Sofia The First Great Aunt-venture Novels & Stories

“Um, is there anything important I need to know about the girl your dad wants to set you up with?” He finally raised his head to look at me. “Her name’s Sofía,” he answered. “She’s eighteen and the only daughter of my aunt Adriana’s best friend, Paola. She’s also a sweet thing so you won’t need to worry about her coming for you. She’d understand I’m taken and calmly accept it.” I nodded and turned away towards the window while he returned to his phone. After a few more turns, we moved farther away from the city center and left the lively streets behind. The road ahead of us now was bordered by tall trees and the air smelled cleaner somehow, like nature.

I gulped looking at Elijah who just gave me a blank nod. "It's nothing to worry about, they are just a bunch of fools" Elijah muttered in a strong voice playing with a ball that I don't even know where he found from. "Yes, Lara Bear, we're here to protect you, we're your knights in shining Armour," Nate said with a determined face and grabbed a packet of chips from underneath the couch. Where the chocolate fudge are they just grabbing things from? I patted around the couch, and my eyes widened in disbelief as I found snickers laying there. What the heck?

Aunt Sofia Walked into the room and met us in the same position, she weaved my eyes to her and signaled I come after Bryan must have fallen asleep. After a while, my eyes mined down and saw Bryan, sound asleep, which allows me to go speak with Aunt Sofia. She waited for my arrival at the garden, and the second my feet took a step closer, aunt Sofia falls a warm smile and pulled me in for a comforting hug. Bryan and Aunt Sofia were both acting weird and to add up her actions, before my eyes, a little box was passed onto me. "What's this?" I said and while trying to get a response to my question, aunt Sofia shuts me up by getting the box opened, to infer a heart-shaped necklace.

“I’d like for you to meet cadence. Cadence is like you Sadie. Only I think she is stronger than you. Say hello, Cadence.” “Hello, Sadie,” Cadence said and I couldn’t talk or move. Sadie looked at my father and slammed him to the wall. Only Sadie also got slammed to the wall. Cadence was the only one running the show. My father came off the wall and he patted Cadence on the back.

The Decision The next day, little Sofia gathered the family. Matteo, her father Dante, her siblings, and her cousins. Everyone who lived in the villa. “I found Great-Grandmother Elena’s diary,” she said. “And I want everyone to know the truth.” She read the diary aloud. The silence was absolute. When she finished, her father Dante spoke. “Nothing changes. She’s still our great-grandmother. She’s still the woman who built this family.” “And the others?” one of her cousins asked. “The biological parents?”

Next time you try to invite Miss Sienna, make an appointment with Miss Sienna," Alvaro said, giving an idea, and Soffia agreed with Daddy's idea. Finally, Alvaro and Soffia arrived at the park. Alvaro sent a message to Anye and asked where she was. When he found out, Alvaro asked Soffia to follow him to Anye's place. "Sofia!" Anye ran to Soffia. Seeing Anye's presence, Soffia was very happy; she ran and hugged Anye. "Aunt Anye, Soffia misses Aunt very much," said Soffia. "Yes, dear, Auntie also misses Soffia very much," said Anye. They decided to sit on a park bench, watching Soffia play with other children her age. "So, Uncle Al already has a girlfriend?" asked Anye, investigating.

Vance explained to mom, and when he looked back at me, I saw how his eager eyes turned cold, and his face suddenly seemed so bored again. "What were you doing, Sofia? You know you're not familiar with this hill. You can't just stop following us like that." "I'm sorry, mom. I got distracted, plus you know how I hate this kind of ---" "It's alright." Mom sighed. "Just stick with us next time." I just nodded. She didn't even let me finish my words but whatever. We started walking again, and at last, we reached our destination. Franklin was setting up the tents with Hans when he noticed us arriving. "Sofia, Vance, what happened?"

I always thought she was the most ambitious person I'd ever see, she was always such a goal getter and such a person was my rival, not just in love interest, but in every other things, the heir to the company, our parents favor, who was more popular between the two of us, But at the end of the day, if felt more like she was in my Shadow trying so hard to to escape it, but she just couldn't break free from it, though it seems like she got to Melvin first, even though I've been with him the longest. I still remember it like it happened just yesterday, it's plain as day in my memory, the first time I saw Melvin Cross, the love of my life; I was a three year old kid who just got lost,I wandered

she said dryly as she tucked a strand of hair behind her ear. The old witch in question was Matteo’s grandmother. And he couldn't let her words slide. “Careful Sofia.” he said sharply. “That old witch is my grandmother.” he warned her. Sofia’s eyes sparkled as she stepped closer, her hand trailing lightly on his arm. “So, what do we do now?” she asked, her voice dipping into a husky murmur as her fingers left a trail of heat on his skin. The seductive undertone of her question was unmistakable.

They were forever back and forth with insults, so it did not surprise me in the slightest. “Sofia not around?” I asked, wondering where my cousin would be. She had since moved here after meeting her fated at the funeral of Beta Trent. I had not seen her since, and hoped today would offer me chance to catch up. Uncle Diego gave me a look that told me he had no clue. In all honesty, I was unsure he ever knew what was going on. He tended to leave that to Aunt Willow instead, she was definitely the more organized of the two. Surprising considering how much of a damn good warrior he was.