Family Business Novel Novels & Stories

“That 50% was only a feint to make them understand that I am still a domineering figure. I have no family and I intend to make this a family business as it used to be.” “Your father left this business with you but how come you have no family members?” I asked him curiously. “If you claim that you lost your immediate family, you should have an extended family. From your mother’s side or father’s side, something should come up. I have never heard of something like this.”

My father took back control of the company after my brother fell seriously ill, only to be humiliated when the company was acquired by the male lead, sending him into the ICU from sheer rage. And me, I wasn’t even important enough to be cannon fodder, just background decoration, with an utterly bleak ending: As a useless nobody who had just returned to a wealthy family and knew nothing, after the Shaw family went bankrupt, I went out to work, ran into my idiot boss again, and after pulling an all-nighter, dropped dead on the way to take his kid to school. I woke up out of pure anger. Fine, the world being a novel was one thing, but why did my entire family have to make way for the male and f

“Uh-“ she mutters, shrugging as she coughs. “I’m not sure. He’s been very busy at the office lately, so he’s had to spend a few dinners there-“ “Is there something wrong with business?” Alonzo questions. “No, no-“ At least, she didn’t think so. She hoped not. “Nothing like that,” she assures, anyway. “It’s more of... family business,” she tells, dropping the spoon onto the counter as she turns to her family, who nods, understanding. “Well, we’re family, aren’t we?” Drusilla asks, and Liviana nods, furrowing her brows. “Of course you are,” she agrees. “Why?”

Darren greeted the man who was probably almost half a century old in front of the prefabricated building used as the product packaging area. Almost all of the materials used to build that large place were of the same lightweight, demountable type as the non-permanent factories along the outskirts of the oil city they were visiting. "I'm just going for a walk. It just so happens that Saski is bored when she comes home from school," responded the owner, who Darren knew was not directly in charge of the leadership of the company that had been passed down from generation to generation. More than fifty percent of the country's major corporations are family businesses, including Wiratama's retail

“What’s so wrong with letting her have a real say in the family business?” The room tilted, and suddenly the air was too thick to breathe. Family business? The company I built out of nothing while he was still in college, the nights I didn’t sleep, the deals I bled for, and he reduced it to some cosy little mum-and-sons corner shop. I stared at him, the words scraping out of my throat like broken glass. “You were the only one left, Elis… the only fuckin' person in this entire world I still believed wouldn’t sell me out.”

"Well, everybody suspects that his family's in the Sicilian mafia and his father's a billionaire because he basically owns half of Sicily and half of New York." "Maybe it's just gossip." Raisa looks at me, unimpressed. "Maybe the billionaire part, but trust me, there's something going on with that entire family, and I'm pretty sure the Barone kids are also involved." I look at her, wondering whether she ever suspected that our own families might be involved in illegal businesses, but the way she feels so free to speak about such things lets me know that the thought never even crossed her mind. She probably thinks our parents built a business conglomerate that got so successful so fast 100% l

The Business Heir Valenticia’s POV~ So much had changed in the last few months, and I would wake up in my apartment every morning to a phone that was buzzing with emails about shipments and contracts instead of just peace, quiet and coffee. Stepping in to take over the family business, I spent my time in meetings and on calls, making decisions that affected dozens of people and to my shock got used to it all pretty quickly. I had never pictured myself running Clawford Enterprises, but there I was, day by day managing it with a strength even I was surprised at times.

The Vane family's collapse continued. Ever since Dante's meltdown that night, the Vane Enterprises stock had plummeted twice in three days. The Rossi family pulling their investments was the first domino, triggering a chain reaction. Banks started calling in loans, and partners were cutting ties. The Vane couple seemed to have aged ten years overnight. They tried reaching out to Elara, but it was like shouting into the void. And the most panicked person in the mansion was Serena. Her parents and brother had suddenly turned on her, leaving her no choice but to run to Dante.

The two didn’t often go together all that well. “I have to get back to work. The family business, for the most part, is run by the family, you know, hence why it is called the family business.” Nathan stated, and his tone was complete arrogance. He knew the way he sounded, and he didn’t care for once. He wanted away from this man, and he wanted the man gone before Kathleen woke up. Nathan didn’t want her near him at all. “So I was hopeful that I could get back as soon as possible.”