Can We Become A Family Novels & Stories

Scott muttered sadly. "Why? Do you have another family?" Liam muttered, his eyes misty. "No. Not at all, Liam." "Then let's live together, Daddy. I want to wake up every morning and see both of you having breakfast with me. I don't want to wait two days before you visit me. I'm tired of always asking Mummy when you'll come to see me," Liam sniffled and continued. "Our teacher always tells us that a family is made up of a father, a mother, and their kids, and that they all live together. We aren't a real family because we don't live together. I love you both so much. Can't we live together and be happy?" Liam asked, looking at both Scott and me.

Something beautiful. Something ours. A family.

We are so blessed beyond measure, my family and I. We have a wonderful home, people that love us, and most importantly, we have each other. Our numbers keep growing and so do our hearts. I can not wait to watch my babies grow up here as I did. I want to see the amazing lives they lead and watch them fall in love when the time comes for them to meet their mates. If they are anything like the rest of the family, it will surely be an adventure.

For the family we were trying to build. But I didn't know how.

I only wanted to have a family that I hadn't experienced since I was little. A complete family. Is it impossible to achieve a simple and happy family? There is no perfect family in this world though. So probably, we should stop dreaming and let reality flow out in our hands. We can control the situation, we can make decisions, and we can choose what family we should have for the sake of our children. But if you are in a situation where you are already hurting yourself, why not get away from it? It's tough. Life is tough. "You can still save yours."

he added. Family. Do I really have a family now? And that’s them? I feel like I want to cry again because I can’t stop the feeling inside me. Finally... I now have a family that I can claim.

“It’s about time.” And for the first time in weeks, I let myself believe it. That we weren’t just building a life. We were becoming a family.

When Aunt Eleanor and Jimena found out about my decision to go back to the Capital to pursue my career, they obviously got sad but chose to support and respect my decision. It's sad to leave because they have become a family to me. In fact, they almost treat me more like a real family than my own. They accepted me during a time when I was really down and had nowhere to go. They are indeed my family. When everything goes wrong, people who stand by you without flinching are considered your family, by blood or not. For me, a family is what you make, not by the number of heads counted at a dinner table. It is by the memories you share, the commitment of time, caring, and love you show to one ano

“I can’t wait until we get to the family phase.” Don’s smile falters a bit. “Did you forget, honey, that I’m a beta. I can’t get pregnant, but that doesn’t mean that we can’t adopt an orphan pup. I hate to think of a pup being orphaned, but it does happen.” Kane chimes, “For now, we have Tommy and Fluke as our little brothers to watch over, but I agree that the family phase will be good too.” Mason kisses Don’s cheek. “Don’t worry, babe. I will make sure to practice plenty of times in order to try and have pups of our own.”

“I don’t mean it like that. My energy reserves suck, and I can’t see myself acting in multiple roles while being the poster child for this damn disease.” “I get it and I think that’s your right to choose. It’s a mature and responsible approach. Neither of us are getting younger and we want a family. If our plates overflow, starting a family becomes impossible. Kids need attention and care. We both know that we want to raise them ourselves with help from nannies.”