Where Is Max And Ruby Parents Novels & Stories

Anything could happen when dealing with that woman and her magic. Max staggered into his parents' residence, then plopped on the sofa and closed his eyes. He didn't have the guts to return to the base where he and Ivory had made a comfortable home. The reality became uncomfortable when they imagined Lyra would not be by their side. No one knew where the baby was and whether Linea had taken her or if she had disappeared.

Max tried to convince his sister. She was mute for a while before responding, “What way leads to my room?” “Over there. But I will take you,” Max responded and led Freya toward her room. Max, Freya, Liam - my Gamma, and my Aunt, Marigold were the only family I had after the death of my parents. Lyrik was only a friend and mostly acted like my secretary. Max and Freya’s father was my father’s Beta before the cartel fight that claimed his life and that of his wife. After their death, my parents raised Max and Freya, and we all stayed in the same mansion.

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.

“Fine. I’ll meet with him but I’m not spending anything less than thirty minutes in that house.” “Perfect.” Axel’s eagerness for me and his family to make up was slightly disconcerting, but Aubrey and Avery had agreed to meet in Maxim's house. It was only fair that I met our father in their house. Just because I was going to meet him didn’t mean we were going to become one happy family suddenly. It would take ages to build up a relationship. The things I had been through in that house were enough to scar me. It was a fucking miracle I didn’t have night terrors or nightmares every night.

“I heard that she froze to death at a rest stop. Why were her parents so careless?” “Poor thing. It’s supposed to be a joyous time, yet this happened…” My mother was kneeling before the coffin as she sobbed pitifully. She kept repeating, “Myra, I know my mistake… It’s my fault… Please come back to me…” My father stood next to her with tears in his eyes. He looked like he had aged ten years in a matter of days. Mandy was also crying sadly. She touched my photo and whispered, “Myra, I’m sorry… I shouldn’t have cut the queue the other day… I’m sorry…”

I dialed Raya's number in an attempt to understand more of the situation, but she wasn't picking. Ryan sent the address, as I had never been there before, and I gave it to the driver immediately. "Take me to this place, and I'll double your payment... No, triple." He understood the assignment, and I was there within record time. "Ryan, Raya, what is wrong?" "Maxwell," Raya said the minute she saw me, and she melted into my arms, tears pouring out of her eyes and all. Michael and Leah, the two other children, were there, but Kyle was nowhere to be found.

They can't keep their hands off each other even in our presence and it's disgusting watching or hearing your parents make out. Taking advantage of what Mom said, I promised to take good care of Ruby and of course, would bring her back to Asteroy, it was only then mom left. “Seriously? You're going to do as mom said?” “No. You've given her three days. Let's see what happens before her time elapses. If she's pretending to be someone else, she'd try to escape, if not...she'd remain here.” And just like I predicted, she sneaked out on the third day.

The room fell silent as Ruby and Stephan exchanged a worried glance. "It's getting late, Dad, Mom. I think you guys should go home. If anything pops up, I will let you know," Stephan suggested, his concern evident in his tone. "No, I can't go home when my grandson isn't back," his mother replied firmly. Stephan looked at his father for help as his mother could be very stubborn. His father had to gently persuade her before she agreed to go home. She got up and went to Ruby, hugging her and promising to do everything within her power to get Ethan back home before she left

Adam picked up his phone and saw a series of missed calls from his mother, he texted her he will be at home for dinner. After work, Adam drove down to his parent's house. Entering the gates of his parent's house, memories of his childhood began to play in his mind. The endless tea parties, ball parties, hosting one event or the other. His parents never had time for him, he was always with Mrs Cooper his nanny. She was more of his mother than his real mother. The Maxwell family had to live up to their name, all his mother cared about was making more money and traveling. His dad on the other hand enjoyed doing business, so he spends most of his time doing that.

Zab and I looked at each other and we couldn't help but smile at the thought that we are thinking the same thing. "Story of our life." We both answered her, before standing up. "What?" That was all Ruby could say before we hauled her up from the seat and almost dragged her, following our parents. We stood by the door, behind our parents. Ruby in the middle, Charlie on Zab's side, and Gavin on mine. A few more minutes and the door opened, revealing the whole Landers family, even Gallan was there. Grayson smiled immediately when he saw Ruby, but his parents were not amused.