Schnacky Family Novels & Stories

“You’re exhausting.” He grinned. “That’s my brand.” Keith lifted his glass. “To quiet nights,” he said. Trina added, “To safe nights.” Mya smiled, eyes shining. “To family.” Casey jumped in immediately. “And to babies. Two of them. Cross cousins incoming. We’re unstoppable.” Adrian sighed, but his hand slid under Trina’s for a brief squeeze. “To health,” he said quietly. Alexander lifted his glass last. He looked at Eva as he did.

“I don’t want Snow to be in any danger.” “Mom, I’m not scared! I’m the daughter-in-law of the York family whether I’m dead or alive.” Snow looked resolute. “You…” Shannon’s eyes were bloodshot. Kiran hugged Snow tightly and looked at Shannon. “Shannon, don’t worry. If anyone dares to touch Snow. I’ll kill their entire family.” A single sentence made Snow burst into tears. Shannon hugged Snow and said, “The Xander family will always be your home.” “Mom!” Snow cried.

Flashback; Harsh was returning with his family from their delightful vacation in Switzerland. As they emerged from the airport, his chauffeur was already waiting with the sleek car. He gently held little Shanaya in his arms, her eyelids heavy with sleep. Taking the keys, he dismissed the driver and settled into the driver's seat. The car glided away as the night drew closer. "Mumma, I wan ish cleam,"(I want ice cream) three-year-old Shanaya uttered in her adorable, gibberish voice, Her big, expressive brown eyes gazed out of the window.

Added Cailen, one of Shawn's cousin's, showing up with the caretaker's daughter at the door of the stable. “Thanks, sweetie, we'll be there soon.” Responded Shawn politely. “Sure, I'll go tell her. Hi, Sabrina.” Said the girl, greeting the blonde before leaving with her friend. She smiled at that. Having a family this big sure is chaotic, but it is fun. Imagine having a dozen kids running back and forth at the same time. “I must say,” Said Sabrina after a second or two after the girl's left. “I'm quite fond of your family.” She added leaning at one of the stable's.

Blood slowly trickled down her pale neck. "Enough, Ava!" Chloe jumped up from the gallery, screaming at me. "You sociopath! Are you only going to be happy when the entire trust is frozen?" "Mom has always spoiled you the most. Can't you just grow up?" The three of them stood together, glaring at me with pure hostility, acting as if I were the villain here. My brother gritted his teeth. "You were the only one getting special matcha every night for years. Did we ever complain?"

“We aren’t going to love you any less. You are our son and you are a member of the Laine family. We have a ton of wolfless relatives in Finland. Out of 16 kids only 5 have wolves, GrandPa and Uncle Jason, plus three others. Mama’s side as several wolfless. You can’t be Beta, but you are so smart it really doesn’t matter.” “Thanks Dad,” I lean into him like I did when I was really little. “I guess we will see tonight.” Mom runs her hand across my face. And we cuddle on the couch until we are all so hungry we have to get up and eat. I can’t help but be thankful for my family. At 11:45pm we head out to the courtyard. Carrie is there with a wave and giggle. Uncle Darrick, GrandMa, GrandP

With a forced smile, a middle-aged man, Richie's adopted uncle, asked Sharlynn, who was enjoying a meal, "Young lady Sharlynn, we all know Richie comes from a very prominent family. May we know more about your family? We are very curious." Sharlynn, sensing that something was behind the question, replied in a calm yet firm tone, "Of course, Uncle. I come from a simple family. My parents taught me important life values like honesty, hard work, and education. They may not be as well known in society as the DeVille family, but they were great people with strong life principles." Even inside, Sharlynn was harboring something she should not have said. Her family had fallen apart after the death o

One day, these might just be the evidence I needed. People who did wrong eventually paid the price for their actions. A smile gradually appeared in my eyes as I fiddled with the brooch before pinning it back on. … I returned home after finishing breakfast. Shayne and the others were just about to head out when they saw me. Shayne stopped in his tracks. "It's Saturday," Zach quickly explained. "Since I don't have school, we're going out as a family." Since Luna had moved in, Zach had considered the four of them a real family. He made no effort to hide his disdain for me as he warned, "Don't follow us. You'll just ruin the fun!"

"I know. And I'm ready to do whatever it takes. Please, Mollie, just give me a chance to prove it." I sighed, feeling the weight of the decision pressing down on me. "Alright." This decision is for Aoife. I want her to feel that she has a whole family. The one she wishes every time. We stood there for a moment, the silence between us heavy with unspoken words. Finally, I nodded towards the door. "Let's go back in. Aoife's waiting." As we re-entered the room, Aoife looked up at us, her face bright with happiness. "Mommy, Daddy, look! I made a cereal castle!" she exclaimed, her laughter filling the room with a lightness that seemed almost foreign after the tension of the past few minutes.