Kyrie Irving Parents Novels & Stories

"If those people were reporting honestly, you already know that Kyros and Kyril are much more protective than you." Dad immediately looked at the school director, Kyros, and Kyril's father. It's rare for him to be here; no wonder my dad just barged here without warning. "Who do like better anyway? Kyros or Kyril?" I chuckled after hearing that from my dad. "Why do you care? I'll leave now." I turned around and made my way towards the door. "Of course, I want to know! I need to check if they're good to marry my only daughter." I ignored those words from my old man and went out of the room.

Kyrie finally broke it first. “Where are you taking me?” Her mother exhaled softly. “Home.” Kyrie frowned slightly, turning her head. “My home?” “I have your address,” her mother said. “Mandy’s parents gave it to me.” That made Kyrie go still. She leaned back slowly. “Why are you here?” A pause. Her mother adjusted her grip on the steering wheel. “Your father couldn’t come,” she said carefully. “He sent me.” Kyrie let out a small, humorless breath. “Of course he did.”

He had been receiving updates from his own aides on the great accomplishments Kirklin had been making and he prayed that this visit from his son meant he was finally coming back to his family. Keith tapped his fingertips on the armrest as he sat tensely in his chair. Since his son decided to break away from the family, it had been years since he had last seen him and everyone in the family couldn't help but be concerned about him. He immediately stood up from his chair and walked straight to the main gate to welcome him. He was the only one at home as his wife had escorted their daughter-in-law Ariella Jefferson to her office function. Ariella who is his wife's namesake and his son Kevin had

Kevin fell silent, realizing that Ivy was serious. Ivy added, "I've already informed your father about this. You better behave yourself." With that, she hung up the phone. Before Kevin could fully react to Ivy's threat, he received a call from his father, Bob Alter. "Kevin, have you lost your mind?" Bob Alter erupted with angry words. Originally, it wasn't worth Bob Alter's furious reaction, but the text message from Ivy was infuriating. ‘Chairman Alter, your son has been interfering too much in my family matters. Didn't you do an excellent job separating us back then? Why? Are you getting old and can't stop him now?’

I asked him, then returned the phone to my ear. “That would need you to agree to a few of my requests.” “If one of your requests included snapping your bones again, consider it done; now tell me.” He let out a soft chuckle over the phone. His voice is irritating to my ears. Well, I guess I have to stand it just because he had important information. I might not be fond of my parents because they support Kyran, but they took care of me after all. I couldn't be heartless enough to let them suffer for my sake.

Bryce is saying it as if it's a very serious issue. “Keiran is not in a good mood and is overreacting. This is the day that his parents passed. So just avoid him. It would have been best if you didn't come home. He's grieving.” he has lost both parents? I really had no idea about that. I know nothing about Keiran. He’s a mystery “I will do just that. Thank you, Bryce.” Bryce nods curtly at me and I flash one of my fake smiles at him before walking into the house. I don't see Keiran in sight.

Kylie laughed dismissively. "Mom, what are you saying? How could this have anything to do with His Majesty? He's busy with state affairs. Why would he bother with something like this? And what about Lord Wright? When did I try to get him killed?" Irvin was Meredith's father-in-law, and Kylie had no intention of making an enemy of the Wright family.

"Right?" Irnee nodded—the only family she had was Sheryl and Ricky. Since Isaac had lost his own parents, having more family was good. That was when Sheryl suddenly hurried toward them, saying, "Irene, you have to check out the news."

I asked in a casual tone. “My parents, my cousins and a few friends,” Irwin answered with an appreciative smile. “Tell me about them. I don’t want to look like an idiot when you introduce them to me.” I finished cautiously. “You’ve already met my mother. My dad is a friendly personality. Then, there are my cousins and their families. Dad is an only child, like me. Mom has two sisters and each sister has two children. Lance and Keegan are two and three years younger than me, they just started working for me. Emilee and Freya are still in college.”