Travels With My Aunt Book Novels & Stories

I interrupt him gently, "I'll just do it and that's it. I'm so glad to have you both in my life, I want to make sure you're comfortable from now on. What's money for, if not to help your people?” “Exactly. And we never expected anything in return, but you are free to do whatever you want. I wouldn’t mind going on a cruise somewhere," my aunt says with a chuckle and then gives me one last hug, almost breaking my ribs, "Don’t be a stranger, okay? Your mother will be very busy, but I’m always available. Call me often, every day if possible. I’m going to miss having you in the house.” And even if my mom wasn't busy, she’s not a reliable person and we all know it.

It's like there are some people in this world, whose presence itself makes it easier for us. I finally reached my aunt's place and was amazed by the natural beauty of it . It was a cosy warm place in the amidst of the mountains and a magnificent lake. I was in love with the place , and I was going to have a blast. That night aunt and I made pizza together and danced all night to the "MAP OF THE SOUL" album. Aunt Adele is a 20 year old trapped inside a 45 years old body.

“My aunt told me the truth about myself once I was old enough to understand.” “By right, I should have had bitterness and resentment ingrained within myself. After all, I’d been trafficked since I was a kid, and my parents died in a car crash after I finally managed to find them.” “But my aunt hoped I would be an optimistic person…” “She taught me how to love my life, and she was the one who let me believe that every person on earth is kind.” “But… Elijah’s speculations about her injuries all make sense… I really don’t want to be suspicious of my uncle…”

Her hands lowered the cup of coffee she was holding to the table, she smoothed the folds of her skirt, standing up and reaching for her arms, looking at me happily. “Come on, Rose.” She said and I surrounded my aunt in my arms. The traveling Aunt Brenda, the one who traveled the world from plane to plane, bringing us gifts from other cultures, speaks other languages; Although she doesn't know that she says sometimes I love hearing about her adventures. I had missed her so much. “I can't believe you're here.” I murmured, sniffing her lavender scent impregnated in her clothes. “Not even me that you're so big,” he took me by the shoulders and I saw his sad face, “You're growing too fast, stop g

Was all I said and tried to keep a brave face. I could tell that my aunt wants to say something more so imagine my relief when the passengers were now called to board the plane. I kissed my aunt’s cheek as I went in. As soon as I got in I took my seat by the window. I hugged my carry-on bag as I gazed out to stare at the people getting in and out of the plane. I especially watched as my aunt went to a struggling Trei as she tried to calm him down.

I said for courtesy sake, my grandmother hates my mom and hates me. “OH yes I'll send your regards. But not when she's in a good mood cause your regards would ruin” she said and smirked, drinking from the small bottle of rum “auntie, you're going to travel today. Should you be drinking?” I said, not minding her next reaction towards that suggestion. “and how is it your problem little Missy? Your mouth is becoming big these days. Maybe I should buy a padlock and make you experience what the African slaves experienced

I asked my aunt who smiled with a touch of sadness. That can be seen underneath her eye, aunt wasn’t getting any younger anymore as I made my way right along the oath she was taking me , but we could have gone by road but the risk of people seeing and recognizing me was on a high side as we continued on the journey . " Well because as much as there is good memories that they would like to share it also hold many bad memories they do not want to remember so I do not blame them for not wanting to share it in any way" , my aunt said as we spotted an abandoned house

A wooden stool pulled out, calling my name. “Good morning, Mel. Did you sleep well?” My Aunt asked me. Giving me a soft smile, her dark hair pulled up, matching Audras'. Her golden eyes holding a twinkle to them. I always looked at her with such envy. The stories I had been told of her bravery. The bravery that helped save our realm had always been so inspiring. She, like my mother, got to meet one of the mothers, Selene. My uncle always tells the story about them being second chances mates. I envied her bravery. I Envied her selfless sacrifice to help protect our people. But, sometimes, it made me feel inadequate like I was born into the wrong role. Because no matter how much I cared for my

So, I have no clue what to do with myself until bed. Standing still for a moment, I hear a car pull up outside and then his aunt stomps out with two bags in her hands. She yells at the driver and says, “The rest of the bags are inside. Go get them!” As I roll my eyes, I murmur under my breath, “What a mean old bag. She can’t even treat her nephew with any respect in his own house. I mean, in a way he does have it coming, but still.”

she says, releasing me with a small smile on her face. I'm grateful to have her as my friend. She helps move my bags to the car. I bid her goodbye and she waves until I am out of sight. Feeling a sense of comfort, the breeze flows through the open windows of my car as I drive to my aunt's place. When I finally arrived in Coupeville, my aunt hugged me warmly. Her children, Sean and Kate, welcome me with open arms. Aunt Samantha has two children. Sean is older, while Kate, my age mate, is over the moon to have me around.