Nicole Wattersons Parents Novels & Stories

I remembered her words. Nicole told me something and I needed to find out the truth about her family. One day soon, I will go. "My mother was the were-devil." We had drunk so much that night that she told me some things about herself and family. The only person she spoke of in good light was her only younger sister. According to Nicole, her parents had sold her and her sister to the Alpha for an outrageous amount of money because they refused to support the evil of their parents. But her sister was saying something different about how sweet their family was, but still I smiled at her as she spoke.

Nicole lowered her eyes. “Forget it. I can’t drag you into my mess because of my selfish reasons.” She knew very well that Eric would not believe a simple photo. Eric was only so mad just now because he did not come to his senses. Nicole withdrew her gaze and smiled. “Goodnight, Mr. Sloan.” “Goodnight.” She went back to her room. Nicole took a shower, changed into her pajamas, and was called over by her father to have a video call with the rest of the family.

Nicole hated that she lived at home and she was trying to leave, but she was stuck in a shitty job at some diner with a boss who hated her and therefore refused to give her the hours unless he had absolutely no other choice, so she forced to remain living with our parents until she either had the money to move out or she met her mate. "Sweetie, you know if it was up to me, then I would help you out any way I could. But your mother calls the shots, she always has done and always will do, so I'm afraid you're stuck living with us just that little bit longer," our father kissed the side of her head with his arms wrapped around her as he pulled her in for a hug. I had a feeling that Nicole would

Raven told them. “Your parents couldn’t decide where they wanted to live or what?” Roman scoffed. “We had no parents,” Nicky told them softly. “It was just Raven and me.” Raven stood tall and looked them straight in the eye. “You may as well know right now, my mother’s name is Andria Waterson. Although, I have asked Yuri not to call her that anymore. She was never a mother to me and she is the person who stole Nicky away from his father.”

I itched the back of my neck and waited for her response. "Her mother had shared with her stepfather, and now the stepmother won't let her get those shares. You see, when her mother left her real father and married her now stepfather, Willow bounced back from her father and mother's place and now that her mother is dead, she is not related to anyone there, it's complicated." Nichole suddenly gave up, "Now what? Should we get her a cake?" I loved the growth in Nicole's personality. It was indeed sweet of her to worry so much about her friend.

Sofie explained. Nicolas slowly recalled what happened yesterday. He had a big fight with his parents. His father, Albert Anderson, and his mother, Maria Anderson, suddenly came to his apartment and asked him to marry someone he didn't know. That's funny. He declined, of course. He was a single man, but that didn't mean that he could just marry any girl he did not want. Besides, Nicolas had a hatred for his parents since he was a child. They never did what parents are supposed to do.

He didn't even dare to move an inch. "As for you guys—" Nicole pinned her gaze on her parents' faces once again. "You gave birth to me, so I've spent the past two decades repaying you for your benevolence. From now on, don't come to me for money. You don't have the right to do that at all." Dorothy looked alarmed. "H—how could you say this to us? Raising you was a difficult task! Now that you've become capable, I suppose you don't even want us as your parents anymore, do you?"

Now, it seemed like everything was falling apart before it even began. He heard footsteps echoing through the hallway and turned to see his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wills, entering the sitting room. His father's demeanour was as composed as ever, but there was a flicker of regret in his eyes. His mother, on the other hand, wore a soft, apologetic smile that did little to ease Nick's frustration. "I don't mind the lack of punctuality, but this dinner is bad timing," Nick said, his voice a careful balance between disappointment and restraint.

Alpha Sebastian softened his voice: "Nicole doesn't have an uncle, only an aunt. We did visit her family's old house, but the woman who received us was an elderly lady who lives next door. Nicole paid her 500 dollars to pretend." "But they didn't have enough time to clean thoroughly, which is why the yard was messy and the windowsills were dusty." I nodded. "What about her parents?" Alpha Sebastian continued, "Her parents divorced. Her mother remarried, and her father died in an accident two years ago. Last year when her grandmother fell ill, she was taken in by her aunt." Everything made sense now. A person already in a fragile mental state, who had lost her loved ones one after another. I

I said firmly before Nicole snickered and told me she wasn’t talking about Mason but about his dad. She’d seen a picture of him on the wall in the sitting room and had commented on how cute and hot he is and how Mason had gotten it from him so I assumed she was talking about Mason. “Oh, he’s amazing, he’s alright and way better than his useless son.” I answered as I explained to Nicole about how nice Danny is not only to my mother but to me too. We spoke for a while as I told her everything and the reason both our parents weren’t home today and Nicole only congratulated me before sighing once again.