What Happened To Chloe On Dance Moms Novels & Stories

"Yeah? You’d be crazy too if someone led your only family into a trap and didn’t give a damn what happened after.” My chest rose and fell with ragged breath. Anger flashed in my eyes and she trembled beneath my hand. The things I wish I could do to her for her to realize the damage she had brought unto our lives. I heaved a shaky breath and let her go before I did something I’d regret. Chloe straightened her clothes, still defiant, but her hands trembled. “You and Maya are perfect for each other. Tell her when you find her to come get her termination letter. Good riddance.” She turned and stormed off, the click of her heels sharp against the pavement.

Sometimes Chloe wondered that Ayla loves Andrew more than her. The door opened and Sarah and her father were escorted into the house with a ton of security. Chase squealed in happiness and dashed to Sarah as he hugged her. Chloe greeted them as she introduced Sarah and her father to the rest of her family. Chloe couldn't help but remember her mother. She would be so happy if she was alive but right after a few days of the birth of Chase and Lucas, she passed away because her bp shot up.

Mom stumbled back like she’d been slapped. Her hand flew to her mouth, eyes wide with horror, tears pooling instantly. “Why?” she whispered. “Why would you—Chloe, didn’t you love Dean? Why would you make a decision like that without even talking to him?” Chloe rolled her eyes, exasperated. “You still don’t get it, Mom. I never loved Dean. We were never a thing. And he made it very clear at the wedding that the child wasn’t his.” She looked around, her eyes sharp and calculating. Searching. “Where’s dad?”

"Talk to me, how did this happen? You are always glued to Leo's side. Also who is the father?" Chloe threw her head to the back as the tears fell uncontrollably again. "It happened on the night I had a misunderstanding with Leo. I had walked out on him at a party and he didn't even notice that I was gone. I got drunk and involved in sex with my neighbor. But it didn't end there two nights to my wedding I went to knock on his door to find solace. I should never have. You must be so disappointed in me right now." She sobbed.

She cried, clenching her fist in anger, “Why do I have to get married to a total stranger? Why do I have to do that?” Chloe was only five when her mom died. She was still finding it difficult to cope with the fact that she wouldn't be seeing her mom anymore until her dad remarried. Isabella was sweet to her for some weeks after she got in, but it changed suddenly, and she began to maltreat her. Her dad never believe she when she told him. It got worse when Sarah was born and up to age, she would make Chloe do every chores for her and she couldn't turn it down because of her mom. Chloe was always hoping for the day she would escape from them.

Her mother still resented her for her father's death. Her heart grew cold, bleeding tears. Mom, do you know I'm also your daughter? Do you know that by kneeling before me, you're forcing your other daughter to die? Dad, what should I do? Chloe closed her eyes, and tears rolled down her cheeks. "Chloe... my baby, take care of your mother, take care of Flora and Beck..." Chloe seemed to see her father watching her from the heavens. Suddenly, she opened her eyes, filled with resolute determination. "FINE! I'll marry him!"

My dad stepped in Now I was certain the so-called meeting should start; at least I have someone who doesn't support them in any way. "Chloe came over." Her Mol pulled her in. She was looking worse than I had seen. What happened to her? "Oh my sweet girl, what happened to you?" My mom was about to shed tears already. "Mom!" I called out in anger. "Your son sitting here did this to my daughter for no reason. He captured her and made her his prey." She exaggerated. All those lies and I couldn't say a word. My jaw dropped, I couldn't think of what to say immediately.

She blinked. "I mean, you must have things you have been wanting to ask him about." "Like why he left my brother and I?" She casually threw into the conversation and Nathaniel gave a single nod, his eyes wearing a little guilt. "You also mentioned that your mother left you too. Do you know where she is?" Chloe smacked her lips loudly, her eyes fell on the ceiling above and she said, still with a causal tone, "She is dead." "What?" "She died a year ago."

she said firmly. Chloe had been far from clear-headedness when she played monopoly with her cousin. She had always been fiercely protective of her privacy, and the thought of being exposed like this made her blood boil. Who says a woman could sign an ordinary divorce paper and move on as though she hadn't been married for months? Emma reminded Chloe of the bet they had made. Chloe had lost the bet, and according to their agreement, she had to dance in front of the camera. After a couple of persuasions and a cup of wine later, Chloe stood up to the challenge.

Her involvement made everything extra complicated, because Declan could never deal with her like the other outsiders, or so he thought until now. “Dad?...” Chloe called out in a horrified small voice which could easily be likened to a whisper. She could tell that her father was extremely angry with her, but just couldn’t find how to solve the current situation, as she didn’t see any way of righting her wrongs. Who could right the wrongs of causing a miscarriage like she heard just now? Declan turned around to face her and fixed a burning gaze on his daughter. Looking at her, he was conflicted and didn’t know how to feel about her presence. However, one thing was certain, he wouldn’t let Chlo