Family Is Forever Novels & Stories

"Deal. From now on, everything we do is a choice, not an obligation." My phone buzzes with a text from Lily's teacher: "Lily drew the most beautiful picture today of her family. She wanted me to send it to her parents." The attached image shows three stick figures holding hands under a rainbow - me, Brett, and Lily, with "MY FOREVER FAMILY" written in her handwriting across the top. "Look," I show Brett the drawing. His eyes fill with tears. "Forever family." "Is that what we are?" I ask. "That's exactly what we are." Brett traces the crude drawing with his finger. "The family that chose each other."

I let them stand together so they could have some photos together for the press to print then Fabrico takes my hand again, leading me up the stairs where all the questions came about my pregnancy but I didn't say a word. Everything is good. I never thought I'd have a happy ending to my life while I was just a mere telemarketer until I found Fabrico. At this point, I don't know who found who because no matter what we'd been through, he never gave up on me. So I can say, I have a happy ending with the perfect family and I can say I'm living the fairytale life and rocking it well as well!! .......THE END...... What??? That's the end of The Forever Plan?? Yes, it is. I'm so grateful for those of

The past was buried, and now the future of her surname was all that mattered to her. Nicolas took Mia out of the hospital and asked her to rest. She hadn't slept well since the previous night. He also offered to take care of the funeral arrangements and other things. In the end, he had known from the beginning that his family was bankrupt, and it was an open secret among the businessmen. But with the merger of the companies, not only would his family be more respected, but he could also save the Brown Empire. Of course, he didn't know what his father's plans were for him.

They promised to always support, love, and cherish each other for a lifetime. And on that peaceful night, under the sparkling sky, the family embraced the irreplaceable companionship and love, ready to face all the twists and turns of life together. In their hearts, the promise to stay together and love each other forever was firmly written, becoming the strong foundation for their eternal happiness.

At the end of the second year since Claire's arrival, Alex sat at the piano and his fingers played a classical piece in the silence of the night. His entire family could play musical instruments because his grandfather required them all to. The notes of the piano filled the entire living room. Most of the students living with them had gone back to their hometowns for the semester break. Alex played the piano only on holidays when most of the house's occupants were not around. Alex was afraid of disturbing their studies.

The way he used to brush a stray crumb off her lips with his thumb. Kat blinked rapidly, willing the tears to stay back. She hated this. Hated how effortlessly he could unravel her composure. And then Levi’s gaze flicked to the board. “Hey,” he said, his tone lighter, “look at that.” Kat followed his eyes, her stomach sinking as she spotted it. Their picture. The one they’d taken on a whim, laughing like fools, scribbling “Levi + Kat forever” beneath it in bright red marker. “It’s still there,” Levi mused, his voice soft but deliberate.

Only us. Forever.

"Susan please, at least come speak to him" her dad implored her. "Nope, tell him to leave, tell him to go away." She was really angry, her family was rich, even richer than he was, so why in heavens name were they trying to push her to him, even her grandpa has joined her father. If only she coukd explain why she didnt want him near her now and in the future.Then the door opened, she heard a shuffling of footsteps and then the sound of the door closing. She popped her head out from her blanket, was he gone. She turned towards the door and screamed out in alarm.

“You two seem to have forgotten something very important,” They looked at me in confusion, their expressions questioning. “You are my family,” I continued. “You were my family back then when I had nothing, and you will always be my family no matter what changes in my life. Even if I have to shamelessly force myself into your family forever, even if I have to invite myself into every gathering and refuse to leave, you will never be able to get rid of me. No matter how much time passes, no matter where life takes us, you two and the kids will always matter to me more than you think.”

Nate finally noticed this and smiled apologetically at them and turned back to me, smiling slyly. "You have a dirty mind, Eves. I was talking about our childhood. We were around three at the time. In fact, it was even before that we became friends. Our parents were all friends from same college even after marriage they all stuck together. Adrian and I were nextdoor neighbours and both our families were like a single big family. It still is. So it was like we were just bound to be best friends, y'know? We just stuck to our friendship throughout high school, college and even now we're still close although Adrian doesn't really give me enough credit." He explained, smiling softly as he recalled