Melanie Mcguire Sons Today Novels & Stories

He scooped up Shane, took my hand, and we left Melissa standing there. Back home, I still felt weird, so I looked up Melissa online. It turned out she had been a mom blogger back then, sharing her life with her son. She was even saying that her kid was the prince of Dubaria and that he would one day go back to take over the family riches. In her first videos, her son was always throwing tantrums and stuff. That got her a lot of attention. However, in the newer ones, he was acting sweet as pie. Melissa was even offering to help with naughty kids for free in her bio.

"After all, your daughter and grandchildren could be who they are today because of Frank. They would be nothing without my son. And you ...." Melanie stepped forward, closing the distance between them so that the red streaks in her eyes were clearly visible. "Don't be proud of what you have now. You just relied on luck. It usually doesn't last long."

“I just feel better when he’s there, I guess.” “Well, hopefully, Alec will change his mind, and they’ll both be able to go,” Max said with a smile. “But not Melanie?” I shook my head. “No, I’m pretty sure she’s going home for the summer. Since she and Joshua broke up, she’s been pretty upset.” Melanie wasn’t even there. She was at the hotel where her parents were staying. They’d come in for the graduation ceremony. Joshua’s parents were coming, too, but they hadn’t made it in yet. Tony’s parents were staying in the other house with him and Raven. Ben wouldn’t have any family at the ceremony, which made me sad. I didn’t think Brice would either, but that was sort of a relief since his family

Quincy looked at Melanie. Melanie smiled. “Have I changed?” “You lost weight,” Quincy said. Melanie had been keeping her pregnancy a secret. No one from the company knew that she had a son. Quincy only thought that she lost weight because she was worried about her mother’s illness. She had spoken to Quincy a lot these days through calls to talk about business, but it had been quite a long time since they had spoken face to face. “How’s the boss?” Quincy asked, concerned. “She’s stable, but she’s not waking up.”

Melanie giggled and squeezed his pink cheeks, turning his porcelain skin more red. Her father and Melissa chuckled. "From now on, he and your aunt Melissa will stay with us," Her dad told her. Her father used to treat Melissa as his elder sister and after Melissa's husband died, he suggested that Melissa take her son with her and start living in his house. Melanie's happiness knew no boundary after hearing her father. She had forever wanted to live with her aunt Melissa. Her father smiled while watching his daughter so happy. "Okay, I'm going to work, Melanie. Don't trouble your aunt Lissa too much, okay?"

Dad continued and I nodded in agreement. “Anna?” Melanie’s voice sounded in the room catching our attention. “I am so happy to see you after all these years…you look beautiful” she continued cheerfully. “Melanie, is so nice to see too, I wish though it was under better circumstances” Mom added after giving Melanie a hug. “How is my son doing?” Mom wondered after a short pause.

"Whose kid is this? Where are his parents? Children shouldn't be here." "That's my son." A familiar, sweet voice rang out, laced with a hint of challenge. "Other people's kids aren't allowed, but my special status allows me to bring him." Melanie clicked her heels over to them, her high heels tapping loudly on the floor. Compared to years ago, she was no longer the naive girl she once was. Now, she looked much more polished and mature, though her eyes had become sharper, with an edge of bitterness. Shermaine hadn't expected to run into Melanie here. Judging by the time, Melanie should have already graduated. So why was she still hanging around?

Calmly, he said, "She's fine, and we're saved thanks to her. I need to thank her properly." That turned Melanie's expression into an ugly palette. She held back the jealousy that was oozing out of her eyes, and she forced a smile. "Mr. Quigley, I've heard of you. You're famous. Hi, I'm her sister, Melanie Shaw. I'll be holding a birthday party in a few days. Would you care to join us?"

“That’s good. You gave me a scare.” Kyle looked at Melanie indifferently and said, “Thanks for your concern.” Melanie smiled gracefully. “Don’t say that, Kyle. It’s only natural that I visit when Aunty is sick.” Monica looked at her son and Melanie and felt very satisfied. She held Melanie’s hand in one hand and her son’s hand in the other, saying, “I’ve lived more than half my life without regrets. Now, I just hope you two can get married soon and give me a grandchild. Then, I’ll be satisfied.”

I glanced at her very elegant hairdo, wondering exactly how much it had cost. My father spoke up. "It's good to see you, Doodlebug." He gave me a hug and a peck on the cheek. "Jefferson, Aaron, you remember my daughter Melanie? Sweetheart, Senator Jefferson Ward, his wife Elizabeth, Representative Aaron Markle and Brenda." Dad gestured to each in turn and I did my best to smile at them. Senator Ward snapped his fingers. "Melanie, I remember, I haven't seen you since your wedding, how long ago was that?"