replied, "Wait for me to change up, I'll join you guys." Surprisingly, Aiden replied, "Nope, you can't join us. It's a father and daughter thing."

They hug each other with silent acceptance. "Mama I Don't want to spoil this happy reunion, but I think that it is the right time to asked. Who are my parents?" It has been nagging Jordana in the back of her mind when she learned that Amber was not her biological mother. "I never knew who your father is? Lilian never said a thing about it And we respect her silence."

With that, Judy turned and stormed out of the room, heels clicking decisively down the hallway, each step echoing like a countdown Jordan couldn’t stop. Jordan stared after her, his pulse racing, a dozen worries colliding in his head. He turned desperately to his father. “Do something.” Jerry let out a soft chuckle and shook his head. “Nope. I’m not touching that. Your mother has that look on her face—the one that says she’s already made up her mind and nothing short of divine intervention is going to stop her. I’m not stepping anywhere near that fire.”

I say, "I'd say you're much more interesting than math." Jace grins loudly, and presses my upper body closer against his. "Tell me about your parents," I try again, gently. His eyes flicker with something deeper as he hesitates. "My parents were amazing. They gave me everything. My mom, she loved me fiercely. She made every day special. My dad worked a lot, but he was full of love and absolutely adored my mother. I had a great childhood." "And then?" I coax softly.

He stood at a distance before finding a place to sit, observing Joey and Harrison talk from afar. … When Joey felt full and had drunk enough, she couldn't help but ask Harrison, "How's your relationship with your parents?" "Not bad," Harrison replied. "Why did you ask?" Joey shook her head and said nothing more. Harrison took a sip of tea and looked at her calmly. "I remember you only lived with your grandmother. Did you find your parents?" He had heard some things about Joey from Selena. When they were dating, Selena shared a bit about Joey's life, like how she had no parents and was raised by her grandmother.

Judi nodded, "Well, my parents both came from the countryside. When my father was young, his family was very poor, so he didn't read much. When he was a teenager, he started selling fruit. My mom and my dad are in a neighboring village. After graduating from high school, my mom went to a clothing factory to work as a purchaser. My dad sold fruit at the door of my mom’s unit. my mom like to eat bananas, so often go to my dad. I bought it there, and over time, the two met. When they said they wanted to be together, my grandmother, grandfather, and uncle disagreed, so my mother insisted on marrying my dad with all her heart.

"She is; we lost my husband, Juliet's father, a year ago; I bought Jupiter as her pet so she won't feel alone." I throw Juliet another look, and I realize we're the same at some point. Losing your parents isn't easy. Growing up, I had to ask myself or Rolf if it was my fault. Having Armie as my wolf is consolation for all the pain I went through. "That's very nice; I bet you are a good mom." Judy's lips curve into a simple grin, "I try, but sometimes I feel drained raising Juliet; I come back to the reason why I love her and why I shouldn't give up."

Jupiter purrs beside me when she catches sight of who I'm locked upon. "His looks are about all he has going for him, Jup," I tell her. "Don't be sucked in by his pretty boy face, that creature is the living embodiment of a walking piece of shit." "You know him?" She turns to me, eyes wide, to Jupiter, knowing one of the newcomers was everything. "That's Andy Stephenson." His name is bitter on my tongue. "His parents are friends with my parents, so we kinda grew up together."