Keluarga Tak Kasat Mata Part 13 Novels & Stories

” “Mother, don’t stress your heart too much. I know his medicine, those kids will be here before you blink your eyes” Nora just sat down with a silent expression. She had felt that there was something amiss with this family. Although she couldn’t figure it out but one day she will just have to try and dig out their secret. There was no possibility that a parent can hate his own blood this much.

ADAM’S POV The family dinner was surprisingly successful. At first, Aria's family was noticeably uncomfortable, their guarded expressions betraying their skepticism. The atmosphere was tense, each moment fraught with the unspoken history between us. But gradually, the tension began to dissipate. The conversation flowed more naturally, touching on business and light-hearted topics. They asked me about my well-being, their concern genuine yet tinged with wariness.

As Kalix and Natalie step into the grand mansion, they are greeted by the sight of their entire family gathered together. The atmosphere is filled with a sense of anticipation, heightened by Miranda's distressed expression as she quietly sips her coffee. Sensing the tension in the air, Kalix guides Natalie by his side and takes a seat next to his mother, showing his support. Richard Ashford, Kalix's Uncle, takes a puff from his cigar before addressing the family with a serious tone.

Their baby. Their dawn. Their forever. And quietly, in a voice only she could hear, he said: "Our family starts now." Clarisse put both hands over her mouth, crying silently, as he rose and wrapped his arms around her. She nodded, wiping away her tears. “Yes. Let’s go home.” The family gathered together in the living room: Sabrina, classy and radiant Benedict crossed his arms, but as he watched his kids, he softened. Eliana, bouncing baby Isla on her knee

"You don't always have to be so rude. I am only trying to help you." She rolled her eyes at me and I just scuffed. "You two aren't even married yet and you are fighting.” The third family member who hadn't spoken yet, commented where he was sitting. Where did they beta get all these people from? They were all so scary. "Don't mind him, he does have mood swings like a lady on her period.” Chloe said, followed with a sigh and now I wish that everyone was asleep at this point. I was sick of this ready.

“You are part of the family now, Katherine. I will take care of everything, you just focus on settling in and your studies.” I nodded, grateful for his reassurance. His words were comforting, but they also stirred something else inside me—an awareness of the complexities that lay beneath the surface of this family. Even though they weren't related to me by blood, I knew I had to respect the new relationship, and that meant ending whatever it was with Lucas. “Now, we are mostly done, you can go back. I will look after everything else.” Caspian continued, shifting back into his usual business-like tone. “If you need anything, whether it’s about school or anything else, don’t hesitate to ask.”

“Interesting. I heard that Vivi's fiancé is the second young master of the Clarke family. Do you know this Clarke family?” “Not sure, I’ve never heard of them. If they could marry the Joo family, they shouldn’t be a small family. However, among the eight major families, not one is a Clarke. Could it be a hidden family?” The oldest one among them, a beautiful woman wearing a black low-cut evening dress with a lady's bun, said in wonder. “That kid doesn’t look very impressive either. Why would Vivi take a fancy to him?” “He looks like a kid from a small county. Maybe Vivi wants to try something new? Shall we make a bet? Heidi will definitely tear that kid alive in a while.”

Trisha said. “Like going back on a mission with the team?” Dalett asked. “I hate to say it, but I am in.” Jade took a deep breath. “It is time to clear our doubts. It is time to figure out what is going on with my strange family, and we need to start at this point.” * * * * * * * *

Nothing else they have done would be something a normal family would do. My brother ignores Casper, stilling gawking at the inside of the house. “How much did this cost? I bet it is worth a lot. Sis, why don’t you give me some money? I can use some, too.” His words are like a cold bucket of ice water being thrown on me. I snap out of my daze and shake my head. “What are they doing here?” I point to my so-called family.