Keep It In The Family Audiobook Novels & Stories

“ Nothing changes, man, you are our family, always will be, don't let others change that.” With each one of them reassure me that the DNA don't change a thing between our family makes me feel so much better then when I first wake up and the tears that I have been holding onto, fell down my face, clearing my throat I say “ I appreciate the support and you guys are the only family that I've known and I don't know what I would do if things change but I think we still need to give the Kline brothers a chance” A silence louder than the train stretched among us, and I felt like I had pushed a bit too far, until my Aunt broke the silence.

“It has been in the family for centuries. It’s what keeps the bloodline running. It’s what keeps us in business.” “I beg to differ,” the younger man mutters but loud enough for the table to hear. “It’s Don Nero who keeps us in business.” Elio nudges his son sharply, looking at the woman with a strained, plastic smile. “That’s very right, Aunt. This keeps us close.” I almost want to laugh. They all look far from being close, though that might be because of Nero. Which makes me angry because they are supposed to be his family. I would be sad if my sister treats me like this.

The family worked the ground and continued the work and the work was the continuation. But the publisher's Japanese contact had read The Inside Account. He had understood immediately what Don wanted. He had written to the family on Don's behalf, not as a request for an interview but as a request for a conversation between people who shared the understanding that the ground-knowledge was real and that it mattered and that it was disappearing and that someone needed to write about it before it was gone. The family had read the book. The family had discussed the book. The family had agreed.

"I woke up one morning and found myself utterly alone. I looked around and saw a Giant house filled with people who are just strangers and not my family. I wanted to have what i had before. And before i could lose my daughter the same way i lost my son, i wanted to bring us together. I'm not getting any younger. And even if it is true that i need an heir to tale over my business, i wanted to have my family back. I wanted to live in a home instead of a house." His words touched me. I made sure to listen to every single thing he said and i was really happy i took Ron King's advice into giving him a chance before i decide anything. And I'm glade that i gave him a chance. I smiled at my grandpa

"A good wife brings prosperity to generations. A wicked one ruins an entire family. Choose wisely." As the night deepened, the family gathered to keep vigil beside the caskets. Kelly, unwelcome among them, shrank into a corner, her presence tolerated but barely acknowledged. I found her there later. "Zarrick's finished," I told her softly. "And when I leave him, I'll make sure he walks away with nothing. If you're willing to stay with him then, when he's broke and ruined, then maybe—just maybe—I'll believe your love is real."

An old lady with white hair and wrinkles was knitting with red and black wool, she was sitting in a rocking chair and swinging back and forth at a slow and soothing pace; a young lady with black hair was talking on the phone to someone, her voice merely a whisper, accompanied by some shakiness and teary eyes, as every night. "Darling I'm telling you, stay there. You will be fine with Larry, lock the door and pull down the blinds, I will see you in the morning." The young lady, Eleanor, said. After a sigh from his husband on the other side of the line, he agreed and told her to be careful, then he hung up. She put the phone down and looked at Mrs. Carrigan. They were a strange family. Carrig

Was he disowned from the family or his father had just preferred Aiden over Axel to take over his business and his desire to have his first son take over turned out bad for him, because why would Aiden have his father locked up in jail? He had acquired all the wealth that he wanted, so why was he trying to divide his family? I suddenly held a loud sound like something metallic or ceramic was thrown to the ground, I decided to step in immediately, the last thing I wanted was to get caught eavesdropping on their conversation. I had not heard everything been said but if they were to find me by the door, they would assume I heard it all.

"Don't blame Connie, Mom. It's my fault. I have caused you so much trouble. I shouldn't have taken the coat from her…" Before she finished, Dad grabbed me and slammed me to the ground. He roared, "A cold-blooded thing like you doesn't deserve to live in this loving family!" I cried and begged him to stop. But the more I cried, the more he was convinced that I felt no remorse. His claws landed harder and harder. Mom and Nathan stood at a distance, their faces indifferent. It was as if I weren't part of the family, just a filthy rogue they didn't recognize.

"Get out of my sight right now, or I'll call Wayne Reeves. You'll end up without a single cent of your inheritance!" Shaun wanted to say more, but he hesitated at my last words. He left reluctantly. "You're not thinking clearly right now. We'll talk another day."

Something told me this visit might not end well for me. "Well, well, well... Look who decided to grace us with her presence. Grace, huh? More like disgrace,” he said, chuckling unpleasantly, his green eyes sparkling maliciously beneath his brows. His voice held a mocking air that set me on edge. “Hello, Kai. My son, Chadwick has been insisting to know his father's family for the last ten years. I know how dangerous it is coming here considering that I was told not to ever step foot on this island, but I couldn't convince him otherwise. As you probably already know, It’s a big responsibility, being the head of the company Axton and his dad, Marcus left behind. Chadwick had to learn the ropes