Sophia Bush Parents Novels & Stories

"Yes, sir. Everything checks out. Records show Sophia grew up in Canada." "Father's Rowan Lane, university professor. Mother's Farrah Reynolds, clinic doctor. Both settled there now..." Brian ran through the basics. "In here, photos from her childhood up, plus school transcripts." Ethan slit the envelope and pulled out a stack of pictures. One showed a little girl who could pass for a young Sophia, grinning wide at the camera with a pinwheel toy clutched in her hand. "These authenticated?" Brian hesitated. "Yes, sir. All genuine."

When Sophia got home that day, she came to face with her father,who had company. "Sophia what is wrong with you? Have you been crying? Sophia's anger boiled over as she faced her father and Maya. "What is she doing here, Dad?" she demanded, her voice icy. Her father, who is now doing so well in his new business, stood firm. "Maya is your mother, Sophia. You need to come to terms with that." Sophia's face twisted in disgust. "I don't have a mother!" she yelled, her words echoing through the room.

“She will grow up seeing her mother address world leaders, her father supporting women's empowerment, and a community of strong women who refuse to accept less than they deserve.“ ” “Speaking of role models,” Sophia says, grinning wickedly. “I have stories about Killian as a child that your daughter needs to hear.” “Sophia, no.” “Sophia, yes. Did you know your husband used to practice speeches in the mirror? Full gestures, dramatic pauses, the works.” “He was younger,” I defend. “He was adorable. He also used to read bedtime stories to his stuffed animals with the same intensity he now brings to board meetings.” The room fills with laughter, and I can picture younger Killian taking story tim

Sophia retorts frowning, taking the pot of stew from her mother. “I thought I told you not step foot into my house, if you won’t go back to school.” Mr Williams growled. Sophia had dropped out of university, saying she hated anything that had to do with school. Sophia is currently a Dj, and one that her parents hated with every ounce of blood in their veins. “And who said I wanted to step foot into your house. I heard my big bro was married, and so… I had to come see for myself.” Sophia replied her father, already setting down the stew on the dinning table.

On stage, Sophia and Adrian looked around in confusion, unable to understand how things had deteriorated so quickly. Sophia quickly pulled Adrian toward her parents, who were preparing to leave. Her father was visibly furious while her mother quietly wept. "Mom, Dad, what's going on? Why is everyone leaving?" Her father, William Bennett, slapped Sophia hard across the face, pointing angrily at Adrian. "How dare you ask? Let me make this clear. He will never set foot in our family!"

It was Saturday morning, Sophia got off the bed and after completing her morning necessities with having cold shower, she made herself breakfast. Today she had a lay off from center as it was her parent's death anniversary. It's already been two years since she lost them. She wore a black knee length full sleeved gown and let her chestnut curly locks down with a tint of lip balm. Taking one last glance at mirror she thought she looked perfect to present herself to her parents. She took bus to the Forest Lawn Cemetery. It was early in the morning so there were not many people, she easily able to find a seat. She sat by the window watching trees passing by thinking about nothing in particular.

She hugged her father tightly; he smelled of cedar and the same cologne he’d worn since she was small. “You look beautiful, Soph,” he murmured against her hair. “Maya’s been asking about you all week.” Maya Moreau was everything the tabloids promised: poised, silver-blonde, with the kind of bone structure that made photographers weep. Widowed at thirty-eight when her husband’s private plane went down over the Alps, she had raised her son alone while quietly growing her late husband’s boutique investment firm into a quiet powerhouse. She greeted Sophia with a warm, genuine embrace.

It's going to be an unmatched retaliation. “You're absolutely right.” Sophia thought Saul was speaking about her. “Thank you for saving my life. Your reasons for saving me might be different. But I'm glad you did it. I'm the only family member of my father. He is sick and I need to take care of him. My mom died when I was hardly six. But he did not remarry. Because he may get a new wife but I will not get a mother. He did not want me to endure that torture, so he stayed unmarried and brought me up fulfilling the duties of both the parents. When he could sacrifice so much in his life to keep me happy, I should do the same for him. Ain't it?” “If he loved you so much why didn't he allow you to

Father says. “How could you think I’ll let my adorable daughter marry him?!” Mother shouted. “I absolutely don't want that. That’s why i want to say something.” Father says. I know where this is going. “SOPHIA IS GOING TO MARRY ALEXEI DÈ SOKOLOV”

He knew exactly what we were doing, he was the first parent to accept I and Sophie's relationship. "Night, Chelsea," he said dryly. "Night Mr Sullivan," I replied, seeing Sophie blush as her daddy gestured for her to go inside. I walked across the grass to my house, I opened the door walked through to the living room and found my parents sitting on the couch. They were both sitting forward in their seats, and they seemed tense. "Hey," I said, and my mum's head snapped up. "Hey, baby" she said. I frowned, "what's wrong?" I asked, my mum shot my dad a glance.