Tangled Parents 소설 & 이야기

The pack cheered, their applause and cheers mingling with the music. Ronald and Cordelia, Kris and Kate, and Mary all beamed with happiness, sharing in the momentous occasion. As the twins giggled and nipped playfully at their parents' cheeks, Denzel and Claudine knew that this full moon would forever be etched in their memories – the night their children's true nature was revealed, and their love grew even stronger.

It was her brothers who filled the role of parents in her life. The sight of Aleeza, broken and vulnerable, and the haunting imagination of her brothers, forced to kneel, etched into my mind like scars of shame. The vast expanse below seemed insignificant compared to the turmoil within. The metallic taste of rage lingered in my mouth as I clenched my fists, staring out into the vastness. Each passing cloud mirrored the whirlwind of emotions within, a turbulent mix of anger, guilt, and determination. My father's actions had unforgivably tarnished not only Aleeza's innocence but also the honor of her family.

With her permed hair well-settled on her shoulders, my mother said, “He just had to let go of a huge deal because of you.” “Oh…” Right… The wedding was supposed to come with some mighty wedding presents. “Carrie,” my father called and I faced him. “I need you to go to the hospital.” “What? Why?” “I know you ran away and who knows what or who you contacted. So, do the family a favour and get some tests done.” “I mean…” I doubt anything will be found. Alessandro, the gorgeous stranger, didn’t seem like someone with herpes or anything related to that. But one can never be too sure. So, I shrugged and gave in to my father’s request. “If that is what you want.”

As she stepped into the sitting room, she was welcomed with a ferocious stare and glare. The intense stare coming from her father was capable of making her miss her steps. Fredrick already detailed her ordeal with a stranger to her family, Fredrick's Family was there too, all seated in the living room waiting for her return. “You ungrateful thing” Mr. Albani screamed, ‘This is how you intend to repay me after all these years, you took my wife from me and now you have vowed to tarnish my reputation in this town, you devilish daughter'.

I look between the two of them, the energy coming from the is intense to say the least, they are looking at each other like it’s a standoff or something. “I never made excuses for her. I always knew exactly how twisted and cruel she was, I just didn’t know the extremes she would go to, to get her will. Besides, we are mates Tilara. You can’t just decide to keep one child from me, and thrust the two others into my arms knowing damn well yourself the situation they would land in. What will you have me say, huh? This is a loose, loose situation on my part. That is not fair!” Tilara tuts her tongue but doesn’t answer. I just raise an eyebrow at them both. “So for the record you both suck at bein

But as she stood in the kitchen, memories began to rush back and she couldn’t help but wonder if her parents were dead or if they just didn’t want her like they did to her little angel. “Fine,” she said through gritted teeth, her shoulders stiff with tension. “You have two minutes. Talk.” Dante’s grin returned, but this time it was more subdued. He took a step back, leaning casually against the counter. “I’ll make it quick. Your parents... they weren’t who you think they were. They weren’t just some ordinary couple who passed away in some random accident. They faked their death and left you in an orphanage. Why they did that you can hear from them but all I know is that they were... let’s sa

And she had just been triggered. “Start talking,” Dorian growled. Penelope backed against the desk, hands trembling. “My real name is Danae Vale. I was born inside the Velvet program.” Vivienne blinked. “You were what?” “My father was a government cryptographer. He died when I was ten. My mother… disappeared after she exposed a leak in MI6. I ended up in the same care system as Dorian, only I wasn’t adopted. I was recruited. They called it academic placement, but it was conditioning.”

But it feels like everyone has turned their backs on us. Debts were looming on our heads and the constant harassment of the loan sharks was not helping matters. "Palmer, my angel, I have found someone who can help." My father said, smiling weakly as he stared at me from his hospital bed. My heart jumped with relief as excitement. "Who?" "FG Corporation," he says. "They’ve agreed to step in. But there’s a condition." I brace myself. "What condition?" He hesitates, his eyes avoiding mine. “You will have to marry their son."

“Because of what happened to us. To our family.” Zara leaned forward slightly. “Nicole…” “They ruined our lives,” I said, my tone suddenly hard, even though tears were already sliding down my cheeks. “Liam. Marianna. The Ryders… they destroyed everything we had.” Her expression softened, but she didn’t interrupt. “They killed my parents, Zara,” I whispered, my voice breaking completely now. “They’re the reason they’re gone. Their deals. Their greed. Their actions… it all led to it.”

She could see the flecks of silver in his gray eyes, the faint scar above his left eyebrow from the time they had fought so viciously over nothing that he’d tripped on the stairs. “You think it’s that simple?” His voice dropped, rougher. “Half those people downstairs have already texted their parents. By morning, my father will know. Your mother will know. And they’ve spent fourteen years praying we’d stop hating each other long enough to become family.” The reminder of their parents sent a pang through her. Sophia, her adoptive mother, still set two extra places at the family table every holiday, hoping. Richard kept photos of Cassian’s late sister in his study but never spoke her name. The