Tina From Angry Grandpa Novels & Stories

“Mommy, I am married but he still didn’t truly claim my body, I thought grandmother crazy but in truth she did me a huge favor.” Jazz stood circling the tearoom restless. “What’s going on?” Tina Duncan stepped into the tearoom. “Morning grandmother,” “Is something wrong Jazz?” “Can I talk with you openly?” “Yes, off course Jazz.” Tina sit down across from her. This instantly annoys her. Going closer to her she gently helped her grandmother to sit in the chair she knew since childhood. Tina softly laughed. “What’s on your mind child?” “I might have been overly romantic but I just learned what a fool I was. You remember Allan Black?”

Casey said. "What a lovely name". Tina said and patted his head. "I'm your grandmother, and this your grandfather". Tina said and pointed at Peter who was still grinning happily. Casey nodded his head and called out, "Grandpa, Grandma". Tina was so happy that you could see her teeth. "Are you ok? She asked when she heard what Butler said earlier. " Yes grandma, I'm ok". Casey said and smiled showing his handsome face. Tina held her chest and said, "You are so cute".

Tina said brilliantly. Rosaline fondly pinched her nose and she giggled. "Sometimes, there are certain things one may do that makes it hard for us to forgive, like what your grandma did. The most important thing is that your grandpa forgave her and now they are together," Rosaline explained to little Tina's understanding. "What did grandma do?" Tina asked curiously. "Remind me to tell you about it once you clock eighteen," Rosaline said. Tina grumbled.

“I love my grandson, but I won’t let it slide if he dares to bully you!” Madam Langford was well aware that Tina was a pitiful orphan. She would do everything to make Tina feel loved and appreciated. Although Tina hated Samuel to the core, she was still extremely grateful to Grandma Langford. “Madam Langford, you don’t have to worry about me.” Tina was still trying to explain herself. “Tina Lynd! It’s your turn to make your statement. You’d better be honest!” A loud voice blasted through the receiver. Grandma Langford was curious. “What statement? Tina, where are you? And why is it so noisy around you?”

Casper was about to close the door to a private room when he saw grandpa walking towards them and opened it wider, allowing the old man to enter. Tino smiled and walked to meet Grandpa halfway. "Grandpa, happy birthday." Grandpa didn't hide his displeasure and said, "I see you are now so fond of my grandson that you push me away." Tino was slightly contrite but his domineering personality hid it well. It was true that he and grandpa were good friends but this was a matter of urgency and knowing Casper's shoot-to-kill method, he was the right person to handle it.

dad speaks trying to soothe Tina's anger but it didn't work. "You all think I'd drag myself just to be favorite? I'm fantastic, strong, and smart not like this Iver bearing child of yours and it would do you well to stop disturbing the peace I have in my room by singing odd lullabies" Tina commands her voice sounding fierce. It is evident she hated the fact that I'm being called favorite but then she did spice it up a bit with the whole lullaby thing. "Tina stop yelling at dad" the little me defends although I seem to be about 14 years of age already.

When they reached, she saw her grandson happily chatting with Tina and became infuriated by the scene. “ Johnson?” She shouted at her grandson. Johnson, thinking his grandmother wanted to look trouble for Tina again, stood between the two.

Tina walked out right as I was about to open her door. "Ma'am." Tina walked out with a tray of food in her hands. "Tina. how are you doing? Is everything okay?" "Yes ma'am," "Is Grandma still asleep, and did she refuse to eat?" I asked, pointing to the tray she was holding. "Yes, ma'am, she is still asleep, so I decided to return the food when she is awake, I will have to microwave it and bring it back for her," Tina explained.

Tina didn't think at all, just plain annoyed at Minho and Haneul. The front door opened, making Tina jump in her place. But it was a familiar face she saw. Tina broke into a smile, running toward the woman. "Lola Lita!" "Tina. Oh my God. You're here." her grandmother took her in her arms, a huge smile on her face, "When did you get back? Are you all done with work in South Korea?"