Legoshi Grandpa Novels & Stories

"He got my darling Eli to shine his shoes for him, did he? I'll skin him alive!" Grandpa Toby slowly took off his gold-rimmed glasses and wiped the rain from the lenses. His voice came out ice-cold as he muttered, "The Hargroves? It's Felix Hargrove, isn't it? Some nerve they've got to lay hands on my baby Eli. Seems like those bastards don't know what's good for them."

"With grandchildren and their friends. I'm a grandpa who can vibe with any generation." She saw some posts about Oggy too. They were mostly complaints. "What to do if your grandson is becoming more and more irritating? Waiting for your reply. She thought it was about Oggy because she couldn't see Marvjn troubling him. She hadn't met their second brother Levi yet, but something told her he was not immature like Oggy. Looking at the posts, she kept laughing. Grandpa Lexor was humourous. He garnered almost one thousand followers. Lia smiled at his comments on other posts too.

Grandpa waved his hand and laughed, "You are a wise man. You don't need to flatter me like the others. I know my own body, and I don't know how much longer it will last!" Heath held a chess piece in his hand, silent for a long time. As Lysander said, when someone gets old, their health rapidly declines, an inevitable process that neither medicine nor surgery can stop. Everything they do or say is merely for comfort. "Heath, there is one more thing I need to ask of you," Grandpa said seriously. Heath put down the chess piece, sat up straight, and said, "Sir, please tell me what you need." Grandpa took out a photo and handed it to Heath, "This is Aurora's mother, named Callista."

He sipped slowly from his mug. "When will you stop playing with our lives like chess pieces? Me, Samson, Andrew, now Jeff? What are you doing?" He calmly placed his cup back on the saucer. "One of us has to think long-term. I will not die knowing I left my legacy in the hands of a weak man." Morris’s hand slammed the table. "What did you just say, father?" Grandpa Lu looked up, meeting his son’s eyes. "You heard me. You’re just like your real father!." the words already left his mouth before he could took them back.

Leo laughed happily and was amused by his grandfather. Jared was panting slightly after spinning around with Leo. he could not help but sigh. “Grandpa is getting old. Back then, I used to hug your mother and spin her around without using any effort. I can’t believe I feel tired after just carrying you for a short while. I really have become useless.”

His words were a cold warning. Just as the tension between the brothers grew, Hades's grandfather, Grandpa Lucky, walked in. He looked serious, commanding attention. He saw Gregory. During the next break, Grandpa Lucky marched straight to Gregory. "You thought I wouldn't hear about your little show with the Stanfords, boy?" Grandpa Lucky's voice was low and angry, barely controlled. "Making me look bad, using my name to pull your pathetic tricks with my dinner guests?" And then, surprisingly fast for his age, Grandpa Lucky slapped Gregory hard across the face. The loud sound made people turn their heads.

However, he felt that he could not maintain the pretense anymore. “Heather, we don’t have to be serious when we are just pretending.” Leon tried to run away from the problem. Before this, he even thought of slightly taking advantage of her, but this thought had completely disappeared in his mind. Looking at his cowardice, Heather dramatically sighed. “Who do you think your grandfather is? Do you think he’s someone whom we could easily fool?” On a coincidental occasion, she looked into his family background. His grandfather, Dave, was a legend who called the shots in Europe. She could not fathom how a legendary character like him had raised a playful and easy-going grandson like Leon.

******* ROSS’S POV: I drove back to my mansion fighting the urge to break down in tears like a child. Grandpa had not responded to any single one of my questions like those are my children, aren't they? Or How long have you been meeting Terra? He just kept staring at the chessboard and smiled when he won and muttered ‘Checkmate’ in excitement before turning towards me and giving me a very simple yet heartwarming response. “Go find a way to get your family, son.” He then took a sip out of his orange juice.

is your granddaughter. I don’t know how I didn’t see it before. Now I feel sorry for her.” Lateri said shaking her head. “How dare you insult me when I have come to help you get your mate and your grand pups back.” The old woman said offended. “Oh, shut up. I’m sure you have offended at least ten people since you’ve been here.” Lateri responded raising an eyebrow. The old woman just shrug, and they both laughed. “Why the hell do you look like you’re a hundred years old. Is that the best you could come up with.” Lateri asked. “Hey, I couldn’t very well remain looking like I’m thirty years old now could I. I have grandchildren that age how would that look.” The old lady responded. “Well,

Cole looked at Everlast and said helplessly, “Grandpa Everlast, did the kid bribe you? Or were you tricked by him?” Everlast touched the back of his head, looking confused. Grand Old Master Yorks patted Everlast on the shoulder and smiled. He said, “What do you think? How does it feel to lose to my great-grandson?” Elder Master Everlast glanced at Jenson’s smug expression. “Are… Are you even afraid of heights?” Cole huffed. “He kidnapped me into a cliff cave. Do you think he’s afraid of heights?” Elder Master Everlast flushed with shame. “Is there a hole in the ground? I want to bury my head into the ground.”