Oh No The Aunts Are Here Novels & Stories

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. “We plan to do that, “ she began, then looked around the table like she wanted confirmation before continuing, “None of them or you are responsible for what others have done.” What she said is true. I've met the brothers, despite our business deal, and spoken briefly to their grandmother. They seem like friendly people, though they have greedy people around them. Pa's voice pulls me out of my daze. “We will make things right in due time.” Nodding in agreement, Mom said, “ Yes.” She looked down at her hands on her lap. “ I wish I knew what happened to my daughter.”

The lady who did the dress fitting said, she looked very pleased with her work. "As she should look," Aunt Willow said and I smiled. "Okay, I think we should get going, you already have a sit next to Luisxer, we will have to fight for ours because we aren’t the Royals," Aunty Willow said with a pout and I smiled. If every Vampire and Lycan was going to be in attendance, that means my annoying aunty and uncles are going to be present, they hate the idea of joining our territory’s but there is nothing they can do about it.

Leonna said with full of sarcasm. “Oh, the evil cousin appears and she is still a biiaatchh,” retorted Annie. The two girls are glaring at each other. Aunt Florence looks at Annie then frowns. “Annie, is it? I’m sorry if I don’t remember you. So you live in America?”

“Your mother is the reason. He responds in a huff. — Me with a thousand things to do and I have to stay here... Aunt Jane will still screw with my organization. And she doesn't even try. Silvério laughs, while Kaanadan looks at his watch. "I don't understand why you don't like it." - I stare. “Sounds amazing. Kaanadan looks at me and then nods. — Okay, let's start... We start by coming and being welcomed and then we donate an amount. - I nod. “Then that coral over there.” She points to a group inside a small bridge at the side of the mansion. — starts playing and everyone goes dancing. Or not. - I nod. — My aunt is going to come with a beautiful twenty-hour speech, until the names of all the

“Ahh, Nate. Come here. I can’t wait to introduce you to my aunts.” Nate acted all sweet and docile as he ran towards her and pulled her into a side hug. “And who these wonderful women might be?” Nicole fumbled. “I told you long back, didn’t I? These are my aunts.” Nate looked at them and gasped. “These are your aunts? No way, I mistook them for your younger sisters.” He then gave them both a cheesy smile and extended a hand. Both aunts were more than happy to receive so much attention.

As sweet as Rosita's strawberry shortcake. "Sorry, it's dark outside. And your mother is still sleeping." "I'm sorry," I answer, a little upset at having interrupted her excitement. "I promised my grandmother we'd have lunch with her and my aunts. We can go to the beach when we get back. What do you think?" "I like that idea." She shakes her head frantically. "Uh, are your aunts my aunts too?" "Yes, of course," I affirm, without thinking twice when I see her excitement. "You already know them. Aunt Alejandra and Aunt Margarita," I inform her, my eyes focused on hers.

Amara's pov We all have that type of aunts who would squeeze our cheeks till they turn red. They get so much excited when they see us as if they saw a stuffed animal. Right now Aiden's cheeks were in the deathly grip of his aunt. His mother's kitty party friend. That's what he told me.

It will just be a matter of time before true chaos ensues. “Yes. Brilliant.” Trenton spoke through gritted teeth, his voice coming out more like a hiss. “Then what do you tell your aunt?” Axton instructed as if he were speaking to a toddler. “Thank you, Aunt Zira.” Trenton hissed as he elbowed Allie against the side of her ribs. “Thank you, Aunt Zira.” Allie echoed, with the same hissing tone. “But, since this is turning into a pack-related celebration, perhaps we shouldn’t stay. After all, we aren’t members of the pack.” Axton grumbled with feigned regret.

The queen also permitted it. “I see, you've grown wings, huh,” aunt Aural said once we got to a room and shut the door. “What do you want… if you are here to threaten me, save it… I'm not falling for it,” I said cheekily, I wasn't in her house. She wasn't going to intimidate me. Aunt let out a chuckle and looked up at me. Her expression had turned to a sour one. “You pathetic little girl has forgotten huh… should I remind you, that your mother and sister are still under my roof,” Aural said with a smirk, Elina was alerted.

I just stare out the passenger window, watching the familiar city landscape blur and dissolve into the rolling hills of the valley. By the time Mom pulls the SUV up the gravel driveway of Aunt Joan’s house, I've finally decided she's mad at me. She just doesn't want to show it. She has every right to be mad. I mean... she sees Enzo as her son. And if I had done this to Noah, mom would be doing the exact same thing she's doing now. The front door opens, and Aunt Joan steps onto the porch, wiping her hands on a dish towel. Behind her, a small crowd gathers. My cousins... Marcus, Kol and Chloe all poke their heads out.