The Family Game の小説・ストーリー

Giselle stepped forward, reaching out to help me, but I pushed her hand away. At that moment, I couldn't hold it in anymore. I shouted, "So, you guys weren't in debt at all? You probably even have millions in assets! You lied to me. You were just afraid I'd use the money and block Kevin's path, right?" Kevin grabbed Giselle's hand and sneered, "Why are you yelling? We've already done you a favor by letting you reconnect with your real family. What more do you want? Before you found us, weren't you working yourself to the bone anyway?" he continued, smirking. "What's wrong with doing that now?"

"We will see who wins first, Brother," He stood up and smirked at me, sparking a challenge I won’t back away from. "Either your revenge... or my extortion?" My smirk also grew wider as I replied strongly, having no intentions of failing. "We will see," He let out a quiet jeering laugh and left me all alone in my undesirable thoughts after starting a lethal game. I stared at the crack in the glass with a blaze igniting in my eyes as I threw the glass away, shattering it to pieces.

After being scolded, the three of them lowered their heads in silence. I couldn’t help but chuckle. When it came to cutting words, no one could beat Lucy. Her tongue was like a blade dipped in poison. Seeing they had come, Lucy patted the dust off her clothes and got up to leave. My family laid the food in front of my tombstone and began talking to me. Mom had cried herself blind. My parents were hunched over, their bodies frail and trembling.

Casper Sullivan tried to keep a straight face as he sat at the dinner table with his family. His heart was pounding in his chest, and he knew that something was going to happen that would change everything. He took a sip of his wine, trying to calm his nerves, but it didn't help. "Thank you, Mother, for inviting us to dinner," he said, trying to sound casual. "You're welcome, dear," his mother replied, smiling at him. "I thought it would be nice for all of us to get together."

“Don’t mention it, Milkshake.” Are you just getting here?” “No. Actually, I was just leaving,” I said, in answer to Hawk's dad question. “That’s not right. Tonight, is family game night, and we’d love if you stayed for it. After all, you’re basically family now.” “Yes, Milkshake,” Gina added, in support with what her husband said. “I insist you stay. Please?” Their offer wasn’t unenticing in the least. Besides, if I went home, my only options were sleeping or watching TikTok videos till I fall asleep. But then, my eyes caught a particular boy who seemed to be shaking his head softly at me, silently pleading that I refused.

Pretending to be a happy family had never been on their list of survival skills, but for now, it seemed to be working. As the evening progressed, the room was getting boring. Carol was happy that they would soon leave until Samantha brought a suggestion. “Let’s play a game,” the wife said out of nowhere startling almost everyone. They decided to lighten the atmosphere by playing a board game. Mia and Claus ended up on separate teams, which added an extra layer of fun and competition to the game.

I step into the corridor to see him holding a board game in his hands, his deep voice calling out, “Mother, Jessica, children—family game time!” Curious, I follow him to the dining area. The triplets are already there, bouncing with excitement. Grand Luna Eve and Jessica join us, their faces lit with amusement. We settle around the table, the children watching eagerly. I quickly realize I’m out of my depth. The rules of this game are intricate, and by the third round, Grand Luna Eve has wiped the floor with me every time. “How do you keep winning?” I ask, leaning forward, frustrated but intrigued. Eve chuckles, her silver hair catching the flickering light. “Strategy, my dear. Let me show yo

If Harvey's reputation took a hit, she and her father might just get another piece of the Fishers' empire. Beau fed Niamh another piece of jerky as his eyes darted toward Elara. Strange—his overly pretentious mother wasn't even looking his way. Was she too upset to watch him treat Niamh so well? That had to be it! He felt better knowing that it made her uncomfortable, and a smug grin crept across his face. After a short break, the second game began. It was called the Family Kangaroo Hop. Parents and children had to squeeze into a large sack together, gripping the edges as they hopped toward the finish line.

The rest of the evening went too quickly for my liking. We all had some fun and games playing Charades, Pictionary, Tapple, Uno, and this new one called Do You Really Know Your Family? Them games were a great laugh especially Dad trying to draw Cookie Monster. Jen was rolling over the floor in laughter on the brink of tears, it was that hilarious.

Sisters. Family.