I Shall Master This Family Novels & Stories

His fingers, which were pressed on the ground, were so hard that they broke the rock. "Yes." He nodded. "Please repeat it, Sir," the girl said. Yates Gandi said, "I, Yates Gandi, swear by my inner demons today. In this life, Nelson Family was the master. What Nelson Family members said was what I must do. No matter old or young, women or children, there is no difference between realms." If anyone else were present, they would definitely be shocked to hear such an oath. There were cultivators who would recognize humans as their masters.

Lee stood up and was startled. “Oh, son, what are you doing here?” Mrs. Lee asked. Cullen was panting and was looking at his mom seriously. “I am going to be the CEO! I will be the best CEO!” He shouted at her. He then looked at his grandfather. “Grandfather, please train me well! I don’t want to be a lazy fake CEO! I will be the best!” Cullen confidently said while panting.

After all, in a place like Moon Scar Base City city, his family was the supreme existence. "Guess." Lucas looked at Jenson passively, adding, "Guess if I will tell you the answer?" Hearing this, Jenson couldn't help feeling infuriated. Jenson shouted at Lucas, "Do you know that I am the Lane family's Young Master?" ... Lucas slowly shook his head and said, "I haven't even heard of the Lane family. If you tell me now that you are the Young Master of the Lane family, does it play a big role?"

"Mama said you were dead—" "I was. Got better. We Ashfords are hard to kill. You will learn that. You will learn—everything. When you are ready. When Mama finishes training. Then you come here. To me. And I teach you what you really are. What you can really become. Would you like that?" Silence. Then: "Will Mama be there?" "Of course. And Daddy. Big family. Together. Learning. Growing. Becoming—perfect. All of us."

"As a servant of the Hoolgart family, I advice you shouldn't meddle in other people's family matters," Edric gave a warning. "No, to be honest I didn't do that as if I was interfering. I was only advising because I was worried that Irene Livia Isaac would interfere with our Young Master." William answered with a disdainful smile. He slightly bent his body and lowered his head. "Interfere?! I… I'm sure you have the wrong person," "Our Young Master is the main Family of Hoolgart, as the daughter of a family that has gone bankrupt, you'd better not harass him or even be in his presence. Hoolgart will not give the slightest bit of mercy if a daughter of an ordinary family approaches him,"

"Shut up! It's exactly because you're our daughter that we can decide your marriage!" Miranda held my arm tightly and tried to persuade me calmly, "He's got a car, a house, and money. You'll have a comfortable life if you marry him." Carl chimed in, too. "Mr. Smith may be a bit older, but he's an honest man. You'll marry into happiness and do right by you." Even my second brother, Tony, spoke up. "That's right. Mr. Smith's not a bad man." Seeing every single family that I was related to by blood determined to sell me out, all I could feel was the chill to the bone as I shook uncontrollably.

Jasmine’s head fell into a gentle nod, her teeth sinking into her lower lip. Jerald moved closer, knuckles trailing against her cheek with a feather-light touch. “You… you really be asking for too much… young one. But guess what? Master is willing to give you all that you want.” He leaned in, words brushing against her lips. “I need you to get up… and strip yourself of every obstacle.”

Esmeralda restrained herself, not to make a mess. "Amelia Tones come here," said Rose Tones. Amelia approached them, while James Wage remained silent in place observing his wife's extended family. "Yes, mom." Amelia looked down. "You see this young master, he is the one who helped our company get up and stand upright again. Even more advanced than before. This young master is what I want to be a grandson-in-law, not like that loser," Rose Tones sneered at Jeremy Mose and Esmeralda.

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

When my SAT results come in, I'm stunned to see a score of just 550, even though I've always been one of the top students in my class. For the first time, my parents pull me into a hug and gently reassure me. "It's okay. We'll pay for you to retake the SAT next time." Tears well up in my eyes as I promise them, "I'll get into a good college next time. I won't let you down." They prepare a lavish dinner, then send me off to bed with smiles. Late that night, I hear laughter coming from my parents' room. A beat later, I hear the voice of my little sister, Olivia Clark, drifting through the crack in the door. "Mom, Dad, you're amazing! I'll be headed to a top college soon!"