Felix Parents Novels & Stories

Alexander watched from above, arms folded tight. “She defied a direct order,” Marcus said beside him. “She’s with child,” Alexander muttered. Marcus blinked. “What?” “I saw the way she held her stomach.” “She’s Felix’s daughter.” “She’s something else,” Alexander murmured. --- Strike after strike, Melodie stayed silent. In her mind, she heard the melody. She wasn’t playing it. She was becoming it. --- Back in her cell, barely conscious, she whispered, “Don’t forget me again.” ---

Felix responded, "True. When I was talking to my mom on the phone yesterday, she said it was okay if I didn't want to get married. But she wanted me to give her a grandchild." Abigail asked, "If you don't get married, whom are you going to have a child with?" Felix replied, "Exactly. I think my mom has become obsessed with the idea of me getting married. I told her I just turned twenty-five years old and that I was still young. She then said when my dad was my age, I was already two years old. She even said that if I get married now and my wife got pregnant, it would take almost a year until the child was born. By then, I would be twenty-six."

“Thank you for everything that you did for me. Though I wasn’t your family yet you gave me everything. And I’m the reason why Mom and Dad died. You must be mad at me for losing your parents just because you have to save me.” Felix inched forward to me. This was the calmest night he had since then. “Shh… Don’t think about that, Cath. We love you. We’re not blaming you. The reason why we’re here was to protect you.” “But who are my real parents? I want to meet them.”

Felix sighed, "I know, but it's like they don't even try to understand. It's like they're forcing me to do something I don't want to do." I squeezed his shoulder gently, "It's okay, Felix. Just remember, you're not alone. You have us and we'll support you no matter what." Felix smiled, "Thank you, Isla. It means a lot to me." I felt a pang of sadness as Felix opened up about his frustrations with his parents. I knew how much music meant to him, and seeing him feeling unsupported by his family was hard. I listened intently as he shared his struggles with me, offering words of comfort and support where I could.

She patted Kaella's back so many times that Kaella felt annoyed and pushed Lexie away. "Don't be too happy just yet. He hasn't even asked me to be his girlfriend. But from his gestures, it looks like he's going to be doing that in the near future.” "That's still great news, Kaella. What's his name?" "Felix. He's from Atlanta. His parents and all his kins are in Atlanta." "Does that mean you're going to be taken to Atlanta after you two get married?" Lexie laughed loudly at Kaella's annoyed expression.

"No, I don't think so. His parents were lied to by Alex. So they didn't know about the fact that their son already had a girlfriend. Never mind, I mean, thank God we already know from now on. So it's not an ongoing problem. Right?" Celine expressed her argument while looking at her father to wait for a decision from the man who was always patient and modest. Mr. Felix was silent for a moment, seemingly thinking about something. His eyebrows were furrowed until they were almost linked. Celine had rarely seen her father make such an expression. He's furious, Celine thought a little scarily.

Felix entered the house and found his new wife and his mother on the couch. Sunny did not look very good and his mother was speaking non stop educating her about their life style. Felix stopped near them looking at all the bags on the ground. "Felix, you are here. I was just leaving." Mia got up and hugged Felix who had a frown on his face. He was fully aware of what his mother was doing. For his mother, Sunny was like a trophy that she was going to show around.

He mumbled under his breath, "Felix…" He knew he was bound to meet his father if he was desperately looking for him, but over the past few weeks, he never figured out how to react once he did see Dylan Hayes. However, he didn't expect his body to react faster than his brain. His legs moved hesitantly at first until he was walking, then he was sprinting. Tears blurred his vision and his chest swelled up with joy. Felix claimed to have little to no affection for his parents as he only ever heard about them through James's stories. But turns out, those stories were what connected him to them throughout all those years. Unlike what he expected, his father was no stranger to him.

“That’s not true! Her name is Caelia Phoenixbourne, not some fucking Axiel Hart!” He shook his head. "You won’t believe me. So, let’s ask the one who carried the baby. Shall we?" He snapped his fingers, and one of his men ripped the tape from and Caelia and Mari’s mouth. “You scoundrel! I am not your daughter!” Caelia shouted as soon as they ripped the tape off, her voice shaking with fury as she spat in his face. “Get away from us!” “I won’t harm you, darling. You’re my daughter,” Axel cackled, wheeling himself closer to Mari, his hand gripping her throat. “Now, tell them the truth, or I’ll kill everyone you love right in front of you.”

] My father wrapped his arms around himself in fear as he cursed, “Annie already gave up her position as the Dawson family’s heiress. She has sacrificed enough! Does it matter if Zinnia eats alone? This system is garbage! I want to terminate it right now!” [The system reserves the right of final interpretation. [Contract term: lifetime. Termination permissions: none.] “What level of pain did we experience earlier?” my mother cautiously asked. [Level 5.] I felt a sense of satisfaction unlike any I had ever known as I watched my parents’ anger and helplessness. So, this was what the Children’s Fairness System felt like. I was elated! My mother waved her hand and pulled me to the dining table.