Yung Miami Parents Novels & Stories

He then claimed, “Your honor, in this trial we will prove to you that Mister Vlad Cross’ claims are untrue. We will also point out how Liam Wright is in a better environment, with a loving family - parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins, too. With the Wrights, he has a complete family that every child wishes to have.” Pointing down with his finger, Yael added, “In the next few days, we will prove to you that Kaleb and Scarlett Wright are the better parents who will influence Liam to be a productive, talented and lawful citizen, someone Braeton City could be proud to call its very own native one day.” ***

She knew Yvette didn't like luxurious items at all. Zachary didn't know what was going on either and shook his head. He thought about it and looked up at Kiki. "Well, they say that women do this from time to time, right?" She was stunned. Then, she gently knocked on his head. "Don't believe whatever you see on the internet, you brat." … The gathering for the parents was in the afternoon. Yvette headed to the kindergarten that morning to invest in it. The kindergarten's director, Ronnie Hart, welcomed her personally.

Hannah immediately turned toward her daughter. “Miley?” Miley lowered her head. Kyle leaned forward. “Is that true? Why didn’t the school contact us?” Silence. I spoke up gently. “The school didn’t contact you because it was an in-school situation. But I asked them to notify us about anything involving SJ.” Both parents looked stunned. Kyle stood up suddenly. “Excuse us for a moment.” He and Hannah stepped into the hallway. The kitchen was silent. I looked at Miley. “I’m not trying to embarrass you,” I said calmly. “But you two are young. My job as a parent is to make sure things don’t go too far too fast.”

After scolding Reece, she turned to the woman and said, “Mrs. Yuherni, please calm down. We will give you an explanation for this matter. We’re still trying to contact her parents.” Mrs. Yuherni was a woman of high status in Tong City; her father worked in the real estate industry. From the moment the children had clashed, the Yuherni family had already bribed the people at the police station. Even so, her expression remained ugly. She gritted her teeth and said, “I told you, this matter won’t be resolved easily! Raising a bastard like this—if her parents aren’t locked up, then this child isn’t allowed to leave here!”

Reynolds's sneer deepened as he openly scrutinized Liam from head to toe before continuing, "For an ordinary family like yours, getting your child into our school must have taken quite some effort. If you had money, why didn't you show it earlier? You should know that parents start enrolling their children in our school as soon as they're four years old, yet you only send your daughter here when she's six years old. If you had the means, why didn't you enroll her sooner?" This statement immediately made the other parents understand the situation, and their eyes were filled with disdain as they looked at Liam. At that moment, the father of the boy who pushed Jovie also stepped forward with th

The woman was a bitch, but a whole new level, Maya didn't think about or even consider, coming from a ML mother, especially since the ML's backstory is always either really tragic or extremely normal; but for her to be that ignorant and uncaring of her child, it makes her want to punch herself in the face and teach herself some logic. "Never do that again or I will put a leach on you." Lennon warned her as they stepped in the hotel, with everyone looking at them weirdly with the amount of food they have in their hands, are they pigs? Both of the parents look like models and the child looks only a bit chubby, are they feeding the homeless?

I’ll make them pay for this! Theodore let out a derisive laugh when he saw their flashy punk-style profile pictures. Then, with clear sarcasm, he read the two brazen messages aloud in front of my biological parents, Arnold and Eleanor Sedgewick. The fake daughter, Jenna Sedgewick, doubled over laughing. She wiped the tears at the corners of her eyes away, her voice dripping with disdain. “This is hilarious, Willa. You really think those two street-thug parents of yours can take on the Sedgewick family? You’re biting off more than you can chew.”

He glanced at his wristwatch. Her school was about to close an hour later. He and Violet were supposed to pick her up. “Oh, some bees visited our school today, Daddy.” Mimi smiled. “The teachers quickly put some of the kids inside the school bus to take them home. But Matt's parents gave me a ride. Matt's Daddy looked scary, Mummy, but Matt told me not to fear him just like how he doesn't fear my Daddy.” That boy again. Recalling who his father was, Clyde wasn't that surprised. They were rivals in business after all.

At that time, Mia was willing to do anything for any people as long as they could promise justice for her parents. “When the right time comes, remember what you have promised today.” Mr. Powell stood up and left. A few days later, local police arrested Quincy Anderson and charged him with DUI murder. Mr. Garcia later paid for Mia’s parents’ funeral and left a deposit for Calvin’s hospital costs and a phone number for her to call in case of an emergency.

“No. I’m fine. Really.” Zach tilted his head, unconvinced. “Miley…” I exhaled and tried to give him a different truth. “It’s just…” I stared down at my hands. “Moving here hasn’t been easy. Miami’s… loud. Brixley’s loud. Everyone already knows everyone, and I’m just the weird new girl from New York. My parents split up, my mom’s working all the time… it’s been a lot. Sometimes it just hits me at random.”