Aku Dan Tante Ku Novels & Stories

“I brought up the apple thing on purpose. Auntie and Lucas both took my side, and my cousin was so angry her face turned green. It was hilarious.” “Everything my cousin has will belong to me sooner or later. Whatever she has now, I’ll have too.” “Auntie bought me new clothes while my cousin has to wash her own laundry. Haha.” Every single post felt like a knife stabbing into my chest. It wasn’t because I didn’t already know those things happened, but that she had written them down so clearly, like a list of trophies. A record of how she slowly pushed me out of that family step by step.

kwento nya sa akin Nilapag ng maid ang pagkain sa gitna namin. Sabay kaming nagpasalamat at umalis na sya. Syempre pinauna nya ako na sumandok bago sya "Don't worry, may tatawag na sayong kuya" sabi ko sa kanya "Kaka excite. Bukas pag uwi ko, may tatawag sa akin kuya Kurt" nakangiting sabi ni Kurt habang kumukuha ng pagkain

I would've believed that I'd finally become part of this family. Yet, everything that happened in my past life served as a cold reminder that direct blood ties were not so easily severed. No matter how hard I tried, I was simply incomparable to Camila in Aunt Leah's heart. Since that was the case, why should I keep deluding myself? I would repay Aunt Leah the money I owed, and we'd be done. There'd be no more entanglements. I forced a faint smile and was about to say something when Uncle Randy snatched the notebook from my hands.

Paniguradong maraming babae na ang nagpapakaloko roon ngayon. Mabilis akong nag-ayos saka napagpasyahang bumaba. I found myself taking my way to the dining room, a little nervous since I was expecting to see my relatives. I'm not wrong when I saw my mother together with my aunties, titos, grandparents and cousins. Halos lahat ay masama ang titig sa kanya. She doesn't seem to care, though. "Kelsey! Ikaw na ba 'yan? Mas lalo kang gumanda, a!"

"No matter what you say, I don't have a plan. You know that I hate commitment. They're all the same," "Duh! Women are different, if you can talk like that you might be forgetting that I'm your sister and I'm a girl," I said. "So you're a girl? I thought you weren't," I hit him quickly. "Storm Kyzer Alcantara, you're getting on my nerves! You're ugly," I shouted. "If I'm ugly, so are you Princess Kiara Alcantara because we're siblings." Then he laughed. "Whatever you say brother, as long as I believe that the time will come when your heart will soften again. It's been so many years and you should forget about Kaye." I exclaimed.

she argued. "And they are my Aunties, Papa!" Keanu said triumphantly. "Yes, yes, and I bet Aunt Evanore and Aunt Alora are our Aunties first!" Tabitha interjected. “I don’t think that counts,” I said. “What if I say mama is beautiful?” Keanu said. I gasped and replied, “Take it back, you mate thief!” They both broke into a fit of giggles. “Papa is so silly,” Tabitha said, wrapping her arms around my neck to press a kiss to my jaw.

The moment my eyes met purple ones, we both knew and had a mutual understanding about how we had messed up. “Aria, this is your father's brother, your older uncle, you can call him Uncle Ronald.” Oblivious to the tension between us, Mrs.Laura said.

she muttered mostly to herself, tugging her hair like she was going crazy. I bit back a laughter at her dramatic reaction. “And….” I drawled out. "And?" she pressed. "My mate," I added. My mother's face contorted in confusion. "Mate?" she repeated. I nodded. "It means we're meant to be together," I explained. "Bound by something deeper than love," I added. My mother's gaze dropped, her mind reeling. "This is too much," she whispered. I squeezed her hand. "I know," I said.

People always expected me to fight with her and be jealous but all the love I get from friends and relatives is enough for me. I just wish I really had parents I could call my own. "We have a gift for you." Aunty Ronke announced as we stood outside. "Really?"My eyes lit up in excitement. "We will show you later, suspense." My cousin,Tamara squinted her eyes at me.She was Aunty Ronke's daughter. She was like an elder sister to me and her brother, Deji, a protective elder brother. They both made me feel like I was their little sister so all three of us were close.

Among Mother Kiara's cousins, Aunt Kennedy is my favorite. She hugged me back. She's with a man I haven't met before. “Auntie, you're here. Why didn't you inform me?” I told her, she chuckled. She's younger than Mother Kiara. “Well, my mate invited me, that's why I came here and I wasn't wrong. You're actually here,” she said as we separated our hugs. I was shocked to find out that she found her mate after those years. “I’m so happy for you Auntie.” I told her and gave her a quick hug.