First Family Novels & Stories

My voice came out a whisper, fear tightening my throat. Please, don't let her have overheard too much. Her head shook again. "Daddy just said he hurt you, that his parents lied to the Triad." I nodded, stroking her knuckles. "That's all you need to know for now." I said gently, she gave me a look of hurt and I couldn't stop myself from stroking her small cheek in comfort. "Jordon and his parents were my family before I came here." Her nose scrunched. "They didn't sound very nice. Daddy doesn't get angry at people who don't deserve it."

Damon and I were practically inseparable as we looked forward to welcoming our new chapter in life together. Damon borrowed money from his parents to buy a truck so that he could start working in the trucking industry, hauling long-distance schedules just to provide me and our precious daughter, Renee Powell, with a better life. His efforts gradually improved our family's lives, and I was filled with nothing but gratitude for him. His parents, my in-laws, were also very loving toward me. They treated me just like I was their own daughter, making me experience the warmth of a true family I hadn't felt in a long, long time.

"Adrian, you can speak now?" She aged a decade in seconds. Her legs buckled and tears streamed down her face as she muttered, "It's over. It's all over." Serena looked at her strangely. "Mom, what's wrong with you?" Maya's voice came out tired and worn. "Years ago, when the Harlow family was on the brink of ruin, your father consulted a psychic at great cost. She said that as long as you married a mute born under a specific sign, the Harlow fortune would hold.

The forest clearing fell silent. Only the sound of wind moving through the trees broke the stillness. Everyone stared at Seraphina Vale. The head of the First Family. The woman they had spent days searching for. And now...... the woman who had just said something that made no sense. "The First Family isn't what you're looking for." "The First Family is what they're running from." Zevarion narrowed his eyes. "What does that mean?" Seraphina's gaze briefly shifted toward Cassian.

The Langleys were truly the First Family of North City. All it took was a sentence for them to be able to see the planes. The person in charge was very efficient. He returned very soon to inform them that everything had been arranged. Nathan brought the children along to look around the place. The children were quite excited. Eva accompanied them at the side. Mia suddenly hugged Nathan around the neck and whispered, “Are you happy, Daddy?” “I am.” Nathan gave her a small smile. Mia whispered again, “Is it because Mommy is here too? Was my acting good?”

Mrs. Stone laughed and said, “This is good news. She got lucky right after her wedding.” “The entire Bucham family is excited. Mr. Bucham is super nervous. He’s even treating Jasmine like a national treasure.” Mrs. Stone smiled. “That’s natural. Josh is the first to marry in his generation, so the baby in Jasmine’s belly will be the first grandchild. It’s a given that the Buchams will treat this seriously.” The first child always brought a lot of anticipation and priority.

Davies gulped down all of his porridge in one go. “Indeed, that is the case. The Head of the Clan of the First should be speaking with father now.” Jack stated, and several of the trainees looked at him in shock. The Leader of the Clan of the First was customarily called the First King. This ma was a legendary existence on par with their own leader. To hear that two legends were meeting was something that caused the blood of many of these trainees to heat up. Their faces turned red as they imagined all sorts of scenarios that could be born from this meeting. The fact that the First King was hear meant that he had acknowledged the mistake of his daughter. This meeting was one where they could

He chuckled and walked towards her. "Mother, you are special to me. So these little things are something I do from the bottom of my heart. I want us to be happy like before. Like when dad was with us." He added with a small assuring smile. He nodded his head curtly and placed her head on his shoulders. Maureen walked towards them and hugged them together. This was all he wanted. His small family happy. His family comes first before all things. "So are we eating the cake or not?" Maureen asked breaking the brief silence that had descended.

"I can't read this." "It’s the First Language," Harrison said. His voice was a low rumble in the quiet of the archives. "It says you aren't just a Cruz, Madeline. Your lineage doesn't start with the territory lords. It starts with the First Alphas. The ones who didn't need a moon to shift. The ones who commanded the frequency of the earth itself." I pulled my hand back as if the gold had burned me. "That’s a myth. The First Alphas are bedtime stories for pups."

The First Lady spoke with authority. "Regardless of whether you believe it or not, what I said is the whole truth. We Veronezi family members are law-abiding citizens, and there is no conspiracy. I admit my mistake in switching the babies at birth, so there's nothing I can do about it. I'm willing to accept any punishment you give me." Grandfather Veronezzi said with apparent remorse.