I Left My Family Novels & Stories

After two days, when I was settled down in my new apartment in a different city altogether in a different country, I finally decided to look up on what was happening, and Gina's father had cut off contact with my family and pulled all investments in companies, and my family was going through a crisis, but I cannot help them in this. I finally decided to choose myself. I always chose them, and this is how it turned out. I can't continue doing this. I just hope Gina finally leaves

My parents made me submit a written request to the family accountant for any expense over five dollars. They said it would keep me from becoming vain. On the day of the car accident, I sat in the ER, struggling to stay still through the pain. I charged $200 for emergency treatment to the card linked to my father's account. The bandage was barely on when my parents called to tear into me. "Who said you could steal from this family? The Bennett family has rules, and they do not include feeding parasites who bleed us dry!" They froze every card I had on the spot. The hospital discharged me because I couldn't pay for further observation. So I walked. More than ten miles back to the Bennett estat

I was born with Alpha blood, yet I spent my entire childhood drifting from pack to pack. At the pack orphanage, the woman in charge always said I was slow and couldn't pick up on anything unless it was said outright. At the charity school, the boy at the desk next to mine shoved the phone he'd secretly brought to school into my backpack. "Hide this for me. The teacher's coming." I raised my hand. "Sir, he just put his phone in my backpack. "He forgot his own backpack today." When I grew up, I joined the Thornwood pack without any trouble and started working as a warrior trainer. The Alpha was handing out assignments. The pack's Gamma nudged me with his foot and lowered his voice. "Tell him y

In Black Wolf Pack, when a pup was born, the parents would place a moonstone on the Moon Goddess' Altar for safekeeping. Before the pup reached adulthood and underwent their first shift, the moonstone was crafted into a protective amulet to be worn at all times. This granted them the Moon Goddess' protection for the rest of their lives. Before my coming-of-age ceremony, my boyfriend, Steven Payton, personally made protective amulets for my twin sister, Wendy, and me. Wendy's protective amulet was an exquisite gold necklace set with two moonstones. It had a crescent mark engraved on it to symbolize the Moon Goddess' blessing. Mine was a plain gold wolf-bone pendant. I froze. "Steven, wh

"You're telling me you haven't left your house in three months." I shook my head. "Not until recently. I left on a road trip with my dad earlier this week, but other than that, no." He looked at me like I was crazy. "Your family is that scared of us? That you barely leave your home?" "When we've been hunted to the last four of us, yes. You could say we're afraid," I snapped at him. Although, as I said that, I had that odd feeling of knowing they aren't my blood, even though I referred to them as my family.

Everything is well. I forced a smile, a faint smile. "How are you guys?" I slowly asked and bit my lower lip. "I miss you. I did not expect this. Mom, you left us first. And Dad followed. Look, I am now alone. I don't have you anymore. I didn't have a family anymore."

Keigan said. My pain is more sticky when I look at Keigan. I remembered the money he took from me in exchange for that single information. "Shut up, Keigan. If you think I'm happy to see you, you're wrong," I told him. The four of them laughed. The crazy ones are good because they could still laugh. As for me, I couldn't smile since my family left the house. The noisy maids joined my parents after my wife left. I am totally alone now. The home I missed and enjoyed temporarily was gone.

I turned to look at her. "Mom…" "A freaking notarization only takes an hour or less, what was so important I lost my home, Ari…what was more important to you than family" "Mom…" I ran out of words to say as she walked out. Great! Freaking great! My family fell apart because I was chasing love, what does that make me?

Their words, and I quote: "We belong to a family, and family doesn’t hurt each other. Anyone who chooses to go out of the family can easily go. And that is what she has done. Because of what she has done, she has been ousted. Now, our family is composed of the people who care about our well-being and our happiness." I didn’t try to argue; it was their decision. I think many of us didn’t have good experiences with our mothers. Liam reached under the table and pulled my hand, then tilted his head toward the balcony. I rolled my eyes, and he pinched my thigh, making me grimace and glare at him. He gestured again, then stood up and excused himself.

Even now, it’s as intimidating as it was years back. “Fucking priceless. You never seem to amaze me, baby brother.” Levi mused, watching me with keen interest. “Judging by how you had the guts to come back, she must be more than a random fuck then.” “I love her.” I blurted it out before I could stop myself, desperation clawing at my chest. “I can’t lose her…so please…just this once…” Silence stretched between us. I knew what they were thinking. I had left them, walked away from everything, and swore I’d never be part of this family again. And now I was standing before them, begging for their help.