Future Cousin Novels & Stories

I was thrilled. Even though she was my ex-fiancee’s mother and we had already broken up. Still, if word got out, it might sound bad. After breaking up with my fiancee, I ended up with her mother. Victoria pinched me. “What are you overthinking for? After I split the assets with Vera, I went to court to terminate our mother-daughter relationship. “She and I have no more ties. What are you worried about?” When I heard this, all my concerns faded away.

She said, assuring me. “Grandma! I will talk to you later.” Saying that he cut the call and closed his eyes. “She is interesting!” I mumbled and he groaned to which I burst out laughing. “She is crazy always saying I am not intelligent just because I didn’t want to look after the family business.” He said shaking his head. “Then who is looking after it?” I asked and he explained how all his cousins are doing the work there, but no one is ready to be the head of it.

And with a cough he says, "I’d rather not have sex with my cousin, if you don’t mind.” I hadn't thought of that. Sheesh. I know Humboldt is small, but how did I end up with three men so interconnected? They are three different species, and yet...The universe has an interesting sense of humor. I guess when one manifests a future and asks the universe for favors, one needs to be very specific.

"Everyone, I would like to thank all of you for attending my Uncle's birthday. My name is Cindy and I am the future wife of the man standing next to me. I come from a wealthy family and I would like to share that I am beyond excited to be married to someone I love so much. So as the future Luna of the pack, I am going to do my best to support my husband whom I adore and love so much. Also, I have a lot of future projects for you as well. After all, we all want to have a better future and for me, I am going to do my best to help however I can. That's all, thank you so much." Everyone cheers and then my father suddenly speaks up again. "There is one thing you have to do... both of you..."

Fifteen years ago..... Unknown pov “Sir she has arrived,” one of my best men said “Fine, send the others to go pick her up at the airport” I replied “Yes sir” he replied before leaving “Charles, are you still there?” I asked through the air pod “Yes sir” he replied “Any update?” I asked “They just left the building now. They are on their way to a family dinner” he replied “Keep them on close range. Hope they guys are going as planned?” I asked

she corrected. "So who's the young man beside the scantly dressed lady," Ernest asked his wife who watched Jason in admiration. "Don't you remember Sean? His best friend since high school. Ignatius and Maria's son?." "Ah! Yes, I recall. He looks much different now and the young lady? I see he still keeps the same circle of friends" He asked suspiciously. "Oh they're adults now it's their time and life to live Mh?" She cajoled.

Brayden grinned revealing a little part of his teeth. "Idiot, you want to castrate your friend to be the boss in the future." Authur throw him a glaring that says 'yoi are stupid.' "And you Rowland, I will advice you think about this well, what if you meet someone you love later in future." Authur advised locking his glance at him. "Whatever, thank you Brayden." Rowland spouted. "You are always welcome Bro." He grinned feeling satisfied with his decision. Suddenly, a phone popped up. It is Rowland phone, he looks at his phone and a familiar number appeared. His favourite cousin is calling him.

At this time, Fortune and Asia went for class as usual. Everything was as it was on a daily basis. "hey fortune, will you and my cousin be a couple soon?" Asia suddenly asked. Fortune smiled "uhmm I must say your cousin is a good person unlike the sneaky and pretentious Brandon, I will give it a try". Asia smiled brightly "of course my brother is the best, non comparable to that hedonistic fool called Brandon, I believe you two will make a good couple" Asia spoke so proudly. Before Fortune could speak, the lecturer walked in and the lessons of the day began.

As I stepped out of the theater, the night air in Calitree was cool and crisp. Ed stood by the car, a light trench coat in his hands. He draped it gently over my shoulders and pulled me into his arms. "Cold, Mrs. Fisher?" He kissed my forehead softly. "Not at all." I leaned into his warm chest and smiled—wide, free, unburdened. Just then, my phone screen flickered. That "Unknown Number"—silent for seven whole years—had sent one short message: [Congratulations. You rewrote your fate. I wish you peace, happiness, and a future without limits.]

It belonged to the man who had slept beside me for the past four years. Nina was the name I had chosen two days ago. That night, I'd found Malcolm flipping through a baby names book. He said he was looking for a name for our future child. I'd teased him for getting ahead of himself when we weren't even married yet. He lowered his head and smiled. "There's no rush for that." I understood what he meant now. There was no rush to get married because he wasn't having a child with me. "Miss, I sent you a friend request. We can talk again next time. I'm going to spend time with Daddy now!"