Kata Indah Untuk Keluarga Kecilku Novels & Stories

“OK. Let me tell you what a typical provincial village is like. You know, I’ve always regretted that your pa and I weren’t able to give you a hometown that you can visit on summer breaks. I’m sure some of your classmates talk about theirs all the time. And we didn’t have a big family – doting grandparents, aunts, a couple of eccentric uncles, an army of cousins and all that.” “Aww, ma,” Kate said and hugged Mrs. Lapuz. “You and pa were more than enough.” Although the matter did cross her mind once or twice, what Kate said that night was sincere.

A place she hasn’t seen in years. “...so I think we could head there today,” Katya’s saying as we walk towards our rental car. “The cottage isn’t far, maybe a few hours’ drive. It’s small, but it’ll be perfect for starting fresh. I can’t believe it’s still in the family, considering my mother and I... well, we don’t talk anymore.” She pauses, glancing up at me, probably expecting some kind of response. I nod, forcing a smile. “Sounds like a good place to start over.”

I carefully examined each one, picturing the laughter and joy they would bring to Zara's growing family. My attention was captivated by a miniature kitchen set, complete with pots, pans, and tiny utensils. I imagined Zara's child playing make-believe, concocting delicious imaginary feasts with a bright smile on their face. It was a perfect choice, fostering creativity and imagination in the young mind.

Kate beam in excitement as she ran towards Kiara who opened her arms in embrace. "Really? And who told you we are now rich" Kiara asked as she lift the seven years Kate up in embrace. "Dad told me" she said excitedly. "We are moving out to a bigger and beautiful house that only the rich can Afford she beam. "Wow you must really love the new house right?" Kiara asked wondering how a little girl of her age manage to know the type of house that only the rich can afford.

“I’m not quitting a job I’m good at that makes me over one million a year. I put all my earnings into a account for my kids they will have a good start to life.” Dad nods and shakes my shoulders. “You have three more years in Boston. Sean is about to go on a tour to find his mate. Kata wants to go to school in Hawaii, Camille starts High School. All five of you are doing well. I think me and Mom can claim success.” I laugh and nod. They didn’t do all to bad.

Then she screamed as he exploded another massive load of cum deep inside her once more, staying buried to the hilt as he panted heavily. Her eyes glazed over in a haze of bliss, her face twisted into a lewd, utterly ruined expression. ‘Sorry, my husband… your next child is probably going to have to wait at least another year…’ . . “Are you for real?!” Kayla squealed with excitement, her eyes glued to the brochure. “Travel coupons to Brookhill Beach, and they even let visitors bring their babies along, at their own risk! Nice one, Luk!” Lukas flashed a wide grin, standing right in front of her.

My eyes drilled into her, willing her to understand my hint. Kate’s skin flushed, and she immediately dropped her head down and pretended to pore over the photos again. But I hadn’t missed her relieved smile, and I had to bite my tongue to keep from laughing. She was so damn cute, and I fucking loved that she was so open and honest. “That’s a big house,” she murmured. “For a big family,” I agreed. “I’m an only child, and I always knew I wanted my children to grow up with a lot of siblings. I don’t want a quiet and organized life. I want lots of laughter, messes, chaos, and love.”