Impossible Real Family Novels & Stories

"So what if I hit you? If it weren't for you, Athena wouldn't hate me, and my family wouldn't be falling apart! "All of this is because of you. You ruined everything, you bitch!" Sophia stood frozen, her mouth agape in shock. "But… didn't you say we were a family? Isn't Jackson fond of me?" Jackson shot back instantly, his expression icy, just like the way he used to look at me. "I never liked you! You're the reason I lost my mom. I hate you! "We were never a family—not with you." Mason's expression was just as cold, his voice cutting through the tension like a blade. "Get the hell out."

Love, even. I have parts of family left, even if it mainly is a bit fucked up, nobodys life is 100% normal, perfect or without some bits that are fucked. And truth be told, my family is more than just a bit fucked up. It is indeed screwed up so bad that I would rather live with goats and sheep, but I guess this is just the way its meant to be, otherwise why are we on earth? Is it some type of punishment that we have to deal with? Live with? Live through? I really hope not. This time has to be different. It will be different

I’m happy they somehow understand my point. “You’re right, Carson. I guess it’s us who make this situation worse. Our desire to become a true family connected by matrimony has made our children suffer,” Daddy Ronaldo says. Raizen stood in the middle. “Mommy and Daddy can give it a try. I will make sure they don’t kill each other. I think they’ll be fine,” he expressed. His grandparents look at each other. “Uhm, honey, here’s a thing,” mommy Adeline stops. Raizel waved his hand and asked our son to come to him. Raizen rushed to his dad and sat on his lap.

“I want to actually be her father the way that I never truly got the real chance to be the very first time around, all those years ago,” he says plainly, meeting my steady eyes directly across the small candlelit table between them. “Let me actually do that properly this time, for real, no mistakes made along the way.” I study him carefully for a long, quiet moment before responding. “You genuinely mean all of that, don’t you.” “What happens if the Council, or the press, eventually make that completely impossible for the two of us to actually have together, as a real family?” I asks him quietly, still understandably cautious after absolutely everything the two of us have already survived tog

Ares, sensing the delicate nature of the conversation, knelt down and said, "You know, my little superheroes, families come in all shapes and sizes. What matters most is the love we share and the joy we bring to each other's lives. And that's something we have plenty of." Kelly, with a determined nod, declared, "You're right, Doctor Ares! Our family is the best." As they continued their imaginative play, Ares and Valerie exchanged a knowing glance. The unspoken questions lingered in the air, but so did the assurance that, in their unique family, love transcended the need for detailed explanations. Mom," Kelly began, "we were thinking about our real dad. Is he okay? Is he healthy?" Valerie, u

We were just a product of wrong parenting, society's misfits. I sighed for the hundredth time that night. Ahead of us, I saw the three monsters talking to an elderly couple while taking measured looks in my direction. My heart clenched, I knew the old woman. She was part of the first family, Lucian was indeed right. My family was selling me as a bartering chip to gain more power and influence. Being friends with the Zorya and gaining the trust of the first family. My family is becoming more monstrous than they were already are.

“Aren’t you excited for another day with Daddy?” It was harder now to not picture us as a family. Eventually, it would be something I had to deal with. But for now, I really had to run before Josh and Pam were boiling mad.

It turned out they had taken out huge loans to take Jesse abroad to study dance, leaving the enormous debt to me. I was squeezed dry just to support Jesse's future. I was nothing more than a cash cow to them—a wallet used to fund their family's happy life. I had a front-row seat to their deception in this life, so I was curious to see how they would manage to feign death and get away with it right in front of me. I stood invisible amidst the throng of relatives and friends as they offered their hollow consolations to Grandma Madeline and Aunt Jacklyn. It wasn't until Aunt Jacklyn shoved me so hard that I fell to my knees that others turned their attention to me.

“Grandma, you started all of this. From rejected omega to this. How?” “I didn’t plan it. Didn’t choose it intentionally. Just kept making the next right choice. Kept fighting for what mattered. Kept refusing to give up.” I looked around at my family with infinite love. “And I had help. Every step. Every challenge. I was never alone.” “Never alone,” they all echoed. “That’s the real truth,” I continued. “The real certainty that holds everything together. Not power. Not destiny. But family. Love. Connection. Those are what make the impossible possible.”

"You're just too kind. We're so lucky to have you. You're the Moon Goddess' greatest gift to our family. Alright, we'll do as you say. Let's just focus on your recovery." The golden sunset poured through the healing center's windows, wrapping the four of them in warm light. Watching that perfect family scene, I felt like nothing more than an outsider. I was never a part of this family. I didn't belong in that warmth. I tried to speak, but no one could hear me. I wanted to run, but my soul was still bound to Mom. I could only watch in silence as they repeatedly shamed me.