Relatos Filial Novels & Stories

He looked back at the wall as he continued to answer, “Now it works like this, anyone who has the Vincenzo blood in them is considered a part of the family. For now, there’s only four of us.” “Your grandmother, You, Vincent and Emilio?’ I pretty much knew it for a fact yet stated the words in the form of a question. He nodded, “Now it also works if I have a direct relation with someone, for example, my biological mother had nothing to do with Vincenzo blood but I won’t ever be able to harm her since she’s my direct blood relative but it won’t work the same way with my aunt from my mother’s side.” “Oh, I see.” I nodded as I looked at the floor, “I guess that makes sense.”

All family relationships in this collection are step, adopted, or chosen family only — zero blood relation. Characters may still call each other “bro,” “sis,” “mommy,” “daddy,” etc., because that’s how they grew up after their parents married. It’s part of the taboo fantasy. Enjoy the filth without worry 😈

Liana replied. “Of course you know you're just trying to be delusional right now because I don't even care if you exist or not. Liana, the fact that we both share the same father doesn't make us siblings. We are only related by blood and nothing else. We are not friends; we are just family members who coexist and nothing else.

"A lock and a key implies one is passive and one is active. Both of you are active. Both of you contribute to what forms between you." Mia sat with that. I sat with it too. The idea of the relay as something bilateral rather than hierarchical had not been fully explicit in my father's record and it changed the shape of what I understood about the secondary line's function. It was not a supporting role in the diminishing sense. It was a complementary role. Two active parts of a designed whole.

I said. A pause. “I submitted Romano’s,” she said carefully. “From his medical file. To see what else came up.” She crossed the room, looked at the email. “I didn’t expect results this fast.” “What does close relative mean,” Aria said. “In genealogy terms.” “Parent, sibling, or child,” Sophia said. “Those are the only categories that qualify as close.” I looked at the email. “William Ashford has two children,” I said slowly.

I walked to the back cabinet and pressed the hidden latch as the panel slid open quietly. There were rows of sealed document boxes, each one marked by year and category. Expansion Strategy. Political Liaisons. Cross Border Holdings. Legacy Networks. That one caught my eye. Legacy Networks. My pulse slowed slightly. I pulled the box out and placed it on the desk. For a moment, I just stared at it. It felt like opening something sacred. Or dangerous. Then I lifted the lid. Inside were thick folders, each labeled in my father’s handwriting. Families. Old banking circles.

“Thank you for your initiative, Ayanell. I’m sure he will be of great help to us.” “Luna,” Ayanell says, her tone serious as she looks up. “While reviewing all the medical records of the children and their closest relatives, I’ve noticed the patterns you mentioned. In the interviews, I’ve also received some responses that may surprise you.” “What happened?” “They all share first-degree consanguinity, Luna.” “I don’t understand... They’re...?” “They have the same father. All the children, both the living and the deceased, are siblings.”

Neither his grandparents nor grandchildren get to take advantage of the status. However, If he registers his mother as the head of the family then Creed’s biological children will be out of the picture and his mother’s parents will be included. Another fact was that only blood relations will be enclosed within one’s aristocratic family tree. Adopted siblings, adopted children, and foster families will not be given the benefit. The only exception for non-blood relations was a spouse. If a person is legally married, then the spouse can enjoy the status too. Though this was quite a beneficial outlier, for him it was useless. Creed was quite happy that the ones who matter the most are under the

Herbert replied with a reassuring nod. Without warning, the CEO hugged his father warmly. Closing his eyes, he replayed the memory of their broken relationship. Even though Julian and Herbert were not related by blood, their bond was once that strong. Secretly, both of them harbored longing for the past and wanted to go back to how they used to be.

After performing their filial piety duties toward their late father for three years, the second and third sons of the Wade family would have to leave the original Wade family mansion with their family members to start another family on their own. This way, the second and third son’s families would eventually become the Wade family’s collateral family. At this time, these two collateral families would still be relatively close to the main family. After all, the second and third brothers were still biological brothers with their eldest brother. However, when it came to Charlie’s generation, Charlie’s cousin would be the one to inherit the original Wade family. So, the relationship between the