The Lost & Found Family Novels & Stories

Alaric whines. Bastian shrugs. “We were eighteen, we’d only just had our first shift the week before and when we’d left our clothes in a bush to go for a run, a human had picked them up and taken them home.” “I’d left a watch my dad had given me in the pocket of my pants. So, when it was dark, we tracked the scent to a house that had a dog flap...” “And he decided to shift and go through it,” Bastian snorts.

Sorting them out, those dumb moments that make the best memories. That was what family was about. I didn't find my family in my mother, or all her relatives that kicked her out when she was just sixteen with a big belly. I found my family in form of a tall, brown-eyed brunette who loved music and movies from the nineties and loved to sleep in a stars wars themed room. I found a family in a rich man who had a poor heart, someone who was as lonely as me and damn. Someone who knew what it felt to not have anyone to call even when you have a thousand contacts on your phone.

It didn't take more than a couple hours for the rest of the town to know what had happened to the Carrigan's family. It wasn't nothing new, but it seemed that rumours flew like trees in a storm. Richard had heard people mumbling about the disappearance of his daughter, about how it had been a terrible accident and how it was hard for them to look at their son.

“Most of us have known each other for years, so I guess it’s time to tell you some of my story. I can not mention my pack as it will put me in danger and tied to the reason I left. When I was fifteen, I had to leave for my own safety, and as of this moment, my pack thinks I’m dead. If they knew I was still alive, they would hunt me down.” Rebekah’s eyes filled with pity and concern, but Shaun ignored it. After being on his own for so long, he didn’t need or want people’s pity. He lived the last few years gathering information through rumors and stories from travelers, someday planning on returning. Now, it was time to go back. “I’m so sorry to hear that, Shaun. I didn’t realize how much you

She had no idea that the joke was the truth. . Steve hasn't gotten any information about the lost blood. He was more worried that Elon would find her first. One of his men walked in. Steve was happy for some seconds that he has come with good news. "What is it? Talk to me, have you found her?" He asked. "There are so many girls in the city. There's no way we can notice her" he said. "Darn it! F*ck! Steve groaned and angrily kicked into air. "I'll find her myself. I just don't know what characteristics she has. We need to find the key" he said.

Putting the cigarette away, he continued, "And she had a good reason for doing that. Back then, our family wasn't as safe as it is now. We were involved in bad things, with bad people, and had a lot of enemies. So when you were born, she couldn't let you grow up in this family, as that wasn't safe for you.” Josh nodded in understanding. He was glad that his mom loved him enough that she had left a luxurious life and lived a modest one with him, just so he can be safe from the dangerous life she had lived her entire life. And the revelation about his family's involvement with bad people and a life filled with risks left him with moreⁿ questions. What exactly did Eduardo mean by ‘bad people’ a

It was a leap of faith, a chance to forge a connection and heal the wounds of a fractured family. The reunion was fraught with emotions—joy, uncertainty, and the echoes of missed opportunities. We grappled with the complexities of our shared past, seeking understanding and forgiveness. It was a journey of healing, of rebuilding the bonds that had been broken by circumstances beyond our control. Together, we confronted the darkness that had plagued our family, refusing to let it define us. We vowed to stand united, to protect one another from the storms that lay ahead. The discovery of our sibling had brought a new dynamic to our lives, a sense of wholeness that we had long yearned for.

He said to them. “And for those who don't have a family.” He heard a young man say at the end. He looked to be barely the age of eighteen and he felt his heart sink at that. “I know what It is like to feel as though you have lost everything and everyone that you have cared for. But I promise you that even after you have lost there is still room for you to grow and to find love. I have found my own family and you should know that there is no family Bigger than the family Of your pack. They are the ones who care for you the most and I have only now realized that we must do better to stay by each other. The same privileges apply to those without loved ones and you shouldn't lose a hope after al

The truck company gave me compensation for my parent's death, but I didn't need it—I gave it to the truck driver's family, they need it more than me, moreover it was not enough. My mother always told me that we lose ourselves many times in this life, that's why we should always get up and figure out how to find it again. Sometimes figuring out the way back takes a long time, and sometimes it takes minutes or seconds. The first time I lost myself was when I was 4, looking around and allured by the Barbie displays, my parents didn't notice that I wasn't by their side, I didn't either, then I cried, I thought I'd lose my identity. I thought I'd lose my family. I thought I won't be able to find

I just want to enjoy my life, to create a future for me that I will thank myself one day. I stood up and looked at the window to see the trees dancing with the wind. The comfort that place is giving me is something that I can’t find in the City of Bloom. I took a deep breath and opened the windows. Wind splashed on my face. Home. Can I call this my home? I hugged myself as the wind started to get cold. I closed my eyes to feel it and think of the things happening right now. The other day, I enjoyed fixing the company, attending meetings, and listening to their suggestions. Now, I am here thinking of myself, who I really am? Where do I really belong? Why did my parents lose me?