Novel & Cerita First Family

“Actually, Alex, this was just an excuse to get you out of the office. You spend way too much time behind that desk. How about her?” Alex read the file Richard handed him. “Cynthia Anderson? What’s so special about her?” “Her entire family are all employees of the postal service. Her dad worked his way up from letter carrier to postal supervisor and was promoted a few years ago to head the maintenance contracts division, and her mother manages all the computer systems for the entire state of New York. Cynthia aced the postal exam with a perfect score. She’s not the typical college kid looking for some easy money. So, what do you think?”

I am a young billionaire with billionaire parents, though my parents visit me often to see how their lovely son is doing,and to show their love and support I have multiple shares in Stone Cooperation as well and wouldl soon be withdrawing, because the so called CEO won't do my deeds, I've been trying to get to her but she doesn't want me too, I'm punishing her for her crimes, I would make her beg for me, my parents are friends with hers which makes my blood boil. Enough with the presentation. I'm off to work. As I opened the door, I bumped into my maid, she was carrying a tray of food while lost in thoughts, which she spilled on my clothes.

A soft knock on the door and Sam stuck his head in. “The first family is here.” I nodded to him. “Send them in, if you wouldn’t mind.” Aelia got up from the corner of my desk and leaned her back against the window. Nate set up to the left of my desk, leaning against the bookshelf. Taking up my usual spot at my desk, I laced my fingers together and waited. The first family to walk in was the Reeds and Faulks. The Reed’s daughter hadn’t shifted yet and she was supposedly the Faulks sons’ mate who had turned twenty.

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.

“No, it’s timeless, in my opinion.” “Okay, let me have it.” “Okay, so she’s our first child and the first grandchild for both our parents. And her birth marks the beginning of our family together. She’s the beginning, so her name should be Genesis.”

"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 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.

I frowned, trying to slow myself as I shoveled food into my mouth. “I think that man is my dad. I saw my mom in his memories, they were together for some time. It was before he found his mate, and she hers.” Helena whispered, her eyes down on her plate. “He was an Alpha, Rachel.” My chewing slowed, and I eyed Helena in an entirely different light. With our species, an Alpha’s firstborn is always his strongest. They’re always the fastest, strongest, or most cunning. It doesn’t matter whether or not the couple are mates, but that first child, it means everything.

"There are there major branches in the family and we all have a lot of members. You just have met some of them in grandfather's birthday that day." Hailey eventually sighed unable to understand what he was going on about and where he was driving at. She cut in. "Okay. What are you trying to get at exactly?" He pursed his lips but didn't seem annoyed by her interrupting him. He went on. "We have the major, minor, and subsidiary family members. Someone like Nolan and his family are part of the major family branch. They control the whole family at large and they mostly lead the companies."