Full House: Stephanie Book Series Novels & Stories

School got me busy and I had very little time for writing or even social media. But now I’m back. I already completed Crave if anyone is also waiting for that, and some of you might have not seen the note there, but I’ll complete my stepbrother this June. I’m already rereading the chapters to get familiar with the plot again and it’s been written. Once I have enough chapters that won’t leave you hanging in between (which is very soon. In a few more days I think.) I’ll start uploading them. Thank you so much for being patient with me and for being devoted to James and Elizabeth’s story.

I mused, hanging up. “I tried to stop her, ma'am. But she insisted on seeing you.” The young lady said, sounding frustrated. I can feel a headache making its way to my poor head. “I am sorry for the inconvenience. You can leave her with me. Thanks, dear.” Stephanie hissed in contempt as she sneered at the poor girl. She struts in, acting like she rules the entire universe. Her eyes landed on the chocolate box, and she cackled. “I see you are living your best life now. Must feel good leaving your family on the edge while you enjoy.”

"I was wondering whether you were going to put anything in there. I'm afraid you're planning to murder me to avoid the embarrassment of being a divorced man any time soon." He leaned his hand on the table between them and shifted his body closer to her, staring at her seriously, "do you think I’m planning to do that in my own house?" Caspian watched her eyes widen and gulped hard before running away, leaving him alone in the kitchen. He smirks at her as she flees like a terrified cat and returns his attention to the dinner he's preparing, turning off the heat and putting the veggies on the dish. Stephanie was acting irritably on the sofa. Her gaze was drawn to the package on the coffee table

"I shouldn't tell you too much, strictly speaking. All I am is a servant. But I genuinely believe that you are too good—so good that even I feel obligated to you." Stephanie’s meaning was already clear to Haley. They dispatched Stephanie, an old hand, to gauge her response while everyone else was hiding from her. "All right. I comprehend.” Then Haley remained silent again. Stephanie didn't dare go any farther after seeing her pallid face. With sympathetic eyes, all she could do was keep telling her to eat more. Haley was no longer hungry. She put down her fork and got to her feet. She would just approach them if they were avoiding her. It was entertaining to watch them perform.

Her phone rang out from the couch and just knew who it was but before she could pick it up, her doors slammed open again. “Where's the asshole!!!!” Stephanie ran in with a bat in her hand, making him hurry up the stairs and Seraphina laughing out loud. “Ignore him, Steph. Let's leave” she said calmly “Tomorrow, I'll sign the paperwork and you can kill him if you want” Stephanie has a devilish smile plastered on her face, her eyes glowing with something evil beneath “okay then” and they both walked out of the house as free women.

When she was done, she stood up and slid the books across the counter. “Here’s my number”, Stephanie told her as she handed her a card. She thought they were the same age, based on how she looked, but after receiving a business card from her, she was starting to doubt it. “Nice to meet you” “Nice to meet you, too”, she replied and took the card. With a wave, Stephanie turned around to leave, pressing the books against her chest.

Several minutes later, Steph and Mia were done shopping and they returned to their homes. Steph went into her room when she got back, to take a nap. She had been so tired from all the walking she had to do with Mia. Some hours later when she woke, she decided to pick up one of the books she had been reading and head downstairs. She sat on the couch in the living room and read the next few pages of the book. That was the last book in the motherhood series she had been reading. She finished with the book some minutes later and suddenly, she felt she had nothing to do.

Feeling seen and vulnerable, like a specimen under a scope, Stephie quickly stuffed the cash back in her purse, then she checked the time on her phone and busied herself with the wet buildings outside the car's window. ___________________________ Hey guys! Here is our pilot chapter. I hope you enjoyed. Let me know by COMMENTING, AND SHARING! Lots of ❤❤❤ -Tania

"It's a group study not a state funded research project into new biofuels!" "Oh darling," mum cut in from the kitchen doorway with that tone she used when she was about to embarrass me while smiling pleasantly about it. "Be a little nicer to your best friend. And honestly… your grades could really use the extra effort." Stephanie shot me a triumphant look over the top of the stack in her arms and I considered briefly whether I had ever actually liked her. Then we went upstairs. She dumped the mountain of books on my desk with a crash that shook my lamp.

SOPHIA The laptop screen glowed in the dim cabin light, my mother’s face smiling at me with a warmth that now felt utterly perverse. Cain’s father — my stepfather — sat beside her, his hand resting casually on her thigh. They looked… proud. “Sweetheart, don’t look so shocked,” Mom said softly, her voice carrying that same gentle tone she used when I was a child. “We saw how you looked at Cain from the very first family dinner. We knew you needed someone strong enough to handle you. To *own* you.”