Meg Donnelly Parents Novels & Stories

Drew scrunched his little nose. Rebel looked up at Megan. “But you my Meggy.” He pouted. Megan crouched down to meet Rebel eye to eye. “Rebby baby,” she started, “I’ll always be your Meggy, forever and always but Dillon, Drew and Harper lost their mama and daddy. They don’t have anyone to take care of them like you do.” She explained to him. Rebel still scrunched his little face like he was thinking. “They mama and daddy gone where?” He asked.

dad told him. My eyebrows raised excitedly. "Does that mean you've approve of us being mates?" I asked. Dad sighed and nodded, I sprang up and threw myself in his arms, hugging him very tightly. "Thank you, thank you, thank you dad!" I chanted repeatedly making everyone laugh. Mom cleared her throat and everyone quiet down to listen to her, but she faced Donavon. "Now that you're Alpha Macmillan's son, does that mean you're very rich?" she asked.

There was also talk of him buying out Vincent and his mother’s stock and folding his family’s empire into his own operations – which would make his company one of the biggest energy providers in the world. Overall, their absence was a mixed blessing. It was a reminder of all the pain Connor had suffered the last four weeks, starting with losing his father – but on the other hand, his mother couldn’t cause us any further pain by embarrassing me in front of the other guests. Of course, my parents made up for her in that department. “So when do I get a grandchild?” my dad asked first thing at the reception. “DAD!” I hissed as I turned beet red.

After changing into their school swim team uniforms, they went to the indoor pool at the hotel. Back and forth. Back and forth. JD swum lap after lap after lap. He pushed his body as far as it would go. With rubber arms and legs, he pushed himself out of the pool. A few long strides took him to the hot tub that Dean sat in. He sat next to her, and she snuggled into his side. He pulled her in close and took comfort from her. “Tell me about your parents.” “Well, my dad, Dennis Coppell, was a doctor with Doctors Without Borders. That’s where they met. It was mom’s first time working with them. She was about two months into her rotation when dad arrived. He was the new doctor in charge.”

I made that conclusion when I saw them both conversing at some event I was forced into attending. Megan’s father, Duncan, was born and raised in the states before he moved to Singapore where he met her mother, Misa. Megan is a stunning mix of both her parents, she got her green eyes from her late paternal grandmother. Her dark, impossibly straight and sleek hair which is styled into a ‘lob’— as she calls it from her mother. “Honey?” I jump out of my trance when Mira nudges my leg from under the desk. “Hm?”

DECLAN NOW “YOU HAVE A SON.” My mother’s voice was calm. Relatively speaking, anyway. Lena was one of those women who either looked like she was a duck—all serene on the surface, but below it, her flippers were paddling like mad—or she was just so crazy that she didn’t get flustered by much. Having known her for as long as I’d been alive, I figured it was a mixture of both. To put up with my father, you had to be a little nuts. Let’s make that a lot. Aidan O’Donnelly Sr. had a rep the size of New York state, and for a reason… he was insane.

"Don't be mad, okay? That day, I actually ditched my parents and went to the hospital to find you. I heard everything you said to Connor. "I did some digging. Turns out, delusional disorder runs in Connor's family. His mom had it too. And I traced your mom's and Connor's dad's movements back then. After your mom left the country, there's no record of them ever seeing each other before his mom died." It was June. Even at night, it felt warm. But I felt so cold I couldn't stop shaking. If that was the truth, then why did I have to go through all that suffering?

He told her with sincerity laced in his voice as he gave her his apologetic expression. Mrs. Adam was convinced. "The kids were worried that it will be wrong to hand them over to the school security without meeting any of their parents. —I need to make sure they are handed over in safer hands, I tried reaching out to their mom but could not connect with her since she's mostly the one who comes to pick them up." She explained and Damon's facial expression changed almost immediately but Mrs. Adams was slow to notice it. Damon was short of words, his heart seizing for a few seconds. He did not know what to say or think at that moment. At this point, Damon was certain Megan did not go home.

Ryan took a deep breath and asked, “Honey, how many people actually want to be your dad?” Donna thought for a second and then counted on her fingers, “Rowan, Craig, Christian, Zed…” “That's it?” Ryan asked, holding his breath. “Yep, that's all.” Ryan finally let out a sigh of relief. “Oh, and Peter, Benny's dad,” Donna added. Benny was a patient in the same room as Donna when she was in the old hospital. Eudora looked serious and scolded Donna, “Don't say that, Peter's married.”

"Your skin seems very fair, but your face tells you're not completely white." O'Connell gave him a firm nod to the question he had asked. "My dad's Irish, while my mom is Nigerian." Was the response he gave to the boy, Ronan, and he saw Ronan's eyes lit up in surprise. Perhaps he clearly didn't expect him to be partially Nigerian.