Family More Important Than Friends Novels & Stories

"My family is more important than anything, even more important than you, remember that!" ***

A very long one to be exact. I smiled, happy that finally she had her two sons back after so many years. Surprising how a family could be broken all because of a mere misunderstanding and poor communication. Because to be honest, family is everything, bound by blood and should be cherished. We should spend every second with a loved one because we never know what might happen. Friends, ex, and colleagues leave but family are people we can run to that will stick till the end. If I had a second chance It would definitely be with them.

"True!" "The more important someone is to you, the more likely you are to save the person or side the person. Like, if someone important to you have a major issue with me and facts are presented and it seems you can't get who is wrong. It is easier to side the person because he or she is important to you. This is just an example. That is why people believe in the bond of family." "Yes," the woman agreed. "To always side the person irrespective of the situation is the meaning of family. And it is human nature."

Family comes first. Always.

“Come on. I’ll drive you back. I don’t want someone mistaking you for your mom.” Naresh followed after him, still refusing to give up control. I didn’t mind. He was overprotective of the people he considered family. His family pool was much smaller than who I considered family. Týr and Dad weren’t included in his family tree. My sisters were his sisters, my mom was his, Grandpa was his. Some of my friends he also would consider friends but we were still two very different souls. We valued different things in the people we held close.

But Hubert convinced that Finn was seething with jealousy, only smirked wider. "Finn, don't say I didn't warn you-family is what truly matters." "What's the use of all that money? In the end, aren't you still all alone, with no one who genuinely cares about you?" Hubert deliberately emphasized his words. "A pile of cold, lifeless cash can never compare to the warmth of a family dinner, Finn. But how pitiful-you will always be the child our parents never loved." "No matter how outstanding you become, no one will ever care."

“You and your cousins share a really good bond too. They respect you a lot as the eldest and they’re very respectful of me even though we’ve only met a few times before.” Zachary smiled. “Since we were young, our parents taught us to be respectful to each other and that having a harmonious family would lead to success in any undertaking. They said that no matter how powerful a person is, they need the support and help of friends and family to survive in this world. " Nothing of significance was ever achieved by an individual acting alone.

“What could be more important than my work? Mom, I am a doctor! My job is important!” I told her politely. “Yes, I know but there are so many more important things too!” I faced her fully and asked. “Like what?” She frowned and took her seat. “Like your family!” Oh! I didn’t think of that because for me, family is different from work! Those two things can’t be compared. Besides, I am already focusing on my family too. Not just my family but the whole pack. I have the best interests of my pack at heart. “Mom! My family has my full focus! I am not neglecting my family because of my job. I am not applying to work somewhere else right now.”

A hand comes over mine, settling calmly and easing the painful knots in my chest. "You're important and everyone he keeps around him is considered family. He just sucks at that emotional cringy stuff" What do I say? I sulk with my face aflame and head bobbing in place of a coherent nod. Family, huh? Are friends family as well? I do love Angie, Elaine, Zara... everyone whose taken care of me and formed a bond with me. Angie's family, the people at the coffee shop, Hadrien, aunt Sue...mom, and dad.

It is not that I don't have friends but it is just that I prefer to spend time with my family more and with friends se can hand out whenever we are free but our work rarely gives us time and when it does we do like to hang around. By 5:00 pm my family came back as Mick was with me the whole day now he was clingy to his parents and grandparents. Which I don't mind as I have to go out today. I told my parents about my plans and they appreciated me as they know that rarely I go out and they want me to enjoy more and be less responsible as they think it is my time to enjoy and not to worry.