Lisa Left Eye Lopes Daughter Novels & Stories

Inside the house, Lydia's son Owe, two years old, thirty pounds of pure intention, had opened every kitchen cupboard and was banging a wooden spoon on a pot with the conviction that he was making something important. Lydia appeared in the doorway. "Owen." He looked at her. Banged the spoon again. "Cooking," he said. "Obviously," Lydia said. Diana's daughter Lisa was three. Silver-tipped eyes since birth, the Silvermoon bloodline visible in her iris, catching the light differently, already marking her as exactly what she was. Nate's steadiness in her face. Diana's bones are entirely her own. She was asleep against Diana's shoulder on the porch.

She asked, her eyes glinting with interest. "The same as always, but the only difference is that I wasn't allowed anywhere near the company's premises. Those little rats he hired are doing a good job of keeping me away." Lisa looked down at her feet, she studied her perfectly pedicured toes, admiring the shade of turquoise blue that adorned them. "It's always the same result, what an insult! " Theodora giggled maniacally after seeing her daughter's reaction and they both turned their head to look at her.

“Dina and the nurses are bringing them. You should stop stressing yourself, Lisa. The nurses stitched your tummy, if you move your body too much, it might start to bleed and they will have to redo it. Calm down alright “ Daniel says and Lisa nodded and closed her eyes as the pain she felt in her tummy intensified. Just then she heard Dina’s voice and she opened her eyes, only to see Dina holding one of her babies in her hands and the other three nurses holding the others. Lisa smiled as she saw her babies, the pain she was feeling just now disappeared as she saw her baby girls. She stretched forth her hands trying to collect the baby from Dina. Daniel and a nurse helped her sit properly on t

Not like this. I glanced up as the door opened. “Clarissa.” I sprang to my feet. “It's good to see you. I wish we were meeting again under more favourable circumstances but you know how it is.” “I understand, Alpha.” My eyes strayed to the young girl with her. What was she doing here again? “And she is?” “My daughter, Laura.” “Your daughter?” My brows furrowed. Whatever. More important matters were on ground. “What happened to him?” Clarissa asked making her way towards Luca.

With the demise of Alpha and Luna of the Black Howlers pack, the situation was unstable, and Stephanie couldn’t leave Luciano on his own, so she decided to send her daughter to her sister, for safety reasons. It took about two years for the peace to return to the Black Howlers pack and by then Lisa adapted to life with her aunt and uncle, and they decided that she would stay there. Lisa still visits occasionally, mostly during summer break and on holidays. For the last decade, Stephanie has been treating Luciano as her child, and everyone in the pack loves and respects her.

It feels like a debt I can never repay. My stand in dad’s got me safely to the end of the aisle. There were a few who were wiping away tears in the first rows. But Alec had my full attention as the older wolves handed me to Alec Tom said. “Look after our Luna.” And Julian said. “We entrust our greatest prize into your care.” Alec nodded at them individually.

The babies hadn't even been in this ruthless world for an hour, and Xander had already begun to meticulously plot out their entire lives. "Lucas! Yay! This is our brother Lucas! But we don't have a name for our sister yet." Liam's lips pushed out into a sad pout. "Aw, don't be sad, honey. We'll find a perfect name for her too," my mother soothed. "Sofia." The single word caught their absolute attention. All eyes in the room instantly focused on me. "Her name. Sofia," I repeated firmly. Both Liam and my mother smiled brightly at the suggestion. They loved it. Xander, on the other hand, said absolutely nothing. All he cared about was the baby boy securely in his arms.

She was a terrible human being for doing this, but she simply can't help it, it felt right. Lisa made it to the parking lot, she had planned to wait for her mom in the car, but she spotted a familiar Red Lamborghini parked carelessly besides her Mom's. Even though she had turned her face away the moment she saw her boyfriend, or now exboyfriend getting out of the car, it was no use, because he was already approaching her. " Lisa " Blue eyes studied her closely. Adonis's hands were buried in the pocket of his hoodie, Lisa was sure if he had them out on display they would be trembling.

“Wait until everyone learns that our very own pack doctor is a daughter of the famous Delphina Monrovia!” I place a gentle hand on her shoulder. “I’d rather you didn’t tell everyone,” I blush. “I hope to win everyone over on my own. I don’t want to live in the shadow of my mother. So if you don’t mind…” Lisa pulls two fingers across her lips as if closing a zipper. “My lips are sealed, Doctor," something tells me she's going to say something to someone anyway. She seems like the type who likes to gossip. "So what do you want to see next?”

Laura didn’t have to worry about them disturbing the other passengers. “I’m okay, baby girl." Laura said to Lisa, and she turned to Liam and said, “It’s because I was sleeping.” “Liam, are my eyes red too?” Lisa turned to her brother so he could observe her eyes too. Liam bent towards Lisa, peering into her eyes to observe. “No, they are too tiny to be red, I guess,” Liam said. “Is that true, mom?” Lisa asked her mother, who was smiling at them, glad that she had distracted them from her mood.