Big Mom Family Mga Nobela at Kwento

I quietly kissed her palm. Finally, the car stopped in front of the Big Mansion. The first time we found them out and came here, Lenora was a bit surprised, the family was a bit shot in town, and they own the biggest food chain in the country. The family was known for their wealth and social activities those days but not until they lost their favorite granddaughter, the couple lost their only daughter, ever since then there had hardly been news about them, they lived a very quiet life. Lenora held on to me tightly, I assured her everything would be alright and we proceeded into the house where we were welcomed by the family.

Therefore, he put down his chopsticks before he said, “I heard that the young boy from the Webb family has already been hospitalized in the Castle Peak Psychiatric Hospital for the past two days. Just make a trip there and send your greetings to Donald. Tell him not to be offended and that your father is unable to visit him personally because he is not in Aurous Hill.” “Okay, grandpa,” Reuben nodded quickly. The Webb family from Sudbury was even stronger and more powerful compared to the Moore family. Even though the Moore family could rank in the top five families in the South Region, they could not make it to the top three. These top-notch big families were all very close to one another. G

“Does Mom dislike Second Grandpa?” “Not only does she dislike Second Grandpa, she also dislikes their whole family. Especially Second Grandma, Sandra Lewis, and their son, Kyle Cole. They’re especially revolting. That Kyle Cole is in his forties, but he’s still a bachelor. He’s always loafing around, gambling, and is a troublemaker through and through. At any rate, the entire family is exceptionally troublesome. When they heard we bought a mansion, they shamelessly wanted to come over, making Mom very upset.” Tyr chuckled and said, “We’re all relatives, so there’s no need to be this way.”

"What do you have in mind?" "Grandma, do you know the Clarkson family of the top three powerful families in Fairview city?" The old Lady's eyes widened. "Of course I know who they are. The Brown family is just practically a third-rate family compared to the Clarkson family." John grinned slyly as he explained. "Remember the last Big boss/king of the Eastblue city underground organization, Johnson? He was a part of the Clarkson family too."

Definitely not what someone would expect such things to sound like. Silence fell upon them, the two creatures that were present looking at the girl, while she kept humming to herself, convincing her small mind that it was just a bad dream and that her mom would come to wake her up and offer her to sleep in her bed. She didn't think about her dad, they didn't have the same relationship. Richard was always working, barely spending time at home and only coming back when night time came and he didn't have somewhere to go.

"You're just too kind. We're so lucky to have you. You're the Moon Goddess' greatest gift to our family. Alright, we'll do as you say. Let's just focus on your recovery." The golden sunset poured through the healing center's windows, wrapping the four of them in warm light. Watching that perfect family scene, I felt like nothing more than an outsider. I was never a part of this family. I didn't belong in that warmth. I tried to speak, but no one could hear me. I wanted to run, but my soul was still bound to Mom. I could only watch in silence as they repeatedly shamed me.

“Honey, Laura’s not exactly the sharpest at work, so why do you keep spoiling her? When we’re gone, she’ll burn through the family’s fortune in no time. “I really thought we could count on Eva to take care of us when we’re old. But she didn’t answer just now. You don’t think she’s actually mad at us, do you?” Mom looked at Dad with a worried expression. He tossed his cigarette into the ashtray, scowling. “For giving her life, she owes us everything. And Laura was dying. As her older sister, she should be happy to help. What right does she have to be upset? Honestly, we’ve been too soft on her lately. She’s forgetting her place!”

Just family. Just home.

Dad stumbled back and mumbled, his eyes hollow, "It can't be... She was always really healthy... how could she die... it was just a minor surgery..." While they were still engulfed in shock and panic… "Aah!" A loud scream pierced through the banquet hall. It was Mom. She was trying to get up, but her feet felt as heavy as lead and they awkwardly tripped over each other. She fell to the floor clumsily. "My legs! My legs!" she screamed in terror. She tried to stand, only to find her body as stiff as wood, her limbs completely unresponsive. The body coordination and muscle control she had always prided herself on had been completely reclaimed by the system!

And Adrian… I stopped the thought before it could fully take shape, before it could become something I would have to examine too closely. I wouldn’t allow any of it. “David,” I said softly, catching his hand before he knocked over part of the wall. “Look at Mama for a second.” He paused, his eyes lifting to mine. “What’s wrong?” “Nothing’s wrong,” I said gently, pulling him into my lap. “But I need to tell you something important. Remember Mama’s new job? The big one?” He nodded. “The one with the bad men.” A quiet breath slipped out of me.