Quitting This Family After Being Abandoned For Laughs Novels & Stories

On the eve of the full moon ritual, my younger sister, Sierra, called me. She was sobbing so hard she could barely breathe. "Selena! Mom was badly injured by a silver weapon. The healer says she has at most two hours left–" I dropped the pack's winter supply contract, which I was about to finalize, and took a shortcut through the dangerous Black Woods alone. But when I finally arrived home, frantic with worry, I found my entire family gathered around a bonfire in the garden. They were roasting meat and laughing together. Sierra, who had nearly cried herself breathless over the phone, was laughing the loudest. "Fifty-six minutes! I win! The moonstone is mine!" Mom lovingly fastened the m

I turned and walked toward the big front doors. "No! Estelle, please!" My mother ran after me, her heels clicking on the marble floor. She grabbed my wrist with both hands. "You can't leave us like this! Please, sweetheart. Please don't abandon us!" Abandon them? I almost laughed. They abandoned me three years ago. They abandoned me every single day before that. I opened my mouth to answer her. But before I could say a word, a loud scream filled the hall. Everyone turned toward the grand staircase.

Among the three children in my wealthy family, I was the biggest embarrassment by a long shot. My eldest sister, Eliana Spencer, was busy preparing to inherit the family business, while my younger brother, Alistair Spencer, the fake heir, was busy attending parties. As for me, the real heir who had been brought back from the mountains, I was sent to the old family residence to care for my paralyzed grandfather. In my first month caring for him, the family transferred $150 as my nursing allowance. I did not think anything of it. After all, Eliana knew how to make money for the family, and Alistair knew how to keep our parents happy. All I knew how to do was grow vegetables and raise chi

Sean stood up from the chair beside her bed. He came close. So close she could smell the antiseptic on his white coat. Then he cradled her face in both hands, gently, as if she might shatter. "That's exactly why," he said. "As my wife, you'll be safer. You can choose your own treatment. You can go anywhere you want. You won't need anyone's permission." Valena laughed. It sounded ugly, even to her own ears. "Free? Is that what you call it?" Her eyes stung. "My adoptive family threw me out like trash. And now, just to stay alive, I have to accept your pity?"

His expression was as if he couldn’t believe his obedient granddaughter now dared to fight back for the first time. I clenched my fist. “Seems that I have no value here as the only heir. Then, fine. I’m quitting. Just do whatever you guys want. I’m out of this family!” Then—SLAM! I slammed the door and left the room. “Elena!” I heard my mom shouting. I didn’t care. I let my legs lead me to wherever the fuck they wanted. I held back my tears. I’m fed up. I was so tired. I’m this young, what did I do to deserve such a corrupt family?

"The ungrateful punk I raised for five years just up and left the moment he could stand on his own. His salary might've been slightly on the lower end, but that was to build his character! Everyone in the factory treats him with respect. Now, he turns his back on us. "I'll let you guys be the judge. Is it not embarrassing for our family to produce someone like him? He even chose to quit right after I wrapped up a client meeting, sending my blood pressure through the roof. "I'm referring to my brother's son, my nephew, and the child I'd watched grow up. This is oh so heartbreaking." Dad's youngest brother, Oliver Graham, then said, "Don't let him get to you, Liam. Youngins are just immature.

Jackie turned on her heel and walked away. She wanted nothing more now than to leave this place and what was supposed to be a family fun night turned into something else completely. What was with people judging her? Her ex-husband was fucking someone younger and everyone was saying he was the man. And yet it was so damn fucking taboo for her and it was teaching her kids the wrong thing. Why the fucking double standard? And if she was seeing someone older, it would be just as wrong, just on a different level. Jackie rolled her eyes as she spewed over it all.

He immediately let go of Yvonne and threatened in a fierce tone, “Do you not want your job anymore?” Yvonne knew that as the beloved third son of the Quimby family, Zachary had never been slapped by a woman in his life. This would mean she had just dug herself a grave for slapping him across the face. There was no way Zachary was going to forgive her. She decided to go all-in now that the worst had happened. “Hey, Quimby, I’ve been sick of you for a long time! I’m fine not having my job anymore. There will always be some other place that will take me in. I quit!’

A wickedly sad grin settles on her lips again. “It was my eleventh birthday party when I told him to stop acting like my f**king Dad and guess what he did. He played the guilt card, he humiliated me in front of my friends, the relatives, everyone. Mom scolded me to act like a child. I was barely eleven for God’s sake.” She shakes her head, her nostrils flaring and she taps her fingers on the table. “I decided then and there not to be with that preposterous and foolish family anymore.” “So, you are here for the family business.”

I bet when the news comes out that I'm gonna be queen they'll all try to come in contact with me again, it's not like they haven't done stuff like that before. Our family used to be in a pack many years ago, but they ended up having a huge falling out with the Alpha, who eventually kicked our whole family out his pack, I'm talking aunts, uncles, cousins the lot. This meant the whole family bounced from pack to pack, we would stay for a few weeks but than annoy someone and get kicked right back out. My parents were the worst to get into fights, someone would look at my mother funny and that was it! I often think about the day her and dad abandoned me Kyle, I was so young that I didn't fully u