Victoria Justice Parents Novels & Stories

“You were all for this system when you thought it would let you favor Julianne. Now that it’s not working for you, you want to shut it down. “You made me live in a closet-sized store room and eat your scraps! You ignored me every time I begged for help when I was being bullied at school. You call that a mere oversight? “You’re telling me not to keep score. If we’re really family, the shares shouldn’t matter. So, why do they matter so much to you?” My mother’s expression gradually darkened, while my father let out an incredulous laugh. “Wonderful. Just wonderful! We really raised a backstabbing little snake!” At that moment, Julianne rushed in as she held up her phone. “Don’t get all smug, Zi

I stood there, frozen, still holding the phone to my ear. As the scene abruptly ended there, Judge Caine brought down the gavel. "On the first charge, the defendant is not guilty." At that verdict, my parents and Cody glared at me, their teeth clenched. A third of the relatives who had been backing Mom earlier fell silent. But some still spoke up. "What does this prove? So what if a son spends a little money on his mother? Even if she didn't tell him which hospital, he could've found out if he really cared."

Was that Dad Victor ? "No, we can not declare war on them. We have no legitimate reason to do so. Joy neither revealed her identity to them nor is she his mate. We can not act rashly,” Mom replied. Mom and Dad Victor were here !! "But he hurt our daughter,” Dad Valen spoke as he caressed my head. "He hurt our princess badly,” he brokenly said. It was not hard to deduce that they knew about Lex and me. That tattletale, Dante must have told them everything.

Victoria might be able to ruin her marriage with Rowan, but she was not going to let her hurt or molest a child, especially Noah. *Jerry, do me a favor and spy on this woman, Victoria James. Thank you. * Astrid typed and sent a picture of Victoria to him. she was determined to protect the little child from his vicious scheming mother.

"He took everything from me. My wife. My son. My life. Scarlet was mine first and he couldn't stand that, so he seduced her and married her and turned her against me. Now Jace calls him dad and looks at me like I'm a stranger." "So this is about jealousy." "This is about justice. Damian thinks he's better than me. Always has. The perfect golden child who can do no wrong. Well, I'm going to show everyone who he really is." Victoria smiled and this time there was real warmth in it, the warmth of shared hatred. "Fine. I'll do it. I'll keep protecting the baby with my lifw. I'll refuse the paternity test until they force me. I'll make their lives hell."

She looks like she hasn't slept in days. And in her hand, she's holding a gun. Behind her, through the crack in the door, I see my father in the bed. His eyes are wide with fear. "Finally." Victoria's voice is brittle, unhinged. "You all destroyed my life. My career. My future. Everything." She raises the gun slightly. "It's time for justice."

"You have enough to bring them down." "I have enough to start. But I need your help to finish it. You have resources I don't. You have a name. You have the world's gaze after that story you published." Victor pitches forward. "The DeVries family is powerful. They have lawyers. They have connections that stretch back a century. But they've never faced anyone like you." Julian seals the folder. His hand holds steady. "You want me to crush them." "I want you to get justice for your mother. The way I never could."

Victoria said, sweetly. I cringed inwardly. I knew that voice. It sounded sweet, but I knew that it was really malicious. Victoria didn't care about my parents or their approval. "Oh, you're so good for my son. I'm so glad the two of you are together," my mother said. She patted Victoria's cheek. "I'll make sure we all have fun tomorrow." "I'm sure you will," I said, smiling at her. "We should go mingle." I put my arm around Victoria's waist and pulled her away from my parents, half dragging her in the opposite direction of some potential investors.

Although I’d adopted her, Becky has been her only real parent these last few years. She’s the one who’d spent most of the time with the girls, taking care of them, or so I’d thought. Now with Victoria’s dismissal from school and her mom being arrested not once but twice, she must be terrified. From what I remember, she hadn’t had it very easy in life before they moved here. That’s the main reason why I’ve been more lenient with her in the past.

That evening, after Sophie is asleep in the magnificent blanket fort that now dominates their living room, Aria and Marcus sit on the porch with glasses of wine and heavy hearts. "What do we do about Victoria?" Marcus asks. "I don't know. Legally, she can't touch Sophie. The adoption will be final in a few weeks." "But?" "But Victoria Sterling has never accepted legal limitations as final answers." Aria's phone buzzes with a text from James Morrison. Need to see you tomorrow before court. Victoria Sterling's lawyers filed a motion claiming you're an unfit parent. They have photos. Her blood turns to ice. "What photos?" Marcus asks, reading over her shoulder.