The Odd Family Novels & Stories

Even if they ask for the moon, I'll find a way to get it for them! Watching Donovan's enthusiastic display, Sheena stood there dumbfounded like a deer in headlights. "You crazy old man, you're just as bad as they are! Go wash up and get some sleep. You're no better than the rest of them!" Sheena started cursing and bolted out the door before Donovan could cause her any trouble. This family was getting more ridiculous by the day. The biggest troublemakers were definitely Andrew and Reginald. Those two were the real oddballs of the Lloyd family!

"How are you, Uncle Odolf?!" "You could tell we weren't feeling well, William." Odolf and William shook hands. Both smiled at each other. "I heard Uncle sold the house. What's wrong? Are you guys having financial difficulties?" Steffy enthusiastically replied, "Yeah, that's right. Our family is going bankrupt, Wil." "Sorry I didn't know, Uncle. I lost contact with you guys." William was devastated to hear the news about the Drechsler family. "We are neighbors. And, we will always be like that, Uncle."

“That's how we lost both females of the White family. You were the only female left but at that moment, we didn't consider anything else but to put you up for adoption and that was it.” “Who adopted me?” I raised a brow. “The Abrams family of course. Don't you remember?” Kevin chipped in. “She lost her memory actually.” She nodded. “I see.” She remained quiet for a moment. “The white family might be a bit complex, but here is how it works. In the White extended family, we have five nuclear family. One runs a clothing brand business. One is a family of lawyers. One is a family of doctors. One runs a valuable mining company. While your family runs an art supplying company, the biggest of all c

Looking from his niece and the James Patterson book to his mother, he could only chuckle as Allison simply shrugged as if she gave up. The door opened and a family that he did not recognize entered. He had seen the younger man once at the packhouse, months ago. He had talked to the Alpha and Luna and then an omega took him somewhere. “Hi, I’m Mike, this is my wife, Jenny. This is our son Troy and his wife Claire and their pup, Riley,” The man said in general with a smile. “And our other children, Helena, Portia, Jason and Athena.” “You’re mommy’s family!” Emily cried out as she ran over and hugged Mike.

Jenny gave the tip of her hat gesture at Sly as a sign of thank you for the amusement which Sly answered her with a smug face. Aidan, who watched everything in the front row, couldn't help but be impressed. They acted as real siblings. Bickering something useless, talking lightly, making fun of each other, and walking away with anger yet with clear air. They acted like they were family. “The Outcast is my real family. We have been through a lot, surviving as a family. We are family. Hyena, Wild Bunny, Mandrill Monkey, Vampire, Zombie, and some people from SO… they are my family. As much as you are my family, brother Aidan.”

Even though the entire family was divided, they were still related by blood, so they had privately contacted each other. Their last home was now being taken from them and they were powerless to do anything, so when they saw Hilda arrive, everyone instinctively cleared a path for her. Before entering the house, she shouted, "Let us see who is the one daring enough to come after our ancestral house!" Everyone quickly went up and pushed the door open. The moment the door was opened, they saw many people from the Bowen and Jones Family standing inside. In front, Oliver and Oscar were still limping around with their legs. After being whacked by Hilda, they were kicked to the floor and stepped on

It seemed as though he was screaming, but none could hear a sound coming from him. A moment later, everyone heard a thunderous voice yelling in their mind, "Leave!" Even I, who was at home, felt my head spin after experiencing that. To everyone's surprise, the group of zombies swiftly disappeared from the general public's sight like an ebbed tide. Dad, the only mutant who possessed mind power in this city, became a messiah-like icon. When the day of Christmas Eve arrived, our family was even invited to the base leader's home for a gathering.

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.

Naina looked at everyone and she could hear the cogs turning in their brains. “So you are saying you don’t see anything odd in it”? Conrad couldn’t help but ask. “Odd? Uhm, I found it weird but hey, who am I to judge? This family is nothing but love and respect for each other and the siblings and honestly, I am so lucky to be a part of it. I know and I understand the shock and the aftereffects of this declaration will affect so many things, but who cares what’s happening in your family? People will talk one day two days and then it will be a forgotten history.

I took the phone from Hector's hand. The screen displayed a brand-new post from Mom. The accompanying photo featured the living room of our family home, with a few dishes laid out on the coffee table. The gathering was small—just Mom, Dad, Cody, and his family. The caption read, "Family dinner. The family is whole and complete. Life moves on, no matter who decides to skip out." Beneath the post, a dozen comments from relatives and neighbors had already piled up, offering validation and comfort.