Big Mom Family Novels & Stories

In the patriarch hall stayed the elders of the Long family, Long Chen's grandparents, and Li Yuer, they are all looking curiously at Long Chen. Everyone was silent until Grandma spoke. "Chen'er, you are very powerful now, we will be less worried when you go to the academy", Ms. Long said happily.

Everyone's family is different, but nobody seems worried about it. "Emma," Sophie says, sharing her cookies, "you talk about your family like they're superheroes or something." I consider this seriously. "Well, my Great-Grandma Elena is kind of like a superhero. She built a whole company and helps lots of people. And my Mommy and Daddy learned how to fight bad guys by working together instead of fighting each other. And my Uncle Thomas, who used to be confused about love, learned how to be good again." "That does sound like superheroes," Marcus agrees. "My grandpa says families are like teams—everyone has different powers, but you're stronger when you work together."

After hearing Mom’s words, Nathan recoiled from me as if I carried a plague. Turning to the other media and bystanders, he raised his voice. "This is a family matter. We shouldn’t interfere. Her parents and husband are all OB-GYNs. Three doctors wouldn’t misdiagnose the fetus together. And if there really were an issue, the police would’ve resolved it at the station already. We’re talking about an unborn child here. Don’t stir up gossip or feed on someone’s tragedy." With that, he waved for his team to leave. His parting glance at me was laced with pure loathing.

“Under the Werewolf Council Code, abandoning a minor blood relative and endangering their life results in the complete forfeiture of all pack rights and authority.” My father's face was drained of color. “Are… Are you going to take everything from us?” I corrected, “I'm not taking. I'm reclaiming what was mine to begin with.” At that moment, the doors to the hall swung open, and Margaret entered with the legal team of Blackstone Consortium close behind her. She walked straight toward me and rested a gentle hand on my shoulder. I turned my head and gave her a genuine smile. “Mom, thank you for coming.”

I chewed the apple and said, a little muffled, "Yeah, sounds great. Is Dad paying?" My father, who had just walked by, shouted, "Of course. Buy whatever you want. If it makes you happy, I'll buy the whole auction house." See? This was life in a wealthy family. Simple and, honestly, a little boring. Sure, every now and then, some clueless idiot would show up and try to stir things up. But as long as we stuck together, nothing could really touch us. After all, we were a happy, loving family.

The ride to the party site felt like a scene from an all-too-real nightmare. Max sat in the back, humming his favourite song, oblivious to the tension that filled the air ahead. Ben drove calmly, occasionally glancing at me out of the corner of his eye. I was silent, looking out the window. The usually bustling streets of San Francisco felt empty, and my mind drifted away. I couldn't resist the call. I was very aware. Our family : The Moguel family is one of the most powerful in Latin America and the United States. Grandpa had me by the neck, and my neck would snap if I ignored his ultimatum.

"And Mommy loves him. She tells him all the time. She always says things like….uh, 'Dada, you're my superhero!' And Dada says, 'You're mine too, Mommy!' They always hold hands, and they read me stories together. And now we're a real family, with Mommy, Dada, and me! My mommy, Reigna, and my dada, Carlisle! We live in the big penthouse now! We're the bestest family!" The man’s gaze drifted back to the big mango tree, to Mommy and Dada, who were now sharing a gentle kiss, a soft, happy moment under the leaves, their faces close. He watched them, a long, deep sigh escaping him. His shoulders seemed to slump a little, like he was carrying something heavy.

Despite her busy schedule and the demands of her high-powered position, Luna held family as her top priority. Luna came from a large and loving family. She had grown up surrounded by the warmth and support of her parents, siblings, aunts, uncles, and cousins. Their bond was unbreakable, and Luna cherished every moment they spent together. No matter how far her career had taken her, she always made time to be with her family, even if it meant coordinating schedules and crossing time zones.

Dad interrupts while hugging Mom. "You can't even crawl properly." Mom said while pinching Dad's nose and we all laughed. In case you're wondering, Mom and Dad have six children in total, Me, Jim, Billy, Jerry, Ellie and Patricia. Yeah, we're one big happy family now, for anyone who tries to make fun of our only sister, they have to face her five brothers first... That's according to Billy by the way, the rest of us doesn't care and we don't give a fuck, we let Patricia to fight for herself, she's not in the drama they saw on Television. But it doesn't mean we don't love her.

When my SAT results come in, I'm stunned to see a score of just 550, even though I've always been one of the top students in my class. For the first time, my parents pull me into a hug and gently reassure me. "It's okay. We'll pay for you to retake the SAT next time." Tears well up in my eyes as I promise them, "I'll get into a good college next time. I won't let you down." They prepare a lavish dinner, then send me off to bed with smiles. Late that night, I hear laughter coming from my parents' room. A beat later, I hear the voice of my little sister, Olivia Clark, drifting through the crack in the door. "Mom, Dad, you're amazing! I'll be headed to a top college soon!"