Novel & Cerita Family Road Trip Audio Books

"The Road Trip" TRIGGER WARNING: THIS BOOK IS STRICT EROTICA 18+ ONLY CONTAINS EXPLICIT SEX, STEP-SIBLING TABOO, RISKY PUBLIC SEX, AND INTENSE DIRTY TALK. READER DISCRETION IS STRONGLY ADVISED. "Lizzy's POV" “Stop squirming back there,” Mum said from the front seat, adjusting the rearview mirror. “We’ve got another four hours to go. Try to behave, you two.” I rolled my eyes, shifting in my seat for the tenth time.

Holding resentment, Pete reported all the family's businesses, leading to a federal investigation into the Rizuto family. Less than a month later, this powerful family vanished. A bizarre tragedy circulated among the people, accompanied by coffee and cigarettes. When I learned of all this, I felt nothing. Because I had completely let go of everything. Yes, I survived. My elders spent a fortune to save me. This time, I will never hurt myself for anyone. I want to live a life that truly belongs to me.

The sight was incredibly satisfying. "You're finally here! Come on, let's go!" Shanine grabbed Phoebe's hand, and the three of us boarded the train together. When we bought the tickets, I had suggested getting cheaper ones so we could spend more money on the hotel and activities. The train we took was an old one. The entire journey was slow and shaky. The car was packed, especially since it was a holiday travel peak. None of us had reserved seats. Luckily, I reacted quickly enough and grabbed an empty one as soon as we boarded.

She doesn't deserve you at all! "Enough!" Dad interrupted loudly, looking at his crude daughter in disbelief. "Adriana, how can you talk about your sister like that? She was disfigured because of you! And Jonathan is your sister's husband. How can you harbor such thoughts? If people heard this, the Lane family's reputation would be ruined!" Mom opened her mouth, seemingly somewhat disapproving. "I think it's fine, actually. Love is about mutual feelings, isn't it?" Hearing that, I could not help but laugh.

A new chapter in our family was beginning — filled with laughter, love, magic, and, soon, the pitter-patter of tiny feet. Together. Always. The car was packed to the brim, the roof practically sagging under the weight of luggage, picnic baskets, and a suspiciously large bag labeled “Cassian’s Emotional Support Kit”. The children — Aria, Arianna, and Arian — were bouncing with excitement in the back seat, arguing over who got the window seat, while Lucian navigated traffic with quiet patience. Cassian leaned dramatically against the door, muttering, “…I am emotionally unqualified for road trips. Chaos levels are alarmingly high. But invested. And terrified. And also exhilarated.”

Faith's POV It was now time for our flight. The day has arrived for our family trip. I was getting an uneasy feeling towards this trip, I just hope it goes well and we return home safely. "Take care my children....have fun and don't forget to call us" my mum said as she kissed my forehead, then Leo's and Eternity's. "Bye Bye Gwama (Grandma)" Leo waved his hand. Dario came with our bags and bid goodbye to my family. He placed the bags in our car, while I strapped Leo to his seat as well as Eternity. Once I closed the car door, Dario came and opened my side of the door. I thanked him and sat inside. He jogged to his side of the car and sat down.

Getting safe passage through other territories was tricky, so I secured our permits early. When Lucas mentioned he'd never traveled with a protected convoy before, I dipped into my savings to upgrade our entire family's travel arrangements. The extra $15,000 was worth it for their safety. Then, just before departure, Chloe dropped her bombshell. "Ethan heard about our trip and wants to join. The protected convoy is full now, so you'll have to go through the Shadow Pack's territory alone. I've already arranged your passage permit." She sent me the travel document through our mate bond.

“As long as it’s not about vampires falling in love with moody wolves.” Octavia smirked, flicking her gaze out the window. “Not all wolves are moody” Rain thickened, tapping against the windshield in steady rhythm. “I still say we should’ve flown,” her mom muttered again, tugging her jacket tighter around her. “Six hours in the car through mountain roads is not what I call relaxing.” Jason glanced at her with a grin. “And miss all this quality family time? Come on. We haven’t done a trip like this in years. Just us. No screens. No noise. Just nature.”

The car journey to Mitchell's hometown was filled with excitement and relaxation. The kids, exhausted from all the fun and activities during the journey, soon dozed off one by one, leaving the adults to enjoy some peaceful moments together. As they drove along the road, Mr. Robert and Mitchell found themselves lost in conversation. The sun was beginning to set, casting a warm golden glow over the landscape. "It's going to be an incredible visit," Mr. Robert said, breaking the comfortable silence. "I know your family is amazing, and I'll see where you get your kindness and warmth from."

But the events of the day conspired against the Campbell clan. James, Christine, and their three children -- Lexi, Austin, and Molly -- were all exhausted. The family felt shattered, body and mind. They'd planned this trip as one last outing before the kids went off to school, to their lives, and abandoned their parents to empty nest-hood. The family had bought a new car, reserved a campsite next to a lake in the middle of nowhere, and headed out to drink down the final dregs of summer.