Miranda Cosgrove Relationship Novels & Stories

Craig, smiled proudly. “I don’t understand where this is headed”. I spoke up. “Gerald, Harry was hurt when I informed him that you were making out with Mira. He wasn’t just a friend to her. They have a history we can use”. Rubby explained, facing Craig. “A gold digger”. Craig completed. It made sense. “How is it going to work?” I was more interested. “Nothing is going to work!” We all turned towards the direction and my heart dropped.

I was a goddess. Until that night. That damn night when I messed up everything. The Monroe case. The bastard managed to shake me by bringing up my family situation. I shouldn't care, but I hesitated for a second, and a second was all he needed to escape. I shake my head, trying to control my thoughts and the tightness in my chest. This is not the time to lose composure, Miranda. I repeat to myself as I finish getting dressed. Soon I'll be a married woman. That wasn't my original plan, but here I am, getting ready to meet my "fiancé."

That wolf was a rogue and dangerous; having him involved in this just made things more complicated. "Relon is still working on it," Erick replied, his tone tense. Relon fails to show up at the meeting place once he finds out Miranda has relocated here and lives with me. Miranda and I go way back. We have loved each other ever since, but I have to be with Nora, my ex-wife, who died many years ago after the tragic end of the last eclipse essence, which was held by Miranda's uncle. During that time, I learned to love Nora because she is kind and a loving person. After we got married, I never saw Miranda anymore. I love her, yet I learned to love Nora Alph's Mom. When she died, I never expected

Gregory would never know. Miranda was a big girl, with two big guys looking out for her, and a shit-tonne of money of her own as well as that coming her way when Gregory died. She could look after herself. So far, she had done just that, after all. Vixen didn’t owe her anything. Except that she was Gregory’s granddaughter, his only blood relative, and Vixen loved Gregory and it f-king pissed her off that Thomas would speak about him in that way. And that Raven was best friends with Miranda’s boyfriends, and Vixen loved Raven.

She crouched down, clutching herself tightly, desperate for help. Her hands gripped the glass door tightly as she trembled, her voice quivering as she said, "Help... save me..." She collapsed to the ground, unconscious. The TV continued to play, and the reporter smiled, asking, "Miss Miranda, it seems your relationship with Mr. York is quite deep. Does this also clarify the rumors about you falling in love with a co-star on set?" "Yes, I don't date people within the industry..." Miranda wanted to say more, but Nash quickly took the microphone, speaking coldly in front of everyone, "I am Miss Miranda's boss, and she is an artist in my company. Our relationship is purely professional, and that

Gregory would never know. Miranda was a big girl, with two big guys looking out for her, and a shit-tonne of money of her own as well as that coming her way when Gregory died. She could look after herself. So far, she had done just that, after all. Vixen didn’t owe her anything. Except that she was Gregory’s granddaughter, his only blood relative, and Vixen loved Gregory and it f-king pissed her off that Thomas would speak about him in that way. And that Raven was best friends with Miranda’s boyfriends, and Vixen loved Raven.

Olivia glanced toward the direction the two had just gone and said softly, "Don't eavesdrop, and don't ask any questions. Just remember this—Dr. Young will always have your back, no matter what happens." Her words only deepened Miranda's confusion. … In the study, Christine's smile had faded and was replaced by a serious expression. "Paul, you've always been someone I can count on. Whether in academics or life, you handle everything with ease. I trust you and Miranda have thought this through before deciding to be together." He nodded. "Yes. I'm serious about her." She added, "Miranda's been through a lot in her past relationship. It took her six years to see the other person's true nature,

She didn’t ask about it and went to my room. Miranda stood up from her seat and made her way over to where I was. “What is it darling? You know you can always speak to me.” She asked but instead I cried. I hated how I felt. It was my first time in a relationship and maybe I was overreacting but it was hurtful that he didn’t try reaching out and he’s out with Miriam and doing stuff with her. Miranda pulled me for a hug and she doesn’t continue to ask anymore questions. She consoled me while telling me that it’s fine and she’s here for me.

They were her former classmates from her time at Atlantis City Medical University. She had dropped out during the first semester of her sophomore year after learning she was pregnant. Since then, she had poured herself into family life. Most people assumed she had walked away from her career for good. Now, seeing her here, her former classmates looked both surprised and skeptical. After the meeting, Miranda rushed out, needing to pick up her daughter. Just as she was leaving, her former classmate Coco Lawson called out to her. “Miranda! It’s been so long—almost six years, hasn’t it?”

He also informed me that he had killed her so she wouldn’t be a bother anymore. We did tell Jax but he had shrugged it off. He didn’t look at all affected by Miranda's death. In fact, he had asked me immediately after if he could call me mom, because I was the only mother he knew. With a teary yes, I had agreed. Making him smile. We later found out that Mandy was Miranda’s cousin’s wife. She had been stealing from the company as per Miranda’s request. Their plan was to bankrupt the company and make me lose it. This was supposed to be her revenge against me.