Famil Novels & Stories

I took a bigggg bite and chewed on it happily. ''''''''''''''''''''''' "Remember to behave Zara, be careful ok?." Mom tells as she hit the road. "Yeah mom." I replied. "One more thing, your name is Quinn Anderson and do not let anyone know about your powers, ok!?." "Yeah I know mom." I rolled my eyes. "Good." Minutes later, we arrived at a very magnificent building. Mom drove into the huge compound and alights the car. "We're here, i've met the school authority, take care of yourself ok?."

While I play I'm reminded of my family, and how much they really meant to be before it all turned to shit. One of my aunts, Pamela, died from cancer at the age of 35. Our mother was 48 when she died and my dad was 49, my mother had Edison when she was only 19, and then Jas when she was 26, and later on when she was 28, I came along, and the most unexpected kid came too, she gave birth to Nel when she was 35. And even though I don't really remember her, I have the stories that my family members told me engraved in my brain to remind me, that I'm never truly alone in my fight.

“A family that should have become extinct.” *

Something has been bothering me, and I think I should let you know” Go on” Brian encouraged. I just wanted to know when we should tell your family about the baby, it’s long overdue. “I understand why you would want us to tell my family, but my mum is very religious and also very hard to please. She would freak put if she finds out that I have a child out of wedlock.” Brian explained, he couldn’t help but think about Cindy and how quickly he’s mum got rid of her. “I understand what you’re trying to say but you know I don’t have a family of my own and I would want my kid to have his grandparents in

Wyatt's POV My wife, Chelsea Fischer, stared at me incredulously and exclaimed, "Wyatt Hammond, are you really taking your anger out on Callie? She's just four years old! Cut it out already!" When my daughter, Callista Hammond, heard my words, a flicker of shock crossed her face. Then, her cheeks flushed red, and she clung even tighter to Patrick Goldstein as she shouted at me, "Five million it is! I don't want you as my dad anyway!"

I took the phone from Hector's hand. The screen displayed a brand-new post from Mom. The accompanying photo featured the living room of our family home, with a few dishes laid out on the coffee table. The gathering was small—just Mom, Dad, Cody, and his family. The caption read, "Family dinner. The family is whole and complete. Life moves on, no matter who decides to skip out." Beneath the post, a dozen comments from relatives and neighbors had already piled up, offering validation and comfort.

I was interrupted which I'm thankful for. "Relax girl, Javi and my husband has been doing this for a long time, they know what they are doing. It's even a family business." Family business? Does this mean that Ace..? No, it's not possible. What if? No, Ace is not that type of person, right? So do I even really know him? "Family business? Javi's brother works with them?" I poured more wine in her glass cup as well as mine. She took a huge gulp emptying it, I nervously waited for her answer.

She smiled, a faint one. "I-I don't think you... we can because it was like a... uhm, dilemma in our... uhm, our family and everyone just like us? And also, I need to be really careful not to... you know, say a thing because it might harm me." H-Harm!? Oh my gee, just... What kind of family does Agape belongs to? It was really complicated! "Does it somewhat connected to your late mother?" Fafa Vaspe. It looks like we hit a trigger. She bit her lip and looked down. She nodded slow.

Because both families are connected. Stay tuned for madness!

Because they're your family too. ***