I Ll Save A Decent Family Novels & Stories

“A good wife shouldn’t be so petty. You should be kind to your husband’s family.” Whitney’s lecture didn’t sit well with me. I doubted anybody would be happy if their mother-in-law crashed their wedding night and hogged the center of the bed. To make matters worse, Keith didn’t even ask for my opinion. I didn’t want to make a big fuss, especially since I was a new addition to the family. Since Whitney and Keith didn’t mind, I couldn’t give them attitude on my wedding night, so I bit my tongue. As if that wasn’t bad enough, I got up in the middle of the night to find Keith sprawled all over Whitney, and Whitney even dropped her bloomers too.

"Are you saying you'll only love the person who saved you and protect her no matter what she does? If you fell into the sea and a dolphin saved you, would you have a relationship with it?" Shaun stammered, "You can't make such assumptions. If someone saved your life, wouldn't you do the same?" "Don't think for a second that we're the same. Even if I wanted to repay the person who saved me, I wouldn't help them bully my husband and get a divorce in such a despicable way!" "Sienna, I—" "Get out of my sight right now, or I'll call Wayne Reeves. You'll end up without a single cent of your inheritance!"

After the accident, I came home in clothes soaked with blood. Mom and Dad took one look at the bandages covering me and immediately asked what had happened. I clenched my fists and said, “Car accident. My phone’s emergency SOS automatically sent my location to my emergency contacts and tried calling them. Mom, you hung up. Dad, you never even checked the alert.” I thought they would apologize and promise that they would never ignore an emergency alert again. Instead, Mom frowned. “Why would you put down my number? You know I have a heart condition. What if I suddenly got an emergency alert like that and passed out from the shock?” Dad waved a hand dismissively. “My blood pressure is hi

I said as I ended the call. The plan was risky, but it was my best shot to save my family and pay back the debts I owed. I quickly set up the plan to make the proposal of the century for everyone to see. -------------- Note: This book is the property of Ulliend's Musings and is only allowed in approved formats such as D****e, Goodnovel, Tiktok, etc..

“Ray, she had a family of her own who was obviously worried sick about her. So much so, they offered a hefty reward for her return or information about her whereabouts.” “How much?” “A million.” “I take it Ava’s father settled his tab with you.” “Yes, but that’s not what’s important now.” “It’s not?” Ray asked like what she said was pure insanity. “I take it Ava punched you because of it.” “Maybe, but like I said, it’s not important now. What’s important now is us and the boys – our family,” Lillian said softly. Hmm. I definitely smell a rat here. “Ray . . . I . . . miss being a part of a real family. I miss having someone in my life.”

Dexie hesitated and couldn’t help but ask. Lily’s expression was gone as she said, “Oscar’s father said she could die if she wanted to, but Oscar definitely won’t be saved because saving Oscar would sacrifice the whole family. With such a heartless father... it’s no wonder he would raise a child like Oscar, who is kind on the surface but very dark inside. Fortunately, you and Paloma didn’t marry him, even though Paloma learned a great lesson because of this. If he regrets again and changes his ways, he might still start over.”

“Did you just say I can turn back into being normal? I don't have to run around like an animal anymore?” “Yes… You can be a full human.”Without showing it on my face. I smile at the words from Doom. So, there is a way to go back to being normal. Then unknowingly I find myself smiling broadly with everyone in the room looking at me as if they do not see what I am seeing. I can finally dream of living with Keirah and baby Lana as a family with none of this coming between us. But all that depends on how fast I can get to my uncle from here before he causes any harm to my family. I need to save my family. I can't stay here any longer.

To support Gavin Cooper’s work, I waited in our first-floor home with our son, who was burning with a high fever, while the hurricane raged outside. Yet as the head of the local emergency response team, he gave the last remaining life ring to his childhood sweetheart, Wendy Harper, on the tenth floor. When I voiced my dissatisfaction, he berated me over the phone. “Luna, you’re my wife. I can’t abuse my position for personal gain. I have to set an example. “But Wendy is different. She’s a widow raising a young daughter, so I have a responsibility to make sure they’re protected.” Once again, his argument about putting the greater good first won me over. That was until the floodwaters swallowe

When she steps back, I notice how much Tyler resembles her — same eyes, same smile — only hers carries softness where his holds restraint. Mr. Walker soon joins us, wearing an apron and a proud grin. “Come in! Dinner’s almost ready!” The living room glows under soft lights. Family photos fill the peach-colored walls — moments frozen in time. Tyler as a kid, laughing. Tyler as a teen, awkwardly tall and bright-eyed. I can’t help but wonder when that smile faded. We sit, and conversation flows. They’re easy people — welcoming, warm. For once, I feel the ghost of belonging.

Bailey said as she nodded to the other woman, “Sorry, mom, dad, and Dave, but this is between Max and me. We will figure out what works well for us.” “And how it will work for us.” Max chimed in. “Your idea of a happy, wholesome family with all the members just accepting this is the stupidest thing I have ever heard. Did you not think that your actions would ever be called out?” “What are you getting at?” Dave asked.