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

“I don’t need you anymore.” Though Ruby feared me. She was completely in fear. Yet she still approaches me, even though I was still aiming the rifle at her. “R… Ruby… Ruby will behave…” She said, with a weak voice. “Please don’t cast Ruby out…” “I don`t need a stubborn pet that harms her family and one and only friend.” I uttered. “Please don’t cast Ruby out…!” Ruby pleaded. “Papa and mama—” “MOM AND DAD IS NEVER GOING TO COME BACK!!! THEY TOOK EVERY SINGLE THING AND LEFT US BEHIND!!!”

Ruby's mother looked at her and burst into laughter, saying, "Who are you trying to fool? You didn't die at all. Are you making up this story to scare me? Let me tell you, I am strong and fearless, I'm not afraid." Ruby smirked coldly and said, "You are her mother, you know her best. Deep down, you know I am not her." Ruby finished speaking and forcefully pushed her away, grabbing the luggage and leaving. Her voice echoed, "The Butcher family's fate has come to an end, you only deserve to live in refugee camps." Ruby's mother's face paled. Ruby's father clenched his fist and said, "It's a disaster, a disaster. This daughter of mine is simply a waste."

Max persisted, gulping the last of his beer. That same evening, Max showed up at my house, suggesting we go grab some drinks since he had news for me. I had no option but to go with him. Since he was my best friend. I dropped Ruby at my mom's before I left with Max. She didn't mind I was going out. She was even glad to go to her granny's. We had had enough fun together, we went to an amusement park, I took her shopping. And on our way home, we branched a restaurant where I spoiled her a little.

Max scoffs unbelievably. "Were you supposed to go to the restroom when I told you clearly to bring my kids? What if someone kidnapped them? I swear I would've chopped off your dick without hesitation," Alpha Kai says, and I gasp sharply. How can he say that in front of his daughter? "Daddy, don't be mad at Uncle Max. It was my fault. I couldn't wait to see Ariel, so I had to find our here before he left the restroom," Ruby defends Max, and he scoffs.

The woman bled a lot and was said to have died after being sent to the hospital. After Max did the hit and run, he went back to his place and was shocked to see Ruby. Ruby had witnessed the whole thing and asked Max if La Rosa was the one who asked him to do it, but he refused to admit it until she threatened to tell the police. Only then did Max tell the truth. He knelt down and begged her not to tell anyone about it. Ruby chose to stay quiet about it because she liked Max. When Max turned himself in after, he was sent to a labor camp and she never heard from him again.

"It happened, Wyatt, and nothing you could do about that. I know I might sound hypocrite by saying this because oftentimes, I was in your position and felt guilty about my decision. But we chose to move one, remember? The past will haunt us forever and it's understandable if we sometimes fell on the same pit. But we have to move on for Austin, this baby, and us. For our happiness, honey." -- Ruby glanced at me, looking as nervously as I was. We were already in my parents' house and sitting across Mom with hands holding each other's. And where was our son? He was nearby, playing with Cookie. "So, we just came from the clinic." She began her words, which quickly raised a worry on Mom. "What ha

It came out as barely a whisper. "Mom and I went camping." Sofia was talking faster now, words tumbling over each other between sobs. "We were supposed to be gone all weekend. But Mom forgot her credit card, so we came back early and... and we walked in and they were in the bedroom. In our house, Max. In Mom and Dad's bed." I felt like I was going to be sick. Max just kept staring. His face had gone completely white.

Howard nodded, processing, then pressed further: "And her father?" "No information about him," the foster mom replied sadly, shaking her head. "Never in the picture." She stood, holding Ruby's tiny hand. "Come on, sweetheart, back to your ward now." They walked away slowly, Ruby clutching her pink bunny, waving back with a trusting smile. Howard stood frozen, shock rooting him—no parents, no safety net for this brave fighter. Heart heavy, he turned and walked out of the hospital slowly, city bustle blurring as Ruby's light pierced his guarded world.

She loves her mate, family and pack the most and has been waiting for her son to find his mate so she can have grandchildren, just like she keeps saying to tease her son but she did want grandchildren. Gemma Storm - Ruby's late mother Trent Storm - Ruby's late father

I just didn’t want to look at the guy sitting next to him, calmly eating his sandwich like nothing ever happened. Fucking Max. Why did he have to join us for breakfast like he was part of the damn family? “Yeah, I did,” I nodded briefly. “Mom was really worried after I told her about the whole mess last night,” Zach muttered with a small scoff. “But she felt better knowing Max is staying here while I’m at work. At least you’re not alone in the apartment.” I stared at him in disbelief. How could my parents dislike Jack so much, accusing him of leading me into bad influences, and yet be totally okay with their daughter living with a stranger? Did they really think Max was a good guy?