Afton Family Real Life Novels & Stories

"The Arnold family is also investigating this matter. And... yesterday, as I was preparing to take action, they'd already taken away the culprit." "The Arnold family?" Hayson narrowed his eyes. "Yes." The Arnold family stood as the most influential among the Big Four Families of Ventropolis, controlling the city's economic lifeline. They were true aristocrats, while the Jent family couldn't even come close. "When did Madelyn start hanging out with the Arnold family? With Forrest?" "No, it appears to be someone else. I doubt Forrest would defend Madelyn, considering he was likely the one who ordered the attack on her." Forrest was the illegitimate son of the Arnold family. He had some history

"How would you know?" "I made a research online about him, there was limited information on his family, it did speak of the family house he grew up in, but he currently doesn't stay there. It's even been listed that the house was in the market. He is wealthy. There were a lot of Dillions on the internet. I didn't know his last name though until I saw a picture of him. He is from the Shaft family." "Shaft? What family is that?" "One of the wealthiest. The owners of Agio."

Now, the truth—her true identity—was laid bare before him. Jeana's expression shifted to disbelief, her lips parting in shock. She exchanged a look with Aaron, her eyes searching for some explanation. “She’s from the Algernon family?” Jeana whispered, barely able to believe her own words. Aaron didn’t respond immediately. He stood frozen, still processing the shock, his mouth hanging open. His hand jerked away from Jeana’s grip, his gaze still locked on Sophie, his brain struggling to comprehend the truth. The Algernon family were well known in the city and Aaron never in his wildest dreams thought the girl he disregarded and hurt could be part of such an outstanding family.

He was absolutely useless and an idiot who liked to run his mouth only outside of his family without meaning anything to the surname that he carried. The brats were rude, his siblings were asses, his mother was a self important nuisance who was obsessed with a plate of all things while his father was mute. The worst person at the table that day was Nirvana, who kept prancing about how she owned the place, like she was a bonafide member of the family even though she came from such a poor family that Kaitlyn effortlessly bought off. Which parents allow their son’s girlfriend to live with them as they were all one big family?

I shook her off and asked, "Abigail, what gives you the confidence to think that I would definitely choose you?" Abigail reacted as if she had heard the greatest joke. "Who else could it be? The Waller family just suffered a catastrophic investment failure. The Preston family's daughter is chronically ill. As for the Sutton family—" Her lips curved into a cruel smile. "Their daughter is just there to fill the numbers. She's not even worth mentioning. Connor Foster, you have no other option but me." Everything would be clear on my birthday. I had no interest in continuing to be the subject of their gossip.