Infinite Parents Guide Novels & Stories

"We never expected you to do so much for the family… these past five years, everything we did was for your future. We were afraid you'd grow up spoiled and vain, unprepared for hard times." "But you know… our family could spend money forever and never run out." My nose burned. Tears slid down the corners of my eyes. "Because Mom and Dad had a hard childhood, you wanted me to be frugal. But… have I ever wasted money? Even in our social circle, I've always been considered careful with spending, haven't I?" "Lily… what gift do you want? I'll buy it for you," he said, shifting the conversation. He wiped the tears from my cheeks with a tissue. "Anything you want, I'll get it for you."

“First of all, everyone knows we hate each-other. Second of all, our parents are literally getting married! We are about to be step siblings, you psycho. How is the campus going to believe we are dating when we living in the same house? “Easy,” Lael said, shifting his weight as that wicked, slow burning grin reached his eyes. “Nobody on this campus knows our parents are even dating, let alone getting married. My dad keeps his private life completely locked down, and your mom isn’t exactly flexing her relationship on the North Ridge forums, and I know you haven’t told anyone.As far as the school is concerned we don’t share a last name. We are just the star forward and the quiet genius who cou

Mandy suddenly put down her phone and went to my mother. “Mom, my phone has run out of battery. Can I use your phone?” “You’re seriously addicted to your phone.” Even though my mother said that, she still lent her phone to her. Matthew also ran over and tugged on my father’s clothes. “Dad, give me some money. I want to buy some firecrackers!” “Why are you buying firecrackers? We’ll see some tomorrow.” Even though my father said that, he still took twenty dollars from his wallet. Matthew cheered and grabbed the money before he ran off.

"Sabrina was such a good kid. She was pretty, sweet, and everyone in the neighborhood liked her. How did she end up with parents like that?" "Exactly. This is murder, plain and simple. An eye for an eye wouldn't even be enough!" "The book should be thrown at them! If you don't want to raise a child right, don't have one. What century is this? Who still favors one child over another like that?" "They deserve to die!" Mom and Dad didn't argue. Instead, the corners of their mouths lifted slightly. "If only they'd let me pay for it with my life. Now that Sabrina's gone, I don't want to live either. Olivia shouldn't have murderers for parents." They both murmured approximations of this sentiment.

Defendants, do you have anything to say? My brother, Ethan, was the first to speak. His voice cracked as he said, "Mom and Dad loves Emma so much. They'll definitely vote for her. Please help me, everyone. I don't want to die." Comments started scrolling across the screen. "Aw, poor kid. He didn't receive any love from his parents. I'm voting for him." "Same here. If his parents won't vote, we will." Unlike Ethan, I stared at the stoic judge and asked, "After I'm reborn, can I request a new pair of parents? It's fine if the answer is no. My parents will still die, anyway."

He raised his brows to Vivar who seemed guilty. “It’s just a spider,” he justified. “I miss my dad,” Nemiah murmured as she nudged her face deeper into Caius’ chest. She started to miss her family, especially her father who has a weird collection of spiders. Caius felt a sudden urge to hug her. He gently embraces the crying lady and pats her back gently. “He loves spiders though I hate them..” Nemiah continued. “Shhhh…” Caius tried to comfort her. He didn’t know what to say just to make her stop crying. He eyed Vivar who was anxiously biting his thumb. Vivar shrugged his shoulders, trying to convince him that he didn’t mean to make Nemiah cry.