Tangled Parents Novels & Stories

“He is coming too. I know you are all civil…but I just wanted you to know before they got here.” “Beckham, they are our parents. I don’t need a heads up.” “I know it’s just…” “Thank you for the heads up.” Tilly says softly. “But I promise mom and I are on decent terms. And Harold…when he talks, is more than civil.” It took Tilly a solid two years before she would have an actual conversation with her parents. After learning that her mom was still mated to her biological father when she found and chose Harold, it was hard for Tilly not to blame her mom for her bio dad’s spiral into the rot.

"I don't know, Connor. It's just so confusing. I don't know if I want him to come back into our lives or not. I mean, he's my dad, but after everything he's done to our family, I don't know if I can trust him." Connor nodded understandingly. "I get it. It's tough when someone you love has hurt you in the past. But remember, your dad is still your family, and sometimes it's worth giving people second chances. Make sure you're careful, and don't let him hurt you again. My phone started to ring for the 1000th time in a day "Let me leave you to receive your call," Connor said and left the room. "Tasha how many times do you want to call me today, do you miss me that much"

She said all that in one sentence. Our parents laughed while I shook my head. The two of them shared a couch, conversing about her new hair routine. Celia had developed this crazy obsession of wanting silk hair after seeing Laura’s hair. And since then that was all they were talking about whenever she came to the hospital. And honestly, I loved it for both of them. They were healing each other’s traumas by keeping each other busy.

Tristan, the ex, has to pretend to be her boyfriend while her parents are still here, I don't get why she couldn't just tell them she broke up with the guy, I mean, how fucking bad can it be? "So, what do you think?" Mr Hudson questions, dragging me out of my own thoughts. "I didn't hear one thing you said." I slouch in my seat, he sighs, stroking his beard with his large hand. "Oh, well, I guess I'm gonna have to involve your parents." He declares in a threatening tone. I throw my head back and puff out a breath. "What exactly are you asking of me?" I stare at the ceiling fan. "A good photography scholarship program in Los Angeles for a whole year," he says, I look at him.

Her parents stole that dream away from her. Shortly after graduating from college, her parents introduced her to Caleb. She initially dismissed it as inconsequential, but one fateful day, when she returned from shopping with Adrain, her parents dropped the bombshell of an arranged marriage. That day marked the saddest moment of her life, a day she wished had never existed, as it extinguished any hope of a dream wedding with Adrain.

I’m pretty sure this news most be placing them in a good light right now where they badly wanted to be. I scoff and look away from the news. “You’ve made up with your family?” Sunny who has been stunned by the news asked. I glance at my kids who now has their focus on me. “Let’s just say that’s one of the many stunts marigold pulled up with my parents yesterday.” I sneer. I’m about to resume eating when Gianna suddenly throw a question at me. “Mom, are marigold’s parents your parents too?” My blood run cold inside my Vains.

As we moved toward the aisle, they whispered praises “What a lovely family.” “Could they be more perfect?” “How could they be so influential and yet so humble?” It fuelled the ego of my parents knowing for a fact that their smiles just increased and the ignorance of these humans shocked me. They praised us like gods not knowing that we are indeed the devils in disguise, it sickened me how they were too blind to see the truth. Lost in admiration for us who were vile and sinister. The sad part of all this was that the few who knew them for who they were were silenced by fear, and others, death. The Dennis family didn’t tolerate any mistakes. My parents were perfectionists and a protector of t

Here it is 3 months later and Annabelle's and Evalynn's parents should have been back home 6 hours ago. They are starting to get worried. Thank god Evalynn is married to a cop and he had just found out that one town over a couple was t-boned by a tractor trailer and as of right now they are still looking for the ID cards. They told him if it was their parents where the ID cards would be. Next thing the knew it was an hour later and the doorbell rings, it's Shawn, Evalynn's husband, he had came to tell the sisters that the couple had indeed been their parents. Evalynn and Annabelle just hugged each other and fell to the floor crying. They had asked everyone to leave except for Shawn being th

Is this normal for him? After the ‘introductions’ are made with fake politeness, Edward Sinclair, his father, steers him to a group of executives. With nothing better to do, I followed him. After some office talk, the executives left. It soon became awkward when Edward Sinclair blatantly ignored me. I thought about making some excuses when the discussion took a turn on Watson industries. Woah. Watson Industries, the one Elizabeth’s family owned. A possible merger... Kade’s voice tinged in my ears about Edward’s motive.

I asked, my brow lifting to stare at my lovesick parents. They were supposed to meet up with one of Dad's friends and his wife to talk about a new investment opportunity. They weren't sure how long they'd be out. Mom is the first to break eye contact, her gaze drawing to Austin and I. "Promise me you two will be on your best behavior?" She practically begged, her gaze switching from Austin and I. I put on my best innocent convincing smile and nod. "Don't worry mom we'll be okay." She doesn't look convinced and sighs. "Hopefully Kade will get back soon to keep an eye on the both of you."