Novel & Cerita Kindle Book Share Family

Kent stopped and looked back. “Try anything stupid and everything you thought you had will disappear like a speck of dust,” the man gestured, snapping his fingers. Kent quickly rushed outside and came back in a matter of seconds with the manuscript in his hand sweating and breathing heavily. “You see? Did I have to threaten you,” the man patted Kent’s shoulder. “Don’t hurt my family. I’m just an editor,” Kent begged. “I don’t have control over the stories brought to me.” The man collected the manuscript and read the title out loud - "THE FAMILY THAT KILLS TOGETHER STAYS TOGETHER by Ludo Sakala."

she told them as she unfolded the paper that was inside. “Hello everyone. I know that by the time this letter is being read, my granddaughters, Rhiannon and Kaylee are already grown women and it will be years since my passing. I a writing this letter in case a dispute befalls in the company. When I gave all of my shares to Rhiannon, I gave to return her mother’s favor. If it wasn’t for Sabrina, our family would never be considered a rich family. We would never have a company.

"I read books on my own. There are a lot of books in my godfather's home. I like reading books when I have time." Zion kept mentioning Abyss constantly every time he opened his mouth. Nathaniel only felt the pain in his heart was getting more and more intense. "If you like it, I'll reserve the whole library for you." "My godfather said that if you really like something, you can't own it. It's better to share it with everyone. Especially for a wealth like the knowledge, you can't let others lose the opportunity to read due to your own selfishness. So you don't have to reserve the whole library for me, I'll go to the library?myself?to read books."

Here.” I folded her fingers over the edge. “I know you need it.” She stared at me. “Um. No.” I nodded. “Um, yes. You didn’t think I wouldn’t share with my best friend, did you?” “Freya. You can’t give this to me. You need it.” I smiled at her. “You do, too. I have enough now. You’re not just my bestie, Kelly. You’re…you’re like family. So just take it and say thank you.”

Inside was a beautifully bound book. Its pages were blank. Attached was a handwritten note. "Your Majesties," "When you visited our village, you reminded us that every voice matters." "This book is a gift for your child." "May they fill its pages with their own thoughts, dreams, and discoveries." "May they always remain curious." "And may they never stop learning from the people around them." Nova carefully closed the book. "It's perfect." Kieran smiled. "Our child already has their first journal." She placed it beside the keepsake box containing their letters.

“You’re overestimating me. The Cobb family’s problem can only be solved by the people in the same family. An outsider like me would only make things worse.” Dean smiled back. “There are no everlasting dynasties, as there are no eternal undying families.” “When a family steps into a new generation, there will always be a price to be paid. The family can only continue on that way.” “With your help, the family will last for at least a century.” “Because of this, I decided to give you thirty percent of the family’s shares as thanks. Please take it.” Harvey wanted to decline, but he could only accept the gift after seeing Dean’s sincere expression.

I had a secret that none of my family knew. I started writing a book but I kept it secret because I was not sure it was good enough. I will tell Blake when I feel like I am comfortable enough with him to tell him something not even my family knows. I open the book to the page I stopped at. I had put a book mark there so I would not have to dog ear the pages.

As introverted as I am, family will always come first, and I hope you can understand that. Thank you so much for your patience and kindness. Please don’t give up on me. I have many exciting plots ahead and several books I'm already working on. I hope to find a family in you all, and I truly appreciate your continued support. ❤Love, Fireworks🎆

I finished recounting my little evolution so far. ************* Note: Don't forget to like, comment and share the book! This really helps it grow on the platform

My half-brother, Jim Sullivan, pushed me down a snowy mountain, leaving me with a fractured spine. My mom, Doris Moore, and my wife, Julia Stone, rushed me to the hospital in a panic. Later, they learned that I might be permanently paralyzed. To put my mind at ease, Julia held up a ring and swore that she would take care of me for the rest of my life. Mom also cut ties with Jim, saying she would make him pay for what he had done. They told me Jim fell off a cliff while trying to escape, and they never found his body. I believed them. That was until three years into my marriage, a friend sent me a video. In the footage, Jim, who was supposed to be dead, was holding a child in his left