Wish Grandpas Never Died Novels & Stories

It was everything Dad had left behind, and it was proof that doing the right thing still mattered. I stopped outside the entrance and spoke quietly, as if he could hear me. "It's over, Dad. The people who tried to take advantage of us got what was coming to them. "You lived your whole life as an honest man, and I made sure nobody got away with disrespecting you after you were gone. "No one is ever going to use your name to line their pockets again." The breeze stirred gently around me, and for a moment it felt like an answer, something soft and reassuring that I couldn't quite put into words.

"Then I want... I want Great-Grandpa you to always stay with me so that all my wishes can come true!" Cherry said with a smile, but sadness surged inwardly. 'Great-grandpa treats Cherry so well… I don't want him to leave so soon.' Jeff thought it was just a mischievous trait typical of children, so he rubbed Cherry's head with a smile. "Okay, Great-grandpa will always be with you. When you grow up, I'll still be around to see which rascal has the guts and potential to marry my precious great-granddaughter."

Dave quickly reached for a wipe and cleaned her mouth and dress. "Don't you know when to talk, grandma?" Dave complains. Grandma Calliope brushes off his bantering words and continues, "I need to play with my grandbabies before I die, I am not getting any younger..." Dave hates it when she talks about dying and it makes him feel bad. "You aren't dying anytime from now, so stop bothering about it" Grandma Calliope shakes her head in denial, "No one can tell, not you, or me or anyone." Suddenly, the smile on her face was replaced with sadness and she stared at nothingness

"Tell Grandma I love her too." I rub Coles back soothingly and lean in close so I could say goodbye to him too, "I wish I knew you sooner Grandpa Joe, I'm glad I met you and got to spend some quality time with you. Even if it was short, I'm going to miss our time together. We never got to finish our book and who's going to sing Frank Sinatra to me now?" I sniffle brushing my fingers over his soft cheek, I sigh. "You're an incredible man, and you'll live on in our hearts forever. And don't you forget your promise to me, okay, you tell Grandma Maisie I want to meet her someday." I smile sadly, and Cole takes my hand and places it with his over Grandpa Joe's hand, "Until we meet again, Grandpa.

, Chris mumbled but he heard, " It's the truth, and let me see my grandchildren before I die", " There's no way you'll see your grandchildren before you die", " Gael!!", They screamed his name and Chris hit him hard behind the neck, " Ouch! Why do you hit me?", " Say something like that again and I'm going to break your head", " Not like I'm not telling the truth", he grumbled, "At least let me attend my grandson's wedding before I die", " I'm always ready to get married, grandfather; mum is the one delaying".

"I'm fine... I'm fine. Stop crying." ___ Meanwhile, Candy and Diego returned to the mansion. Old Mavis's eyes teared up seeing Diego. He took slow steps towards his grandson, his eyes glittering with tears. "You're alive," his voice trembled. "You're alive," he said again, hugging him tightly. Diego did the same, smiling. "I'm always alive, Grandpa. We have good news for you," Diego turned his gaze to Candy. "You'll be having a great-grandchild soon."

That a man could love his woman and wife for years unending, taking no other woman even after she was gone? Grandpa really was amazing. Despite his wealth and everything he never remarried or just had someone close by for comfort or affection. He just remained single till he aged to the level he was now, and I heard Grandma died at a young age. That Hudson wasn’t even 12 by then. You could imagine how long that has been, and instead all Grandpa did was hold a memorial for her every year.

He looked ashamed. “Max, please.” Grandma eyed him, “Our grandchildren are here for me. You should be happy that they didn’t abandon us like our son. Caleb and Claire will stay by my side. This near death experience made me realise that there’s just a nano second’s difference between life and death. I don’t know how much time I have left so I want to be with my family. This is my wish and I want you to respect it.” Grandma made it clear to him. I mentally smirked to see Grandpa tasting defeat for the first time.

What a pest, I keep wishing for the day she will get tired and leave my life for good. “You got quite the temper meat head.” I turned and looked at Grandpa reading the Forbes Magazine. “I got it from you so, we are both the same.” “Shut up, you punk.” “I miss you, Grandpa, how wish you were here. Sometimes I wonder where on earth are you now. Are you doing okay? Did you finally meet your wife that you miss so much?” “Well, you don’t need to search for me because I am right in your memories okay? Always remember what I keep telling you so you won’t end your life with regrets and wish you hadn’t taken some drastic decision.”

"You not going to die, I will not let you die." The two cried and hugged each other, Grandpa Jarius had just Calvin, he is his only son, he can't let him die, he can't turn a blind eye to his pain, he is not going to let Calvin die, he too might not survive it, if Calvin passed away.