Lamelo Ball Parents Novels & Stories

"Did you have a good day with Sarah?" "Yes! We built a giant castle!" Leo beamed, his bright, intelligent eyes shining as he wrapped his arms tightly around her neck. He pulled back slightly, looking at her with a sweet, hopeful curiosity. "Mom, did you buy any goodies for me?" Elara let out a soft, melodic laugh, her fingers gently sweeping a stray lock of dark hair away from his forehead. "No, my sweet boy. Mommy and Daddy had a very long, very busy day at the office, so we didn't have time to stop for any goodies today."

Hopefully, our plan works and turns the table in our favour. The moment my parents left, Sylvester laughed. "The goddess answered your prayers where they were concerned, Leo. Imagine you are fighting those things with Amelia and your parents here. Your entire family, Leo. I wouldn't want to be in your shoes," he said, and we laughed.

Liam's face darkened, a flash of anger in his eyes that quickly disappeared as he composed himself and gently comforted his crying daughter, "Sweetie, Dad's here. I understand, and I'll make sure they're sorry for what they did. I'll get that boy to apologize to you, okay?" Jovie dabbed at her tears and asked timidly, "Really? But, Dad, Mom said that the boy's dad is an ambassador, and we shouldn't mess with him. Dad, is an ambassador more powerful than you?" Liam's head whipped around, a frown of confusion creasing his brow as he looked to Celena for an explanation.

"Mommy was delayed with some work. I promise to be on time from now on, okay?" "Okay!" Nolan and Lana replied in unison. Nicole smiled and happily led their two adorable kids into the car. The car started again, heading towards Nicole's home. "Mommy, our school's going to have a parent-child sports event. Can you and Dad come with us?" Lana tilted his little head expectantly. "A parent-child sports event? When is it?" Nicole asked hesitantly. Of course, she wanted to participate in the children's parent-child activities, but did she really have to go with Jared?

He just lined up his next throw and landed it dead center. We lost. Maya blamed Leo, Leo blamed the wind, and I blamed the fact that I couldn’t stop noticing how sweat tracked down Liam’s throat when he leaned over to pick up the bags. After the game, Sophie pulled me aside. “Mom and Dad want to say goodbye before they leave,” she said. “They’re packing now.” I followed her inside. Her parents hugged me like I was their own. Her dad clapped me on the shoulder and said, “Take care of her, kid.”

I teased and his phone buzzed. He pulled it out and answered it, placing it on a video call. I sat up straight when our kids came into view. “Mommy!” Leo cried, hugging the screen. Atlas broke into a laugh, “At least I know who won’t be on the will,” I nudged him and pressed the phone against my chest. I missed them so much. “My babies,” I traced the screen. “Daddy said you’re coming to stay, is that true, mommy?” Lily squeaked, her doe eyes staring back at me.

“Well, my parents run an aerospace industry. They make planes for both the US and Europe, so they know Brad’s parents pretty well.” Eleo nodded slowly, processing this information. “Okay, that makes sense. But I’m not scared of them. They can't lay a finger on me.” “That’s the spirit!” I couldn’t resist interjecting from behind them, walking up and ruffling Eleo’s hair. “Mom! I’m not a kid!” he protested, but I could see a smile creeping onto his face. “Right, right. Just making sure you remember you’ve got powerful parents backing you up today,” I winked, feeling proud of him—but knowing that this day was going to be tricky.

"Yeah, my parents banned Jasmine and I from going bowling anymore because we somehow broke a ball one time. Apparently, it was pretty old, but they got so embarrassed that they vowed to never let us do it again" My mom shakes her head. "Never again." "Oh, wait, you know what's right next to the bowling place?" My dad asks and we all try to remember and as soon as I figure it out, I get super excited at the idea. I nod my head in excitement, confusing Archie next to me since he couldn't remember what building was there. "Yeah, that's what we're doing. We're going to have lots of fun." As I see the neon sign come into view,I practically shake in my seat with excitement at the idea of showing A

he slammed his hand against the table. “Do not mock father’s by saying that. Because you are not a father, you were only a donor,” he added. Liam glared harder at him, so hard, I thought Jordan was going to drop dead and die. Then he got up on his feet. Pooooo…. The loud sound of hand against cheek echoed loudly and I froze. “Liam,” Mom Leona yelled and got up from where she sat.

“Don’t you dare! You know who my parents are, don’t you? Put him on the team and I’ll make sure you lose your job!” Felix looked at him angrily. “Do you think this place is your house and you can do anything you want? If you can’t accept this, you’ll be out of the team from today onward, Liam. You’re no longer on the team!” The club would not accept a child like him! This angered Liam even further. “How dare you kick me out? Fine! I’ll get my mother here right now!” He went off to make the call with clenched teeth. His parents would take care of Felix and Max once they were here.