Romans & histoires Can We Become A Family

Complete family . Yay .. I am going to be a husband ... . . .

‌ “Does th‍at mean sh⁠e’s not our f‌amil‍y anymore?” “Bab‌y, marr‌iage doesn’t en‌d family. It expa​n⁠ds it. Marcus​ is fam‌i⁠ly no⁠w too.”⁠ “‍S‌o w‌e keep getting bigge‌r⁠?” “Exactly.” “​Good. I like big families⁠.‌” He fa⁠lls as‍leep b‍et‍wee‍n us, and I hold my youngest child, m‍a⁠rveling at how far we’ve come.

I said. " Honey please let's think of how to bring this family into becoming one, I want our family unite again, we have done enough in our own lives, let us leave our children to make their decisions, look at what this political stuff has cost our family, I wan our children to do whatever they want and be happy, I do not want to point out what they should do for them, we have done enough in their life" He says. " But honey, creating a political party can even bring the family together" I said.

"Be nice! He's part of my family too. You two will need to find a way to get along." "We will," Axel promises, although not very convincingly. "Okay, so back on topic," I switch the conversation back to the subject of becoming part of the pack. "What do I need to do to become a member of this family officially." "Marry me." "What?" "Sorry, I couldn't resist," Axel squeezes me. "Although maybe someday you'll say yes." "Axel..." "Okay, okay, I'm sorry, " he apologizes. "I just couldn't help myself."

He asked me. I took his little hands into mine and slowly caressed them. “We can still become one big happy family without me getting married to your mummy,” I responded to him. “But how?” he asked me. I cleared my throat before speaking up. “We can all live together as a family,” I told him, but he kept calm now. “Is that possible?” He asked me while I nodded my head in response. “Okay, but I still wish you both could actually get married,” he suggested, while I just smiled.

"But I want us to be a family again, Mommy." "We may not fit the mold of a traditional family, sweetheart, but we are still a family," I told her. The child thought about this for a moment. “So even if you don’t live in the same house, you can still be a family if you care about each other and support one another?” I nodded. “Well then since you two still care about each other, there might be a chance that my Daddy and Mommy will reconcile in the future. I'll pray for it every night to happen,” Cleo said with hopeful eyes.

Only us. Our family.

"I don't want to marry you all, but I want to be part of the family." Gio looked at her. "It wouldn't be legal, anyway." Becky laughed. "Since when has a marriage being legal changed anything? The only place it wouldn't matter is in court or at the doctors, but we could fix that. You and Abi get legally married to each other. Fiona and Tiffany get married to each other legally. Thus, you all are family. The only downside would be if Mia joins us and then she could enter a polyamory marriage with you all and legally marry Cecilia. Making all of you family. I'm the mother-in-law, so no one would question us all living together that way. And legally you'd all be related by either blood or marri

How I am more accepted in my mates family as a second chance mate then in my own family. There are several reasons I haven’t texted my family about coming to meet my little newly formed family which will hopefully be growing by one soon enough. I’m insane to want a child this soon with the madness around us. Between the high possibility of war, Matteo and I strengthen our bond, the three of us adjusting to be a new family, and me taking over my Luna duties, it’s a lot. However, I don’t care. Life is always going to be full of obstacles and not the right moments. If we put everything off because life happened, then our dreams can never come true.

“I feel like there needs to be more steps in there though.” “Like what?” “Like,” I say as I think. “Telling our family and friends. Thinking of names. Finding a place to live that is affordable and safe, not just the house but whatever country we decide to settle in. Figuring out our jobs. And oh, maybe getting married legally.”