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"Nakikiusap ako kailangan ako ng pamilya ko. Nag mamaka-awa ako Gideon payagan mo lang akong makita sila, pangako mag pa-pakulong ako." At ng nasa akto na akong pag angat ng tingin ay iniatras niya ang mga paa niya palayo sa kamay ko at binitawan ang mga salitang hindi ko kailanman inaasahang maririnig mula sa kaniya. "I'm not going to be stupid again for falling to your diceitful words Hope. And if this time your words were true then it's your own fault if you lose your family."

” -Bob Marley ~•~ •F I V E Y E A R S L A T E R• ~R O S E~ Family. It's like music, some high notes and some low notes, but always a beautiful song. This six letter word is capable enough to give us a sense of comfort. As we know that someone's out there who cares about you, who loves you unconditionally, who's there to hold you in your dark times and throw a party in your brightest. Maybe, I had that kind of love in my past or maybe not. But, now I know for sure, I have a family, a small but happy family.

That came from my mother's side Told a million to survive Scattered 'cross my family line God, I have my father's eyes But my sister's when I cry I can run, but I can't hide From my family line From my family line Oh, all that I did to try to undo it All of my pain and all your excuses I was a kid but I wasn't clueless (Someone who loves you wouldn't do this) All of my past, I tried to erase it But now I see, would I even change it? Might share a face and share a last name, but (We are not the same) Scattered 'cross my family line I'm so good at telling lies That came from my mother's side Told a million to survive Scattered across my family line God, I have my father's eyes But my sister's

Bailey stared at me from where he crouched on the floor, his eyes burning red. After what felt like forever, Mom finally found her voice again. It sounded raw, scraped apart by grief. "Family... family means us. Lola, your father, your brother, me... we’re your family." I blinked slowly and looked at her tear-streaked face. My voice remained perfectly calm. "Directive unclear. Please provide a standardized definition." Fresh tears immediately poured down Mom’s face. She lunged forward and wrapped both arms around me, squeezing me so tightly it felt like she wanted to force me back into her heart.

I finally feel free, its like my shoulders were caring some weight. I bathed, brushed my teeth and went downstairs singing my favourite song on top of my voice. " Mommy daddy Mommy daddy Aiden and Andrew are donkeys I am Monkey. Mommy daddy Mommy daddy Anthony is Pig I am Monkey. Mommy daddy mommy daddy Aiden and Andrew are donkeys and i am monk-" I stopped singing and doing my weird dance when i saw that my family was there. Let me repeat. MY WHOLE FAMILY!!!!!! Well isn't this embarrassing.

Rita smelled the familiar scent of Mylo and whispered in his ear, "The Ye family has a common disease. Do you know what it is?" "What?" A bad feeling rose in Mylo's heart. Rita smiled even more brightly. She withdrew her body from Mylo. Looking at the worry in his eyes, she said word by word, "The Ye family's words carry weight. It's more important than life! I know that since you can come here and say that you can take me away, you must have a way to know why I am here. Mylo, I can't go! This is my mission! It's also my job!"

She recalled every detail of her father's office and every conversation she had with him. Suddenly, she remembered a phrase her father often repeated: "Family is our foundation, and our future." Alicia opened her eyes and quickly typed FAMILY on the letter keyboard. The safe made a faint "click" sound, but did not open. Alicia furrowed her brow, knowing something was missing. She continued to reminisce, this time focusing on her father's daily habits. She remembered that her father often hummed an old lullaby in his office. It was a lullaby that her grandmother used to sing to her father when he was a baby, and one line of the lyrics went, "Moonlight shines, stars twinkle, my baby sleeps for

“Ezekiel is a man! I can’t have a family with a man!” Yelping, I put my hand to my face. My mom had beamed me in the forehead with one of her bracers. It sung for a second but she threw it so hard I was pretty sure it was going to bruise. Her mouth was turned down and I could see her chewing on her tongue. She was pissed. 'Vale, what does family mean to you?' I sighed, rubbing my forehead. “What do you mean? You are my family. Dad, Týr, Syf, Freya. You guys are all my family.”

Dad roared, “If you don’t get us the money today, don’t ever think of being a part of this family!” “Then I won’t be part of it!” I shouted even louder, years of suppressed resentment finally breaking free. “Today, I’m leaving this family, and from now on, we owe each other nothing!” My eyes burned, and I felt a lump in my throat, but I refused to let a single tear fall. Dad’s eyes were red as he lunged at me again, but Mom desperately held him back. When she couldn’t stop him, she turned to me instead.

"A good wife brings prosperity to generations. A wicked one ruins an entire family. Choose wisely." As the night deepened, the family gathered to keep vigil beside the caskets. Kelly, unwelcome among them, shrank into a corner, her presence tolerated but barely acknowledged. I found her there later. "Zarrick's finished," I told her softly. "And when I leave him, I'll make sure he walks away with nothing. If you're willing to stay with him then, when he's broke and ruined, then maybe—just maybe—I'll believe your love is real."