Novel & Cerita Biological Family

D shrugs. “It doesn't matter. Over the last months, I've learnt that family is not blood, family is actions, love and loyalty. Molly may be biologically related to me but that doesn't make her my sister,” she says before putting the fork full of food in her mouth.

"I brought you here because I needed you to hear what I am about to say in a room where nobody else can be listening." He looked at me then. "Blood does not define family," I said. "I know that sounds simple and I know you have heard versions of it before but I need you to understand what I mean specifically. Castro being your biological father does not make him your family. It makes him the man whose DNA you carry and that is a biological fact with no moral weight attached to it." "You are saying it does not matter," Ace said.

A family built on choice instead of obligation. On love instead of biology. On commitment instead of convenience. The best kind of family. Our family. Forever.

" Who else can you possibly be talking about? " I didn't have any other family, not like the first could even be considered family. Marina and Joyce have each other a look causing my skepticism to increase greatly. It was like they were talking to their selves in code or something. " Your parents, your biological parents". I blinked multiple times as the wheels in my head began slowing down. " Biological parents?" I repeated and both Joyce and Marina nodded. " Like you mean, the people who really gave birth to me? " I was still very much in disbelief.

Still, I studied it for my A-Levels, and it was amazing. I’ve always believed there’s a psychological reason behind everything, even family dynamics. Technically, a family is defined as a group of two or more people related by birth, marriage, or adoption who live together. But I don’t think living under the same roof automatically makes you a family. For me, family relationships should bring peace, stability, and emotional support. I never really felt that in the house I grew up in. My parents, while close, were always clashing with each other. My dad had anger issues, and my mom was never truly content with the way things were. I always felt like an outsider in my own house, and the dynami

But she had to try. Family was important to her. It always had been. All her life, she had wondered about whatever biological relatives might be out there and now that she had found two, she wasn’t about to let either of them down when she could actually do something!

Bianca asked and that had made Mitchell chuckle very loudly. “That's not all you did, you gave all your support out for Fiona and Felix too!” Michelle said, “Well, that's because He also gave his support when I needed help the most!” Bianca said, “I think that it's more than that, I have noticed that the way you treat your family is the exact same way you treat them too, and to everybody, why is that?” Mitchell asked. “I guess it runs in our family because that is how I was raised, and we believe that family isn't the only one who should be treated nicely because we are related by blood but the people who are close to our heart too,” Bianca explained to Mitchell who listened in astonishment.

Someone is sending him warning stares in form of invisible daggers. Tyler chuckled. “Kai. Family doesn’t only limit blood. In this world, you will see many, many types of families. There will be families with two fathers or families with two mothers. They could also only be a mother or father. But still, they are families! There are even people out there calling the others siblings because of their strong bonds even though they share absolutely no ounce of bloods. Why Kai? Don’t you see me as a family member?” “I do…”

What a shame. Even though he was famous for being ruthless and deeply intimidating, Adam actually cared very much about his family. Ah, Bia was Bian's mother, right? The biological mother of his great-grandson meant she was family too. He cleared his throat, pulling the simple girl's attention back from her daze.

Senna said. "My parents," she said. "The Sterling family model. The same thing Lyanna is expressing from a slightly different direction." She looked at the window. "It's interesting that the biological family I didn't know and the adoptive family that damaged me have the same model." "Is it surprising," Senna said. She thought about it. "No," she said. "The supernatural world has been running on that model for a very long time. It's not specific to one family. It's the culture."