Spencer Paysinger Real Family Novels & Stories

Spawn replied with a wide smile. River smiled softly and gently squeezed Spawn's hand. While they were walking back to the car, Spencer followed his wife and son while their four men followed behind him. "Mommy, are we going home already?" Spawn suddenly asked, looking at his mother. River immediately turned to Spencer who suddenly raised an eyebrow. "What!?" Spencer suddenly asked, obviously surprised by River's straight look. "Are we supposed to go straight home?" River said with conviction. Spencer seemed to immediately read the hint in River's gaze.

Mom replied. Seeing them play the part of the devoted mother and daughter, I felt a deep sense of tragedy for Dad. He had sacrificed everything for his youngest daughter, yet she remained completely unmoved by his death. There she was, without a single tear, already calculating how to use the money paid for his life to buy a Porsche. But it was too good to be true. Mom and Jesse were planning their spending when the debt collectors showed up. Mom and Dad had taken out a huge loan to go abroad, but since the trip fell through, the debt collectors had seen online that Dad had received two million dollars for donating his heart. They all came to demand their money, and before long, the house wa

I said to them. “Really, a sister you haven't met or know. You do not want Deja vu to happen again, do you Aurora?” Spencer mocked me. “You do not know what a real family is like, Spencer,” I looked straight at him without blinking. “You have spent all your life doing exactly what Daddy here tells you to do,” I said, pointing at Phillip. “I doubt you have friends or rather just anyone that you can rely on,” I mocked him in return. I looked at Vanessa with my side eye as she was trying not to laugh. I still don't understand this woman.

On to the next one. It’s October 4th, and I’m here with Spencer Davis, age 18. Spencer has been away from home for two years. He claims that his parents have been acting strange ever since his return. He claims they rarely acknowledge him at home. They have replaced him with another kid. One that he doesn’t particularly like.

"I don't actually need to promise you anything. But since... Ari considers you family, I'll tell you this. I won't let her down in the future, do you understand?" Jensen smiled. "Spencer, we're both men. Why are you pretending to have such deep feelings for her in front of me? Given what you did after marrying Ari, how can I trust your words?" "Jensen, don't push your luck when I'm trying to talk to you nicely." Spencer picked up his glass and downed most of the alcohol. "I'll ask one more time. What else do you want besides that land?"

“You knew for twenty-five years Liam wasn’t my brother, and yet you treated me like a mistake. Maybe don’t lecture me on betrayal.” Charles pointed toward the bed, face red with fury. “She’s still married to him, Spencer!” “She’s not yours to protect,” Spencer snapped. “She’s not your son’s either.” “Everything I built—this family, this name—you’re tearing it apart.” “No,” Spencer said, stepping closer, voice deadly calm. “You let it rot. I’m just stripping it to the bones so you can finally see what’s left.” Behind them, Monica stirred, brow creasing, but didn’t wake. Spencer looked back once, his expression softening for the briefest second, then hardened again as he turned to his father.

Spencer was sentenced to ten years in prison. Without him, his family could no longer maintain their position and lost most of their wealth. Losing the Legrine Family's support, the Bippy Family declined at a blistering rate as well. The remaining members of the Bippy Family had to work as scavengers just to live. Spencer died on a cold winter day. In that same winter, with Spencer's money, my mother finally underwent her surgery. The day she opened her eyes, she got a letter from Spencer. Instead of reading it, she tore it up and tossed the pieces into the bin. In a prison far away, Spencer closed his eyes forever.

He felt relieved. “Your dad is in the hospital now, and there’s no man in your home. Although you have a brother, he’s not really family. Penny, this is your first cousin, Seth, and that’s your second cousin, Shane. I plan to let your family adopt one so that we’ll be inseparable. We can all work at Sullivan Corporation. How nice would that be? Isn’t family harmony what life is all about?” Chris thought his reasoning was sound, but Spencer had another input.

Spencer said laughing as he licks his finger. " Then why are you here? To mourn Thane? " Umera kicked that bench away as Spencer moved to be behind him. " I'm here to tell you, quit being stupid and let us go home, your family is waiting for you. " Umera turned to scratch Spencer's cheek as Spencer took some steps back laughing, touching his injury to heal. " I have no family, my only family is Hazel. " Umera said under his breath as Spencer is smirking.