Lout Of Count's Family Novels & Stories

"I don't care who you are or where you're from, boy. "I'm going to make this simple. If you still value your life, you should leave, immediately. You don't know what lies under the murky depths of our family, but you should have heard about the Wright family. They're one of the top ten families in Country H. A marriage between our two families has already been determined. It doesn't matter who you are, interfere with this, and you'll only end up dead!"

They all grouped themselves. Autumn stepped back from the family portrait and looked at the one she made everyone take. All her friends and their family were in it: Gaia, her husband and two sons, Constance, her children but not her husband—he refused to join, Brianna, Jacky and their three children, Meredith and her family, Chelsea and hers, she was carrying her last and fourth child which gender was unknown, Jaxon and Delaney, his children including his other child. Turns out he had a daughter among those women. Her mother died so Delaney was taking good care of her. There was also Jaybie even though he remained single with only a son.

Everyone in the room looked at me, confused, when they heard I was a new member. A girl in the group got up out of her chair and walked over to me, and looked me in the eyes. She looked similar to Crimson with the same yellow eyes but much lighter brown hair, "So you're my famous cousin I've heard so much about?" I was thrown off guard by what she said, "Cousin? What are you talking about?" "I should introduce myself first. I'm the eldest daughter of Count Famious, Kat Famious. I'm guessing you don't know, but your Mother is from the Famious family. My Father is your Mother's older brother, which means we're cousins."

Craig immediately came to Adelaide's defense, "No one can be good at everything. Adelaide's the most talented one in the Warscar Training Camp. Why don't you show us your special talents or any exceptional skills you have?" With that, he cast a cold glance at Lance. Lance was taken aback—for he hadn't called it ugly; it was Paisley who said so. Paisley quickly changed the subject, "Caldwell, tell me about some memorable funny moments you and your sister had when you were kids." Lost in memories, Caldwell had a lot to share. His father was the county executive officer of Garfield County, and the family of four had lived comfortably. Garfield County was poor and plagued by chaos and rogue wolv

In the end, the family lost everything, and even the title of count had to be sold off. As a result, Frost’s life had taken a sharp downturn.

Clyde mocked. My heart tightened. Perhaps I got the story wrong. Damien was also an outcast like me who cleaned up after his family's mess. Was that why he told me not to be deceived by what I see? Why does his brother hate him this much? I had a lot of questions but getting close to the answer made everything more complicated. "That's enough, Clyde" Another voice interrupted and it was Clyde's father, Mr. Marvin McMillan. He walked down to us, glaring hard at Clyde. Clyde bowed his head in embarrassment.

I don’t really think that there’s a single maid in here that genuinely shows us that they love to be here and that they love to serve. “I think this is the only time that we’re not complete for the family dinner.” I instantly feel the need to ask Lucan. “What do you mean?” “Well, out of the seven Aglauros brothers, only four are present with their families. The others? They won’t be able to make it.” This just shows that the family is not really fond of Uncle Naveen and his tricks. And who the hell will be fond of him when his tongue and words are as sharp as a knife?

We don't have parents! Cassius was his only family in this huge world. Luther pressed his brother’s head against his chest and kissed him and made him giggle. “Fuck!!” He breathed and came back into the present. He gritted his teeth and slammed an empty bottle of wine on the counter. “Those fucking memories!”

Cindy is clearly annoyed because of the problems I brought to her family. The cold and domineering stares Cindy has was nothing to Lissie. She only realized something. Being ballistic, stern, and cold seemed to be the trademark of Vistagra family. Colton got his attitude from his mother. It runs in the blood, isn't it? “Your family might be affiliated with my name at some point but rest easy. It will soon come to an end.” Lissie calmly affirmed with her head high and chin up. Cindy's demeanor changed. “Don't tell me you want to divorce my son?”

It brought back a pang of homesickness and sadness, but he quickly dismissed it as he met his uncle’s gaze. Henry held up a piece of paper. “I received this missive earlier from your father’s half-cousin, and I fear you won’t like the news.” He paused, staring into Gabe’s eyes as his frown deepened. “You have grown up carefree and not expected to become a responsible adult. Yet, whether you know this or not, you have inherited your father’s brother’s title—Count of Wilshire.” Confusion filled Gabe’s head and he leaned forward, grasping his knees. “My father rarely spoke of his older brother who lived in Marseilles. From the stories I heard, Father was disowned by his father years ago, before