What Happened To Max And Ruby's Parents Novels & Stories

After my sister, Elina Spencer, died, I became her replacement. I copied everything she did and bent over backward to please them, all because I wanted to matter to them just a little more. But there was only ever room for Elina in their hearts. They never stopped reminding me that I was nothing more than her substitute, that I should never dream of taking her place. Then one day, Elina—the one everyone thought was dead—came back. At last, I was free. I left this world in peace. Only then did they regret everything. They cried as they chased after me, pleading for me to return, begging for my forgiveness. But I was already dead.

“Max, is everything okay? You’ve been really quiet lately. If something’s bothering you, you can tell me.” Max hesitated, staring out at the waves. He took a deep breath before speaking, his voice tinged with worry. “It’s my dad. He lost his job last month, and things have been really hard at home. My parents are fighting a lot, and I’m trying to help out where I can, but… it’s tough.” Lillian reached for his hand, squeezing it gently. “I’m sorry, Max. I had no idea. Why didn’t you tell me sooner?”

“Oh? Then how do you think I’m supposed to talk to you?” Ruby’s heart began to rise once more. It was not because she had a crush on Max, but because she was terrified. She tugged the Max’s shirt and whispered, “He is always that mean, so you had better not to piss him off. He likes to best when people flatter him.” Max then asked Mr. Frey, “I heard that you like people flattering you, right? Sorry, but that’s not something I had do.” Ruby’s hand trembled with nervousness. Then as she predicted Mr. Frey yelled something that could send shivers down every student’s spine, “Call your parents now!”

He mouthed back. By now, Ruby was a crying mess, reliving the most painful night of her life. The night she lost her parents and almost her older sister on Middletown's Bridge. Her least favourite place in the entire universe. A place that haunted her dreams for months after the accident, tormenting her of how she could've done more...of how she could've helped.

For the first time, hesitation crossed his face—the kind of hesitation that made my blood run cold. I stared at him, my heart hammering. “What’s wrong?” My voice cracked with desperation, my throat raw from crying. “Tell me. Please.” His gaze met mine, burning with something that looked dangerously close to dread. His long deep breath that escalated heavily sent a shiver down my spine. "Hades! What's wrong?" My voice barely came as tears rolled down my cheeks. "Ruby's parents are here. They want to take Ruby permanently since she can't stay here longer than we thought she could!"

"I don't think he’ll get married before he can catch his parents' killer. As the rumors say, he’s been looking for his parents' killer all this time. Maybe when he succeeds, he will introduce her fated mate to the public as well. Because don’t you think it is impossible he hasn't found his fated mate yet?" "Ah, you're right. It might be like that. But there's no harm in trying, right? Who knows, if we can't sleep with him, we can sleep with his friend?" Wait, I just found out that Max's parents were murdered. Because from the news I read on the internet, Max's parents were declared dead because of a single incident. And that's why he's an only child and is very rich because he inherited his

"Max... You remember what happened that day?" Russell carefully started the conversation as he asked him, but he shook his head. "We were sleeping uncle. We don’t know what happened. When we woke up we were in the hospital. And then we saw you." Max replied. Russell sighed. "Well... Your mom and dad got their car hit by a truck. They were brought to Uncle Carson's hospital. The doctors tried to save them, but they were very injured. So...." He paused to hold back his tears. The kids were staring at him.

I said, not reading too much meaning into it. “What about Anaya?” I asked, as I hadn’t seen my baby around. “Well, you stayed out too late so I had to put her to sleep,” Ruby explained. “Oh thank you Ruby, for always…” “You don’t need to thank me. Just keep bringing juicy gist for me,” she stated dramatically. “What are you guys talking about?” Max came into the kitchen. I looked at Ruby with a frown. Why didn’t she tell me he was around? “Well don’t blame me,” she stated. “I thought he had gone too.”

her mom told her. It was hard to listen to. It sounded as though they had been through such an awful lot already. Her mother seemed like a friendly person, and I could tell by the relief in her voice that Ruby meant the world to her. I heard her talking to the cops, explaining to them about Ruby’s dad. That he died at work during a construction accident, and that Ruby had been having a hard time dealing with it. They had moved from North Carolina to Michigan, and they didn’t know a soul.

said Alex with a confused face "Come on, hurry up, we have to go back home now. Mom and Dad have to work. " Said, Mrs Maxwell. Alex lowered his head and went straight to his father and mother. Alex glanced at the room and then walked away with his parents. He looked a little worried about Ruby who was still screaming in pain, but all of that immediately left Alex out of his mind. He sighed while reassuring himself that he didn't need to care about strangers whom he had only met once by chance at the hospital.