The Perfect Family Novel Novels & Stories

Using their wealth for something that mattered. "Mom!" Euna called from the sunroom. "Come see! I finished!" Chaewon entered, Jian behind her. On the canvas—their family. All of them. Imperfect but together. Broken pieces forming something beautiful. "It's us," Euna said proudly. "Everyone who chose to stay. Everyone who became family." Chaewon hugged her daughter—this girl who'd faced monsters and taught them humanity. "It's perfect, baby. Absolutely perfect." "We're not perfect," Euna corrected. "But we're real. And that's better."

For her. Jane laughed. "Oh yeah, I remember that. I mean he's handsome but also a class jerk." "You know..." Stella started and then blinked as if trying to understand the reasons. "Perhaps his childhood was difficult." Mia snorted. Not a chance. His family had to be the most perfect one out there. Perfection does exist. Every one of them was warm and equally welcoming. "Have you seen his family?" She made a noise, turning towards her friend. "They even seem to have come out of a commercial as perfect as they are."

But they did let go. My family was always known as the perfect family. We had my dad, the successful businessman. We had my mom, the nice lady that everybody liked. We had me, the smart boy with good morals. Everyone we knew said we were amazing. They never thought—I never thought—that we'd ever be so broken. But we were.

He could call her in and they have a long laugh at the fireplace and talk about boys. Just like they used to before he got married but Karen had told him that children weren't always the same innocent lambs when they grew up. “They become normal people and change……change so bad they could even harm you if they want,” she had said. “Why dad? Why did you let Alfred win? Why did you let Karen come between us and tear us apart?” Mary asked, tears making her face shiny under the moonlight. He stood, confused. They had told him she was a cheating wife……he believed them.

she countered. “Well, the good news is that your late father left all of his properties and estates to you. You don't need to start from scratch once you're out of here.” He revealed with a smile on his lips. Valerie's brows creased. “Why would he do that? He never bothered to do anything for me while he was alive. And what about his mistress and kids?” Valerie questioned in anger. “He never had any other child outside you but he was too ashamed to show himself to you and your mother. This is his way of making it all up to you.”

Percy yipped, running to the food. We all ate, enjoying each other’s company and all of Percy’s family, which is fu.cking huge and wild…so damn wild. I could feel the happiness, warmth and love that radiated in this family. They were affectionate as shi.t and as excitable as a puppy. I don’t understand how Tally and Emerson were raised the same way mom was but ended up warmer than her in the end. Mom can be a bit cold, and distant at times. I was a bit envious of this family and their open affection. “You okay?” Nova asked in a hush tone, as she picked up on my mood.

I'm pure muscle I tell you. "Water, Helen, water!" my father shouts as my mother tosses a bowl of water onto the stove. The fire immediately disperses into hot steam. We all just sort of stand staring and frozen, catching our breaths. It's not really like this is an odd scene, just exhausting. In the Miracle household, this is your typical morning. "Hey, what's going–" Maggie, my eight-year-old little sister, walks into the kitchen and then immediately gags, "It smells like a dead body!"

I know that she still wants me to marry off to a man and have children to be the next hire of our company. “Thanks Tita Carla and Tito Renz for supporting our relationship and of course to my parents thank everyone. Shane and I are so happy,” I said happily. “Common Roxy just calls us Mom And Dad too. We are one family now. Am I right Margareth?” Mom Shane said it and looked at my mom while smiling. “Of course we are one family now. Call us Mom and Dad too Shane.” Shane smiled happily, “Thanks Mom, Dad and to my parents.”

Even the doctor who examined my injuries barely glanced at me and said it did not even count as minor harm. I went to the court to file for divorce, but the clerk kept saying the printer was broken or that the network was down. My parents stood before the media, tears streaming down their faces. They said, "We failed to raise our son right. We won't let him go through with this divorce. Claire is such a wonderful girl." Because of Claire, they had a daughter-in-law who was a nationally honored hero, and Dad walked tall at work. My younger brother, Ryan Sterling, even found himself a girlfriend from a well-off family.

"Ah, why didn’t you let me kill him?" Tukijo asked. "I'm sorry for my selfishness. I still need him to find out the truth about my mother’s family and my sister's death," Kris replied. "Besides, he won’t die from just a few scratches. Behind him, there’s still a large force ready to die on their way to that warehouse. So, we better leave before they come." Indodrink Company actually belongs to the Jubaedah family, Sukrisno's mother. Since Jubaedah's parents only had one child, her, she inherited all of her parents’ wealth.