Suga Father Novels & Stories

My mom chuckled softly and nodded. "Let's leave the past where it belongs then," she added with a sigh. I noticed movement and saw my dad and Sagon appear from the thin air. Sagon headed towards me and frowned when he neared me. I cocked my brow and eyed him oddly. He leaned over and told me I stank of Noah. "Yeah he came by and knows he's the father," I said bluntly and Sagon ground his teeth and walked away from me and towards my dad. "Wow he snubbed you fast," Adira whined in my head. I frowned slightly and crossed my arms over Sagon's jealous behavior.

Kang continued. "Leon Jang-Hon." She answered quietly. "What? Leon Jang-Hon was your father?" Mr. Kang exclaimed as soon as he heard what Soo-Yun had said. "He was the most knowledgeable CEO, I don't know why he didn't introduce you." He added while shaking his head.

" Song Hyang... Her father is very famous in the business industry and very healthy; he has many business branches, one of which is Song Education High School "explains Haha about his investigation of Hyang's background. "So... do you find something suspicious about his business related to ACO?" asked Jae Suk. He explains, "Not yet. Well, I'm not sure if he does that kind of business. He is so good in business and has never done that kind of 'hidden' business."

“Your surname is Sadler. Are you related to Yegor Sadler?” At this remark, James smiled calmly while Truett nodded immediately. “Do you know my father?” “Heh, Yegor Sadler is your father?” Zenithal Roc Matron exclaimed, “This is such a coincidence!” James leaned closer to Truett and whispered, “Your dad is indeed a social butterfly, knowing almost every powerhouse from Tai Chi to these powerhouses of the Dawn Supernatural Power.” Truett smiled wryly. “My mom scolded him quite a bit because of this.”

His dad is steppijg down. His father is barely around, always moving from one tribe to thr other, seeking protection and power for hus pack, does that mean Sage will do the same? “Can i ask you something?” I ask bindingmy thoughts together. “Yes?” “How do you cope with absense—” I paused not finding the right words to not make it awkward.

It was a month after when autumn foliage had swept the entire landscape that Suho was finally summoned to Seoul. His aunt was quiet the entire three-hour drive from Daegu to Seoul. His father’s manager even picked them up personally, handing Suho a new plane his father bought from his recent trip. He was excited to finally see his father and mother after one month and having to ditch class at that. But he was not prepared for what he saw when he arrived in Seoul. “Your father has pancreatic cancer and he’s at stage 4,” his mother, Mrs. Lee, said upon his arrival at the hospital where his father was confined.

Yusufar adjusted and laying very well. “Many things are happening. It’s since I have arrived that I have been asking him about Somia, her siblings and their mother but Daddy is not answering me. He is the CEO of his late brother’s company and able to say anything about Somia and her siblings” “Ah! Father is the CEO of his late brother’s company, how? What happened?”

She glanced at him, her expression softening. "Why is he doing this to us? Why didn't he warn me? Now all you must do is pick up the pieces. " She shook her head. "Measurement is not true." Then Sage reached out and stroked the dog’s head. His stomach was so tight that he couldn't speak. When it comes to his father, he doesn't want to try to figure out why he did what he did. It's always better to leave. That's exactly what Sage did until Amanda called him three months ago to tell him that his father had been in a car accident and that he had not survived.

Then he turned to the judge with cold, steady eyes. “No,” he said clearly. “I do not wish to hold onto the adoption. I renounce it. Kael is no longer my son.” Kael exploded. “You can’t do that! You raised me! You’re my father! Blood is thicker than water, you bastard!” Security had to hold him back. He was screaming, face red with rage, tears of fury in his eyes. “After everything I went through because of you! You throw me away for a nineteen-year-old slut?! I’ll kill you both!”

“And when he approached you, did you know about the rivalry between Red Dawn and Phantom?” “He didn’t say it, but I caught on that there was bad blood between the two organisations”. “And what more did he tell you?” Sachi asked looking up. “My parents were part of Red Dawn and your father killed them for rejecting his offer” he explained. “Fujiwara, huh? Your name doesn’t seem to come up”. “What do you mean?” he asked. “My father used to talk to me about his business because I was his heir, and he never mentioned making an addition to the gang. He never mentioned Fujiwara”.