Step Aunt Novels & Stories

And I'm currently Face timing with Dad. "Now Katherine, I wouldn't like you to be on bad terms with your step siblings whom you're supposed to be getting along with. While I'm away with your step mum, Max being the eldest is assigned to be in charge of the-" "Fuck, what?" I scream at the screen of my system, interrupting him from going further, giving him my "You gotta be shitting me look" with my swollen eyes and messed up hair. Dad face palms, then sighs.

She again hold her breath when they were descending the stairs as she saw the whole hall filled with vampires looking at them some with jealousy and some with admiration as they both were looking exquisite together. They step in last step and moved towards Aunt Marina who was standing beside Caleb and Trevor talking to them but diverted all their attentions to the couple coming towards her. She was an old woman with chubby cheeks and white grey hair in a high bun with a silver stick in which emerald green stones were embedded. She was looking a powerful independent woman. "Hope you are fine Aunt." Aaron said as he bowed his towards her. And she took him in a hug with a polite smile.

I was cut off by a girly voice. “Baby, What are you doing here” A girl in a red gown comes hugging Stephen. “My friend having some trouble here, so I came,” He said nervously. “But you said you have important work and won't be able to come here” She pouted. “Yes, I had…” He paused and looked at me" Meet he is my friend, Joseph” “Hello,” I said, looking at the girl. “Hello, I am Stephen's fiancé Liliana” She smiled.

She smiled in a motherly manner. "I am excited to meet her." Thea said with a wide smile on her face. Grandma smiled seeing her excitement. "Can you tell me more about the aunt?" Thea asked. "Sure. Your Aunt is a doctor and had a love marriage with your uncle. They are blessed with two kids, a girl and boy. Both are elder than you. Your Aunt is a loving and caring soul." Grandma said. "A doctor?" Thea said surprised. "And what about uncle?" She asked.

Her brown hair framed her face in a bob, and she wasn't smiling as she took us in. Well, she didn't look like a reporter, and neither did the brown-haired teenager who stepped in beside her. He was taller than her, though, by a few inches "Blaze, Axel", she nodded in our direction. "Glad to see you after all these years." I furrowed my brows. "Do we know you?" She let out a soft laugh. "Well, not officially. But I'm someone important in your family." "Oh really?" Axel motioned to the couch opposite ours, and they both sat. "So let me guess, you're our long-lost aunt."

I talked with Dad even as my eyes kept drifting back to Anita's smiling face, perking up every time I heard her laugh. Talking with Dad gave me the excuse I needed to have Chanel leave me alone, and she paired off with my sister. When Dad had to get back to his bride, I hung back and watched as he joined Anita and my new step-mom. As the crowd started moving toward the reception, moving further onto the beach, I'd finally had enough of being patient. Everyone would be taking their time to eat and mingle, and I felt like I'd restrained myself enough. As my family walked off, I got to Anita before she could take off with them, and I almost thought she looked guilty. Was she planning to avoid m

"Have we met?" Stephanie hurriedly said, "Yes, we have. Do you still remember me, Mr. Bassett?" "I don't." His cold words left Stephanie feeling incredibly awkward. Hailey quickly intervened, "Theo, she is the younger sister of Quentin Strand, the president of Strand Real Estate. We had the same piano teacher when we were kids, so we were like classmates. I was the one who invited her. I hope you don't mind." This person was Quentin's sister?

“Stephen, we’ve known each other over twenty years. How long are you going to keep addressing me so formally?” “At least twenty more.” She chuckled at his answer and earned a smile from him. Shadowing the DaLair patriarch meant Stephen came into contact with all sorts of nefarious and shameless characters. Macey was a breath of fresh air compared to all of them. He completely understood why Augustus cherished his daughter-in-law enough to defy his son. “Where’s Grand-père Gus?” Aria asked. “Unfortunately, his meeting ran long and he could not be here,” Stephen apologized. “He looks forward to seeing you all tonight, however.”

Chelsea Breakfast was one hell of an exciting affair for everyone except me. I didn't mean to, but the moment I stepped out and saw him, my countenance changed. I hoped my step mom would not notice that the smile I flashed her as I took my place next to her was a bogus one. My step brother, Aldrich had prepared breakfast and he was all smiles. His eyes found mine and I looked away. "Good morning, Auntie Naomi. Good morning, dad.", I greeted with my eyes on my plate. Dad nodded as his mouth was stuffed with food and auntie Naomi patted my hair.

The silence that followed was heavy, punctuated by whispers that floated just beyond her hearing. A few minutes later, as the main course was served, an aunt sitting to her left leaned over and said quietly, "I wonder how long it will take before he sees that you are just a gold digger." The words were barely audible, but they stung like ice. Stephanie looked at her aunt with wide eyes, searching for any hint of kindness, but only found a look of disdain. She excused herself for a moment and stepped away to a quieter corner of the room, where she could collect her thoughts.