روايات وقصص ضمن Ball On The Family Season 2

It was because I was spoiled and stubborn back then, insisting on chasing after a balloon that flew away. However, on the way, we encountered a once-in-a-century mudslide. It was Serah's parents who saved me. Her parents both died in that mudslide, protecting me. Their bodies were never recovered. Out of guilt, my parents adopted her. But from that moment on, my world turned upside down. Sera stole all the love my family had for me. She would deliberately frame me. Whenever I tried to explain, My family members always accuse me of being jealous and immature.

Her son was only 16, but he was the best big brother and a very responsible child, probably due to the situation they had to live in, where he couldn't hang out with friends as much as a child that age should, and Eleanor felt guilty, but it was the best they could do. “He is stranded with Larry?” Carrigan asked as she paused the knitting to look at her daughter, whose facial expression showed that she too knew the resemblance of that night in 2018. Eleanor just merely nodded and stood, grabbing her empty wine glass and heading to the kitchen to refill it. “Drinking won’t make him be here darling, you know that.” Her mother said she couldn’t tell the woman what to do because she had her age,

"You've got some nerve putting your hands on me, you old hag!" Mom and Grandma Madeline descended into a full-on brawl, clawing and shoving at each other. I stayed tucked away in the shadows, watching the spectacle. I didn't dare step in to break them apart. Jesse strolled into the kitchen for a popsicle, barely sparing a glance for the two of them. She looked at the women clawing at each other's hair with pure revulsion and said, "You guys better stop this instant. You're being so loud I can't even get my beauty sleep over all this racket."

She gave her aunt Nadine a big nod, and confidence returned to her face as she prepared for another ball. And, like always, Summer never disappoints. She swung her bat flawlessly and hit the ball with a loud thud that made Dad and Dad Gavin yell, punching the air triumphantly as my daughter began to run. “Home run! Home run!” Some of the females and their mates were yelling, and my eyes didn’t know where to focus. I knew she hit the ball hard, but I didn’t want to take my eyes off her as she sprang forward, so I had no idea where the ball went.

I didn’t want to think about it, but the thought of us becoming one happy family was irresistible, even though I knew it could never happen in my lifetime. "He just wanted you for the baby," I reminded myself, rubbing my face to shake the idea away. I tried to think about other things that didn’t involve Axel, like how much I wished for my brother to wake up soon or longed for a life free of worries until the end. Lost in my thoughts, I didn’t notice the ball heading toward me. When I realized it, the ball was inches from my face. I squeezed my eyes shut, bracing for the hit—but it never came. Suddenly, like a gust of wind, someone appeared, their presence brushing my hair back, and caught t

It was glowing green. “Morning.” He greeted me with a smile. My palms began to sweat. My mom was holding a scroll glowing with a darker green. She was reading something. She muttered a word under her breath and dad stepped out of the way. Mom thrust her hand forward and the blue ball floated and it tried to get out of the grip. Its flame was slowly burning out. My mom screamed an incantation and she fisted her hand. The ball disappeared in a thin smoke. “Morning, dear.” My mom said putting the scroll down. I felt my skin burning. She turned to dad.

Mum looks happily at me, Lisa is giddy, Benjamin, Richard and Riggs don't look happy which is annoying I thought I looked good. Riggs comes over to me "You look absolutly beautiful Aurora." kissing my cheek. "Why didn't you look that way when you first saw me." "Sorry little sis but seeing you like that means we will have more males to fight off." I laugh at that. Me, Lisa and Benji leave together saying by to my family and saying see you there. We get to the hall where the ball is being held and it was magnificent the lights hung everywhere making it sparkle. As we walked in eyes came to us and the unexpected happened I could feel that my mate was here.

her. Linna went straight down to the salon, and when she came out, most of the eyes were on her. She felt like a model on the catwalk. She saw her parents talking to other people and smiled, despite all the past chaos her family now had a great relationship with the old partners and the current ones too. The Scully family also passed by his vision, Barbara and Roney looked slightly out of place. Although they accepted the invitation, they accepted with the intention of indirectly helping their son take care of his own shit.

We walked back toward the athletic fields as a family, our sons chattering excitedly about the various events and comparing their performances to other teams. Kyle ran up to join us, with David, Miranda, and Amber following behind. "Kingston-Chen alliance for the win!" Kyle declared, high-fiving each of my sons in turn. "We definitely dominated," Troy agreed. "Even when Lake betrayed us in the water balloon fight." "It's not betrayal, it's strategy!" Lake protested. "Besides, Dad wasn't mad." "Dad was impressed," I confirmed, ruffling his hair. "That was a perfect throw." The athletic field had been transformed while we were gone. Someone had set up a small stage area with a podium and micro

“I’m gaining favor with Dominic’s parents. Something you’ve lost.” I glance toward the stage where Dominic stands, rigid and silent. “Let’s hope,” I mutter. “What was that?” Vivian hisses. Before I can answer, the microphone squeals. Dominic’s mother taps it once. The room falls silent. “Welcome, welcome. And thank you for your patience,” she says smoothly. “We have an announcement to make.” I fold my hands in my lap, pulse ticking steadily now. “The family had been waiting for this day to come. And I’m pleased to share it all with you. There will be a ball,” she continues. “In the coming weeks. Attendance will be mandatory.”