Tara Westover Family Novels & Stories

One married into the York family in Wiltspoon while the other was dating Duncan Lewis and would most likely get married to him. On the other hand, Tiara’s elder daughter had married into the Stone family and recently became a grandmother. Patrick was glad to know that Tiara’s descendants were living well after the tragedy. Gabe quickly opened the villa gates, otherwise if anything happened to these ancients, he would have to be responsible if anything happened to them. After opening the gates, Gabe called Clive. Clive was usually the earliest riser in the family, especially after becoming a father. The baby was still young, so he naturally slept with Clive and Alice.

*Taro's Business Expansion* Taro's business ventures expanded globally, and he became a respected leader in his industry. He balanced his professional life with family time, prioritizing Akira and Kenji's needs. Taro's success allowed the family to enjoy luxuries, but they remained grounded, valuing their relationships and personal growth. *Family Bonding* The family spent quality time together, exploring new destinations, trying new activities, and enjoying quiet moments at home. Akira, Taro, and Kenji shared laughter, stories, and memories, strengthening their bond. They faced challenges together, using their combined creativity and problem-solving skills.

Victor let out a long breath before finally saying, "You know who was involved, and the name that appears most often is—" "My father," Tara interrupted calmly. "I know." Victor allowed Tara to continue. "I want everything to be handled the way it should be. So they can also understand and realize that there are some lines they can't simply cross, even if they're part of the family. Family relationships aren't supposed to harm one another. They're supposed to support each other and work together." Tara let out a bitter laugh. "It's just that... apparently that doesn't apply to my family. It's as if everything they've done is perfectly normal. Without realizing that someone else has been deepl

He preferred solving them alone, a habit that stemmed from being overlooked in the family. As a middle child, Travis had quietly slipped into the background while their parents doted on Tiara during their mother’s complicated pregnancy and showered praise on Jim, the genius eldest son. Though the family had nannies and tutors, their father was often busy helping Jim with his studies, leaving Travis to fend for himself.

“I know you are hiding some things. I don’t know what it is, but I have been with you long enough to sense that. I just hope you won’t keep the entire burden to yourself and share it with either Boma or me. You can even share with my grandmother; she will always be there for you.” Tara nodded, her heart warming up from the words Ella had spoken. She reached for her and drew her into her embrace, catching Ella her surprise as she first gasped before melting into her bosom. “I’m sorry I have been distant. Grandmother’s death caught me by surprise and had me grieving so much I just wanted to shut everyone out, leave everything and run away. Only the thought and presence of you guys have been gi

“Not just rich, Mya. You’re part of us. Money’s only part of it. What matters is you’re family.” Her breath hitched. Family. The word glowed brighter than the word billionaire ever could. Still, the enormity of it staggered her. She shook her head slowly, trying to reconcile the woman who had pawed through classifieds that morning with the woman they described now. It felt like two lives colliding, one cracking open to make room for the other. Alexander reached across the table, his hand warm as it covered hers. “You’ve carried the weight of survival for too long. Let us carry it with you now.”

Tara said, looking at me with her famous evil smile. As happy as I am to see her, I am equally worried about the torture she is about to put me through. She and her twin brother are our pack trainers. She never takes it easy on me because I am the alpha. Maybe she’ll be nice since I am pregnant. We both walk to the table and sit with my family, who are all laughing at our antics. They are used to us acting like this. Tara and I grew up together. Her parents were my mom’s beta couple. She and Tarron, her twin, were supposed to share Beta duties, but Tarron wanted to be the Lead Warrior instead. He is a warrior to the core and a strategic genius. We used to be very close as pups, but we grew a

With that, she stifled a yawn and added, "I also heard that the Moore family is one of the most powerful and influential families in this city. I know you're adopted, Ms. Moore, but I refuse to believe that they'd neglect to help cure you if you suffer from early-onset hearing impairment." Tara was so infuriated by Gwen's snarky comment that she immediately whipped her head around to stare at Joshua. "Joshua! Did you hear what she just said to me? Do something!" Joshua could not help chuckling when he saw how red Tara's face was from her anger. "She's just messing with you. Besides, she's Luna's friend, and I'm certainly in no place to reprimand her." With that, he glanced at the time and st

Cal was glad he knew this much, so he could ease Tara into this whole situation. “So we’re talking about a guy who has strong family values? His parents? Are they still around?” Tara wasn’t sure, but she felt odd about the idea of suddenly having an extended family. She wasn’t sure if it was a good or bad thing. “I guess they’re your grandparents. I believe they are still alive. Do you want to meet them? If I remember their names correctly, they are Stone and Elaine Danvers. It’ll be something that we’ll have to talk to Cole about. He’ll have to work out the best way to introduce you to his pack and family.” That was something Tara didn’t think of before this. How would he explain her existe

Her voice had a trace of bitterness buried under the cool delivery. Something in my chest twisted so tightly I thought I might choke on it. Two hundred and five people, and she still looked like she’d been eating alone her whole life. The West family, or as they’re mostly called, Old West, has one of the largest family networks I’d ever heard of. Old money, old power, old grudges — a web stretching so far across the globe you could sneeze in the North and someone in the South would know about it before you found a tissue for your nose.