Savvy Son-in-law Novels & Stories

Nothing is difficult; I will find you an assistant who will assist you with your schoolwork "Davino stated that he was providing a solution to his wife. Safira was taken aback as she gazed at her husband's face with skeptical eyes before brushing her long hair and leaning back in a more relaxed attitude. "I forgot who I married, why am I so concerned thinking about it while my spouse, ah no, my father-in-law, yes you guys... Everything is under your control."

“I think he's the best son-in-law any mother could have. At least he knows exactly how to handle you and your daughter.” I clenched my fists, glaring at him. “You think this is funny, don’t you?” “Oh, it’s hilarious,” he replied, still chuckling. “You and Phoebe thought you could just disrespect me, right? But now look at how you're being treated by your daughter's husband. What a shame!” I shot back, “You’re just bitter because you’ve lost everything. You’re not even the CEO anymore. What makes you think anyone cares what you have to say?”

John Blac, Sapphire's dad, smiled back at his wife. “And we could have fire live with us. I'd be the happiest dad ever, wifey! I'd be so fulfilled. Having a son-in-law is like having a real son, you know.” John smiled at the thought. He and his wife seemed happy together. It's what they've always wanted for their daughter.

Even now, through the storm, I wasn't alone because of them. My uncle at the other side, patted my hand, “You must have your own plans. We trust in you.No matter what, this family is on your side. You’re also to be our son-in-law now. That isn't going anywhere either, no matter what the public says..” Son-in-law. The light feeling I had shriveled up instantly. That word made my heart pulse, but not in a good way. Not in a bad way either, I couldn't tell.

her voice was filled with gratitude and hope. Once they hugged, mom nagged, “You bad son-in-law, I thought you had run away like the men of nowadays, who would take to their heels once they noticed poverty in the family of their girlfriend. I never knew you would come to check up on my daughter.” Rod burst into a huge laughter and almost choked on it, “Come on, mother-in-law , I am not in the league of such men. Your son-in-law is responsible. I have been busy with work. That is the reason you haven’t seen me.” He gestured at the driver to offload the items in the trunk.

he said calmly pushing his plate and wiped his hands with a napkin. “You are married to fuckin’ Jared Scott and you are not freaking out?” My voice was so above a yell and I was trying so hard not to squeak like I always do. I took deep breaths calming my razing heart and sat down. “Yes honey. One of the Scotts is my husband. So it’s not a big deal.” He said it all so calmly and poised like he didn’t just mention that he was a son-in-law of the Scotts. This was just way too much to take.

He surges up like he wants to stand, bumps the table and sloshes the pitcher of ice water our server left. I don’t usually get jealous or insecure, but an unpleasant tug squeezes my solar plexus. My girlfriends are so much younger and cuter than I am. Sadie is Foxfire’s age and here I am with gray mixing into the blonde of my hair, making it appear lighter than it really is. “This is Tom, my son-in-law’s father,” I explain as everyone starts offering their name and hand to him.

I commented and finished my breakfast with my crazy girl. Giovanna was right. All that was missing was for Rub to give up on going back to Australia and hook Rubens for good. I was also very happy with this family, my family. My daughter, my crazy girl, my friends who were like sisters, a friend who was becoming a brother, and a... oh my god, this son-in-law part was still an adjustment in my head, but that young man was the best I could imagine for my daughter, and he was becoming like a son too! Things really were working out.

Gavin murmured; his tone and words surprised me. She corked a brow up at him. “Are you speaking of Daisy?” She asked. “She is not my shadow; she is a family friend. Are you forgetting she is your sister-in-law? She’s practically family.” “She is not my sister-in-law anymore,” Gavin reminded his mother. “My late wife passed away years ago.” “And that makes her any less family?” Donna asked. “Gavin, I’m surprised in you. You are better than that.” Her tone was almost mocking and there was a glint of something in her gaze that passed from her to her son and it made me even more uneasy.