Biological Family Novels & Stories

I rolled my eyes at Ziora, “Grandpa, why isn't Mother around?” “Doreen,” Surprise embraced my face when I heard Father called out excitedly, “I'm glad you made it.” “Grandpa, you said family members only,” Brayon gritted. “Doreen is my mother, she is the mother to the first child of this family, which also means a family member,” I said with seriousness to an angry Brayon. I wouldn't have defended Doreen but I didn't like the way he spoke. “Wow, blood is thicker than water,” Brayon scoffed, “Now, you are biologically part of this I would like to see your true colors.”

Of course, they have obligations to the pack but they are free and they can freely leave if their mate belongs to another pack as long as they want to. Anyway, today is the day that my family comes, we spoke many times at the phone and I really missed them. Now that they all knew the truth I was relieved, my mother told me that they took it well. According to my mom, my biological grandparents were glad that a piece of their son was still alive in me. My family was finally here and I run to the door to welcome them. My mom and brother run to hug me and everyone else followed. So, we had a big group hug. My cousin and his mate had to stay back and keep an eye on the pack but everyone else wa

He defended. I exhaled deeply, not knowing how to reply. He was right. Everyone in the family was biologically related in one way or another. Those who weren't were the ones brought in during raids, and they had an initiation ritual to make them a part of the family as soon as they were brought in. It was taking a lot of strength, which I didn't even have, to keep myself from panicking. This wasn't Sarah or Augustina. It was Luca. The worry that it might work out caused my emotions to be in a frenzied state.

He started with his proverbs again. "Grandpa can you speak more clearly, Non of the things you've said makes sense. We could give her another identity until she regains her memory but why did you choose this style" I ran my hand across my head frustrated. "What she needs most is family and we can be that family to her. I only said you are her brother but I never put 'Biological'" "Grandpa " I called out. "Grab the opportunity now that she trusts you and that's why the allergy has not shown. Show her that she has a Family if not, She would become a monster you won't recognize.

The single word stole that relief immediately. “It strongly suggests a biological family connection.” Lila’s pulse pounded. “A cousin?” “Possibly.” “An aunt.” “An uncle.” “A grandparent.” “A half-sibling.” The list seemed endless. “We can’t determine the exact relationship from this test alone.” Lila stared at the report. “So…” She whispered. “I have biological family.” The words sounded strange. Almost unreal. She had spent years believing she was completely alone. Now she knew someone connected to her by blood existed.

They drove back to New York as the sun set, three people bound by blood and choice and shared trauma, figuring out how to be a family in the most unconventional way possible. And Isabella realized that while Victor might have won the DNA battle, he hadn't won the war. Because family wasn't just biology. It was choice. Commitment. Love that persisted despite complications. Lorenzo had taught her that. By choosing to raise her. To love her. To be her father even when biology might have suggested otherwise. And now she would honor that lesson by choosing Damien. Choosing Christopher. Choosing the family they were building together despite every obstacle Victor threw at them.

* * * Max’s POV * * * Yesterday, I was shocked to have a biological family. I’ve wandered alone, always on the side-line watching the families of my pack bond. I’ve created my pack to be family orientated and have my mate. But something about having a parent and grandparent who share your blood makes you feel whole. Meeting Harrison and Arthur, my pops and grandpops, is already life-changing for me. I can share my visions with them, and I feel they will accept me. For the first time in my life, I have male family members who accept who I am.