The Blacklist Who Is Liz Father Novels & Stories

She scanned her daughter’s face, and she found nothing but innocence. “The cute one,” Felicity added and beamed at her mother. Serene felt a headache starting. She closed her eyes, took a deep breath, and applied a gentle pressure to her temples before turning her attention to her son. “Pax, help me out here, please. What is Lizzie saying?” She looked at Pax like he was her lifeline. Felicity could be ditzy sometimes, but Pax has always been level-headed. The little boy sighed as he looked at his mother and sister. “Lizzie’s right Mom. He’s Kenny’s dad.”

One would could easily have assumed it was regular editorial. “Blackthorn’s Hidden Legacy: The Daughter of Dr. Pierre.” My pulse stuttered. Below it, a photo of me getting out of Adrian’s car. I swiped, another image. An old and grainy image of my father. The caption beneath it, “Convicted for the Voss incident. Sources suggest deeper ties to attempted sabotage of the reputable Obsidian Circle. Now his daughter walks Blackthorn.” The words blared at me like they were being blasted from speakers beside my head. The sweat I had earlier wiped off my hands returned.

"Excuse me, guys. Business call." He stepped away from the table and noise before he answered. "Hey Dad. How's the tech conference?" "Brett." Richard Ashworth's voice was cold and clipped. "We need to talk. Now." Something in his father's tone made Brett's stomach clench. "Is everything okay?" "No, everything is not okay. Do you have any idea what you've done?" "What do you mean?" "That fighter, Zara Kane, the girl you had blacklisted." Richard's voice was getting louder, and Brett could hear other voices in the background. "Do you know who's protecting her now?"

Dread filled my chest instantly. “Lizzie…” I warned quietly. She didn’t reply. She didn’t even look back at me. Instead, she crossed the space between us with confident strides and stopped directly in front of my father. Hudson tensed. My father’s eyes narrowed slightly, but he remained still, watching her with clinical interest. Lizzie stretched out her hand, that plastic smile never wavering, and delivered the words I was certain no one had ever dared say to Reginald Blackwood’s face in such a casual tone.

The school had faltered. But he had targeted a Blackstone. And Damien Blackstone, CEO, Titan of industry, was also Lila Blackstone’s father. And he was unleashed. The battle lines were drawn, not in the polished conference room, but here, in the quiet aftermath of devastation, with our daughter clinging to us.

"I don't want to see your face in this mansion. Talk to my mother and end this. So don't think for a moment that you'll stay here to come and steal like all the others." Right at that moment, the door swung open with force, and Sofia, Greed's mother, entered the room with a serious and concerned expression. "Greed, we need to talk," Sofia said, looking at her son seriously. Lizzy took the opportunity to leave the room, leaving mother and son discussing. Although she couldn't hear the conversation, she knew she was the main topic.

he said, “CEO of Blackwell Holdings. He is worth billions. He has never married. He has no public girlfriends and he keeps to himself. He is very private.” I grabbed a pen and wrote everything down. “He is going to be at a gala tomorrow night,” the PI said. “Downtown. Big hotel. Fancy people.” I pressed the phone to my chest after we hung up. Sebastian Blackwell. That was him. That was Leo’s father. __ The next night I borrowed a catering uniform from a friend at the cafe. It was a little too big for me, however I put it on like that. The hotel was huge and it was all glass and bright lit everywhere.

If I used the Rain Flowers against Eclipse pack's villains, that might satisfy their hunger for revenge. Letting them take revenge themselves would be a big disaster. "Fine then. But you do know this is a better reason for you to tell Beta Jackson the truth about his mate, right?" Black was right, Lila's father was a Beta so he definitely knew more about weapons, especially because of his regular trips to the human town. "I guess I have no choice then. Right now, I need all the help I can possibly get. This simply meant I had no right to turn down any help I would get." I eventually agreed to Black's plan.

Laia's POV It had been several days since the data breach happened at my father's company and he remained unconscious. Despite his attempts to handle the situation by himself, Aziel was clearly struggling. He tried to assure me that he didn't need my help, but I could see through his facade. The news about the significant data breach had spread like wildfire throughout the internet, and I felt a sense of urgency to act. I had no choice but to utilize all of my connections to attempt to quell the media frenzy and keep the news from reaching the general public.

The applause. The congratulations. I had seen it with my own eyes. No explanation could erase that. "I made my choice," I said quietly. Maya studied me for a moment. Then she nodded. "Okay." She stood and headed toward the door. Before leaving, she paused. "One more thing." I frowned. "What?" "The news said Ethan Blackwood has been searching for someone." My heart skipped a beat. Maya's gaze softened. "They didn't mention a name." They didn't have to.