Happy Sugar Life Aunt Novels & Stories

“Yeah, I’m fine. She’s his doting wife, or whatever they call it. I love the kids, Maya and Jaxon are adorable. And she just had a new baby. I’m not gonna get mad. Martin is her brother. His parents are gonna be here, also. Plus that’s his only sister and his niece and nephews. I get it. But I’m staying right here to calm down.” “I wholeheartedly understand,” I say. Stephen and I sit at their table. My aunt finally comes over, still heated. She hugs me and then starts ranting: “I told that bitch I’m not paying her. The party has already started and she still blowing up balloons. You’re supposed to be done. Bitch, what do I look like?!” We’re all crying laughing because this churchgoing woman

Just by looking at it, you know it's delicious. "Did you have a good time at the party, Auntie?" "No child, those parties were so boring. They talked all the time, but they didn't eat anything, so now I'm hungry!" "Poor auntie!" I laughed. "There was a very handsome young man at that party, but he looked so sad." "Well, it must have been a failure, auntie!" "I guess so!" My aunt said while biting the chicken thigh, looking very funny. Looking at this, would anyone say my aunt is a successful woman?

Another Autumn. "Oh hello, miss, it's so nice to meet you again. Are you going to marry Uncle Aaron? I want you to marry him because he is so lonely and so good-looking. I like you because you are Aunty Autumn's sister and you are so pretty and nice and sweet and Aunty Autumn loves my brand of food and teaches me cool new recipes! One time I tried to make my other uncle, Jaxon, eat it but he called me a devil and the other one Blake tried to sell me after he ate it and almost died. I didn't do anything wrong—"

“Your crybaby mom? The cool lady is way better than her. The cool lady can build chips and make cars fly. “Your mom only knows how to say sorry, cry, and rely on your dad to protect her. I’d never marry a woman like that in the future.” Ellie chimed in, “Yeah, Dolly, you and your dad both have terrible taste.” Dolly argued loudly, “My dad and I don’t have bad taste. My aunt is very good.” Sunny, who had been silent the whole time, finally spoke. “Dolly, tell us, what’s so good about your aunt?” “She… she lets me have whatever I want to eat.” Sunny replied, “Right, and that got you and us into the hospital.”

Luna’s voice chirped. I stopped dead. Just hearing that name—Lila—made my stomach turn. It was the same crap she used to do back then, trying to buy my daughter's love with sugar and lies while she was sleeping with my husband. “Don’t mind Aunt Lila,” I heard Diana say instantly. Her voice was sharp, cutting Luna off before she could say more. “You should not do that.Aunt Lila is not right. Candy makes your teeth rot and your brain slow. In this house, we listen to people who actually care about you. Not her.”

"Arte, dear. Auntie is here. I ordered you some pastries from the bakery you like. They'll be here any moment. I can't bear the thought of you living on hospital food!" "Aunt Aurelia, I missed you. You've been so busy recently!" Arte beamed, reaching a hand out and grasping her knee. Aurelia's heart melted, tears brimming her waterline "Oh my sweet girl...Auntie took time off, I'll be accompanying you for a while! I promise I won't go anywhere until the very last day of my vacation ends. Then, I'll be back as soon as I can book more vacation time!" She swore seriously.

"Oh, so you're my aunt! My mommy is so forgetful; she didn't even mention you to me, and I didn't know that I have an aunt who is so beautiful! You're even more beautiful than my mommy!" Her sudden smiling face surprised Megan somewhat, and the words 'more beautiful than my mommy' simply made Megan's heart sing. Megan released her grip and asked in a calmer voice, "Girl, you're good at sweet-talking! Who taught you all this?" Juniper turned to the table to get the juice that had just been poured for her by the staff. "Aunt, you look kinda tired. Look, you're sweating, and your makeup is running. Here, drink some juice. I've not drunk it at all."

“She’s not my wife yet, Auntie.” The woman frowned playfully. “Not yet? What are you waiting for? Look at her — she’s perfect!” Savannah blushed again and looked away. Adrian just smiled, enjoying every word. After a long while of chatting and laughter, the aunt left, but before going, she whispered something to Savannah. “Don’t worry, my dear. I can see love in his eyes. He’ll never hurt you.” Savannah smiled weakly. “Thank you, ma.”

Despite the strange events of the last few days, I feel a sense of peace. My aunt reaches out and gently takes Austin from me. "Oh, you're such a sweet little boy," she says, in a high-pitched, baby-talk voice. Austin squeals with delight, and my aunt smiles. "Your cheeks are so soft!" she says, as she tickles Austin's cheek. He giggles and clenches his hands, clearly enjoying the attention. My aunt looks up at me, and I can see the love and affection in her eyes. "You're such a lucky mom," she says. "I wish I could have a baby as sweet as this one." "Well, maybe one day you'll get to be a grandma," I say, looking at my uncle with a smile. "You'd be a wonderful grandma," I add. My aunt blush

I said. “But he needs someone special. If I may be more specific, a wife. Grandkids to follow,” she said surprisingly. “Ladies, the pancakes are ready. Who’s taking care of the drinks?” Bobby interrupted. “Oh, it's me. I need to make myself useful,” Auntie Bessy said. I glance at Quim and Bobby’s old picture. Its colors have slightly faded but the cuteness in their smiles remain. I feel proud just thinking that I’m involved with these two cuties.