Foster Forever Novels & Stories

It was a farewell for Azhea Kenchmark, the only human who lived with them. Choven smiled by their farewell howls. ...Azhea heard the pack's howl and she smiled as she continues walking away from the forest. She promised that she will keep the truth about them, protected and secretly, no matter what happened and she would pay them a visit in the future.

“This doesn't mean I'm actually your wife.” Adrian smirked slightly and pulled me closer. “I guess, we would both argue about that later.” “And tomorrow, “ I added quickly, “We will fix whatever paperwork you forged.” “Maybe.” “Not maybe—” I said firmly. “Yes…” Adrian suddenly looked amused by my determination. “Alright… fine,” he said, before turning and walking towards the hotel exit again. After a moment… I slowly followed behind. Outside, a sleek black car was already waiting. The driver stepped out immediately and opened the back door.

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Phoebe said, hoping it will hurt her enough to keep her away, as the last thing she wanted is for her to return to the castle and find her family dead. “My father loves me,” Karmen protested. “He is ruled by the King and Queen,” Phoebe warned her. “Will you come to visit me?” Karmen asked. “I don’t know, I hope so, but promise me that you will find someone to spend the rest of your life with. Make some babies and forget about the higher council,” Phoebe asked her before embracing her. “I don’t make promises I cannot keep, but I will do my best,” Karmen said, smiling.

Seeing him would brighten her day, and she needed it. The afternoon spent in court was a standard six-month hearing, but it still took a lot of energy. The hearing had been uneventful. Nothing was changing, although the judge wasn't happy with the fact that Margie the foster mom had been “retired” out of the system for so long. While there wasn't a problem currently, it made Mia uneasy about the kids' future with her. If anything happened, it would be the kids that would suffer.

Another reason I decided to break up with her. I had been hanging out with Lush, for a few days. We clicked pretty quick and our conversations changed into flirtatious hangouts very swiftly. But recently, I got to know that my brother was into someone. Unlike me, he has had a minimum share of being with girls all over the city. As excited as I was, once I found out Theo was into Lush, I just decided to let go.

Just tells the truth — about Oracle, about the trial, about the years of healing. "You've been through a lot," the social worker says. "We've grown through a lot." "That's the same thing." --- The approval comes in June. A letter, official and dry, stating that Celeste Laurent-Vega and Daphne Laurent-Vega are approved to foster children in need of temporary placement. Celeste reads the letter three times. "We're going to be parents," she says. "Maybe. Someday. If a child needs us." "That's the same thing."

Not exactly care because they don’t care about anything else than the money they get from fostering us. My name is Ana Torres and I’m the first child the Brooks fostered, and even though I’m already 19, they refuse to let me go now. I was only 9 years old when my mom died in a car accident right in front of my eyes, and I’ve been living here ever since, which makes it 10 years already. 10 years of suffering. 10 years of abuse.

"You seem to be forgetting something" "Which is?" He motioned to the door, "You have to open the door for me" "Really" "Yes" he nodded in all seriousness. "Dude, you seem to have forgotten something." She growled, "My job is to guard you not to be your servant. You can open your car yourself." "Well opening the car is also guarding me" he argued, his hands perfectly relaxed in his navy suit pants, she quirked an eyebrow in question

“I thought I was going to die then. But I was still lucky because a good elderly couple saved me. They embraced me and dressed me. They treated me like they were a real family member. I just went with the flow. I was just a pup, alone and afraid. I don't even know what happened to my own mother. I didn't even have any idea what was happening or what I should do. But on the good side, my foster parents were really good people. They were good to me and I came to really love them.” “I tried to live a normal life like a human being. I went to school. I even graduated with an Engineering degree. Then my foster parents died of old age. It was like I suddenly woke up from a long dream. Realization