Lois Family Guy Novels & Stories

Daniel said as he walked to his study room with Lois trailing beside her. Lois is a maid who works at one of Daniels' mansions. Although Daniel never took her like a maid, he took her like a mother because she was old enough to be her mom. Daniel and ma’am Lois have this kind of mother and son relationship that at times Mrs Bella, Daniel's mother gets jealous of them. Daniel tells ma’am Lois all her secrets because she trusts her and also believes her to be an understanding woman. That’s how close they’re. **********

"Aww. That's Woobie. Don't you remember him?" I hadn't ever seen the thing in my life. "Nope." She huffed. "You got him for me at Chuck E Cheese's." It didn't ring a bell. "At my tenth birthday party." Still nothing. "Right before Sherlynn Gossman pulled your pants down in front of everyone there." Ah, it was all coming back to me and not in a pretty light. "You always did have poor taste in friends." I tossed the grungy stuffed animal back at her. "You should get rid of it. That bear should have a biohazard warning on it."

"Why's the confusion." "I feel that there are things that Leo is hiding from me." "You mean bones in their closet?" "I cannot put a word on it. Anyway I will be meeting the rest of the family during dinner tonight." "You can draw your verdict from there." Lorraine encourage, she felt that Giah must hanging on the feeling that his family might not like her. "So far I only met his mother." "On that note I have done some research about his family."Lorraine reported "What have you discovered?"

Lisa hates hearing his deep, long grunt because that means the end, and the next thing he was going to do was take his bath and leave her to meet his family. The only thing that annoyed her was the fact that the man was married and had two kids. She wanted him to herself, but that was impossible. Mason was never going to choose her over his family. She was just his personal slut and sexmate in his eyes, while she craved to be his wife. Now, he was taking his bath quickly to return home as he was already late to meet his family. Lisa's phone, which was on the stool, rang out loud, and she frowned while sitting up at the edge of the bed to pick it up.

Even her bag alone was worth nearly a hundred thousand. “Aren’t you Sasha’s assistant? I thought you didn’t want that anymore. Did you just come here for vacation?” Elaine pressed, clearly eager to pry. “Are you really that interested in my life?” Eloise smiled faintly. “If you’ve got time, use it to fix yourself. Don’t waste it on me.” Elaine’s smile stiffened. “What are you saying? We’re family.” “Didn’t they already tell you I cut ties with the Lopez family? I’m no longer part of your family.” Eloise’s voice was flat, emotionless.

“He doesn’t act like it. I bet if he could have his way. He wouldn’t visit unless I am pronounced dead.” “Mum!” Lois stomped his feet. “That’s enough already. I get that is the point you were passing across before taking that damned job from Aunt Rosa.” “It did work to bring you two here with me. So yeah.” She admitted proudly. I couldn’t stop laughing. Whenever I am with Lois and his mother, I never need any other source of entertainment. They are hilarious together. “Come Kate. Don’t let her weigh you down with get-talks.” Lois gestured for me to come to him.

That, he said, was the first time he thought maybe there was no reason to go back to New York at all. The room went silent. I turned to Nico. He was still holding his plate, but all the color had drained from his face. At that exact moment, Claire called. I answered. "Did the wrong clip play?" Claire asked quickly. "I'm so sorry. I meant to send the birthday message. They must have mixed the files." I said nothing. "You shouldn't read too much into it," she said. "Chicago was different. Leo needed him, and once he started feeling at home with us, you know Dante never wanted to leave."

Hadley inquired. "I gave her fever medicine and just administered stomach medicine," Olivia retorted. “After a snooze, Lois will be alright. She had some dyspepsia and overindulged in food.” Lois was a bit of a glutton. Olivia had no power. Lois had been eating a lot of chicken lately and had put a lot of weight on her face. Hadley grinned. Lois put her head on Hadley’s shoulder and clung to her neck. Hadley gave Lois a soft back pat.

“Magda said this guy has been watching her for six months. I was trying to think of what happened in and around this time period. Maybe her cousin saw her and reported it to her auntie. Maybe the auntie reported it to Lois and Lois hired this guy to watch her and then when you two hooked up, she got him to take her.” “We didn’t hook up,” he disliked the use of the phrase, “and furthermore, I cannot conceive of Lois doing such a thing. She’s a fucking mess right now, Dimi. She’s a mess. She showed up at my house last night when I was helping mom get settled sobbing her heart out. She’s with my mom still. Constantine is with them both. The three of them are sulking in my living room and they s

Ten years after the Gardners found me and brought me home, I was still the family's attention seeker. When Dad forgot to take his diabetes medication during a meeting, I barged into the conference room in sunglasses and confiscated his coffee. "Mr. Gardner, you've been caught skipping your meds. Come quietly, and nobody gets hurt." He scowled but took his pills, while the shareholders around the table shook with barely contained laughter. When Mom couldn't sleep, I threw a bedsheet over my head and drifted into her room. "Your request for an early grave has been denied," I intoned. "Your son won't sign the paperwork." She told me to stop saying such awful things, but she laughed un