Family Road Trip Audio Books Novels & Stories

"And now you've given me a granddaughter who bears my name. I couldn't be happier." Roman hugged his mother, then returned to Ava's side. She was holding Catherine now, swaying gently, looking exhausted but radiant. "Ready to go home?" he asked. "More than ready." They gathered their children—Ethan running ahead with Damian, Catherine asleep in Ava's arms—and walked out into the afternoon sunshine. A family. Whole and healthy and loved beyond measure. The road had been long and painful. They'd faced threats, betrayal, loss, and fear. They'd been tested in ways that should have broken them.

Jude had avoided me last night, and this morning, he'd done exactly what I predicted the moment we got into the car to make the three-and-a-half-hour drive from Carondale to Cape Cod-he put on his headphones and opened a book. Ernie and Hensley talked amongst themselves, so I got out my iPad and played word scramble until my eyes crossed.

I will find Hilda earlier and bring her away from all the hardships so that she can grow up happily. Unfortunately, there are no what ifs. The next day, the entire family departed for Africa. Carrying many bags, Lily walked ahead of everyone. Meanwhile, Linux and Connie were dressed in business suits as they talked about their business as they walked. Hilda walked next to Linux and tugged Luna along, while Jerome and Arlo walked behind them. Damian, Anthony, and Johnathan's family also tagged along. Nathan was leading Kater, who seemed to know it was going for a vacation as it trotted happily along.

A month of finding out I wasn't who I thought I was. I took a deep breath and let my back sink into the seat. The road ahead might be hard. But I had to get there first. The drive from Anatolikos to Dytikos was a never-ending stretch of gray road. It was long, boring, and—thanks to Cain—dead quiet. I had begged him for an audiobook, naming twenty different titles, but he only gave me cold shrugs and grunts. I tried to start a conversation, but I might as well have been talking to the dashboard.

“Of course not. You’ve always had a loving family. “We literally just met each other’s parents last month to talk about our engagement, remember? “I still have the photos from that day saved on my phone.” He opened his photo album. Sure enough, there was a group photo of our two families together. Everyone was there. I just sat there staring at my phone, flipping it over and over. I tried to smile, but I probably looked like I was grimacing. My family members were real. Why did they vanish after entering the washroom? “Maybe they just stepped out for something. “Look, their house slippers are still by the door. They must’ve gone out.”

"I apologize on Nala's behalf. I'm so sorry. Please calm down. It's my fault. I didn't raise her right. If you want to slap someone, slap me." Paulene shouted back, "If I hit you, Brian would lose his mind! How did I end up marrying into this family? And you still expect me to have a baby? Not in this lifetime! I'll make sure your family name ends with me!" "What? No…" My mother sobbed louder. I pushed the door open. The noise stopped instantly. My mother stared at me, looking as if she had just been saved from drowning. She grabbed my wrist and shoved me forward.

He kissed her again anyway. They pulled out of the driveway with Lucy’s packed lunch in the trunk, five children arguing happily in the back, family dynamics are exactly where they are supposed to be, and a life that had grown louder, fuller, and better than anything they had imagined as in life karma has guided us to where we are supposed to be.... Together. The end. I would like to thank you all for giving my book a read. I hope you all enjoyed it. Love and blessings to you all.

I frowned at him, wondering what was so funny. Mr. Diamond made an announcement, and I perked up, wondering what it could be. "Family, I have some exciting news," he said, looking at us with a big smile. "We're going on a family Summer road trip!" I was shocked. A family road trip? I couldn't think of anything worse. The thought of spending weeks in a car with Derek made my skin crawl. "I don't think that's a good idea, dad," I said, giving reasons why it wouldn't be a good idea. "Mom's pregnant, and it's not safe for her to be on the road for that long."

I impatiently looked at them both standing outside in disarray. “Ten years I waited on this family. Ten years, and none of it meant as much as Sarah’s one little whine. Is that how low I am in your eyes? That desperate to chase after you? “Mom, no! You are my dearest mom!” I looked at Rayan, who was crying in desperation. Deep down, I felt a little guilty. But then his thoughts flashed through my mind. “Stupid woman. She’s actually serious. She’s loaded. I don’t care what it takes. I’ll cling to her and not let go. Otherwise, how am I supposed to get the Hartley family fortune?”

I'm warning you now, my family is very difficult. A small smile tugged on Wes's lips. "You think I'd pass up the opportunity to have you around, Fia? And trust me, I do know a thing or two about difficult families." I exhaled deeply, nodding my head. "Looks like Wes and I are going on a road trip."