Tula Para Sa Aking Pamilya Novels & Stories

The Billionaire's Playmate by: Pennieee (ENGLISH) Thaliana Tangi Dela Vezca "You are not getting any younger, and I want grandchildren, Tangi! What are your plans for your life? I've always told you that having your own family would make your life happier. You never listen. This is what I've been telling you! You are already twenty-nine years old!" I am Thaliana Tangi Dela Vezca, the youngest child of George Romualdo Dela Vezca, a billionaire with numerous businesses both in the Philippines and abroad. Our family is renowned because our last name consistently appears on the list of the wealthiest families in the Philippines. Moreover, my father is quite sociable; he has befriended nearly eve

"I'm twenty-two, ma'am." "You didn't go to college?" "My family is very poor, and I have to earn money to support my elderly, paralyzed parents, my sick grandmother, and a mentally challenged older sister," Ula said sadly, and Ethan didn't realize that Ula was referring to Mila and her family. "I can't believe you have to endure all of that," the woman said emotionally. "It's my fate, ma'am. But it's okay; I'm used to it," Ula said optimistically, her smile bright and cheerful.

Tiana's face turned pink as she scolded, "Watch your mouth, brat. You should be studying, not wasting time on TikTok! No more watching that garbage. Don't grow up to be like your dad!" Cecelia pouted and mumbled an 'okay,' clearly bummed. Jameson, completely innocent in the matter, gave Andrew a helpless shrug. Lauren had also gone to change, putting on a soft, flowing dress and touching up her makeup. Then, the whole family—plus Andrew—headed out in a whirlwind of motion. Jameson drove one car with Tiana and Cecelia in tow. Meanwhile, Lauren and Andrew rode together in another vehicle, just the two of them.

"I'm proud of you Domenico Maurice. You are a good man. You will be an excellent father." The room filled with the rest of my family before I could say anything else. But it was just as well. My throat was too full for words. Tali shoved her plate at the camera. "Look what Momma and Papa made!" My mouth dropped open. "There better be some by the time we get back." Tali shrugged. "Eh. Maybe. Depends on how quickly you get on that plane." I looked at my mom. "But...but..." Momma smiled. "We will have more for all of you when you get back home."

his mom says, “Mom, am happy that you realized the havoc you have done to yourself and my brother Zack because by now you might have become a happy and proud grandmother, anyway, that was the things of the past,” Tolu says, “now what is the way forward?“ Tolu asked, “Am short of Ideas, I don't know what to do because It's difficult for me to send her away as I did to Sarah” his mom says and tears dripping out of her eyes, and Tolu moves closer to her and says, It's not your fault, you're trying to play a motherly role in our lives, It's one of those things?” Tolu says, “and why are you saying all these things, did you suspect 'Tara for anything?“ Tolu asked,

BK ate quickly, claiming he had a game to finish, likely having been scolded earlier for skipping dinner. “Are you sure about your decision, Laura?” Tito Kent asked suddenly. Laura looked up at the family patriarch. Andy must have already mentioned her plans to him and his wife. That was fine—it saved her the trouble of bringing it up herself. “Yes, Tito. There’s a lot I need to prepare at home before my dad returns,” she said calmly. He nodded in understanding. “Are you certain you won’t reconsider?” her aunt asked. “No, Tita. Besides, it’s just Caramoan, not another country,” Laura joked, though the humour fell flat. She was the only one who laughed.

Right now, it was shifting slowly, like a small pumpkin rolling beneath her hand. Tully's voice softened. "Are you really not planning to reach out? Having a dad changes everything for a kid, especially a dad like him. That's a whole different kind of life. Thalia, don't you want to think it over?" Thalia shook her head again. "I've thought it through. I'd better not." She'd taken enough to buy a nice house in Brindley's city center, with plenty left over for her and the baby's education. But right now, she didn't want to buy a house. She'd hold on to the money and decide later.

"Huwag mo akong paalisin, Thalia! Wala kang karapatang sabihin ‘yan sa akin! Kami ang tunay mong pamilya, hindi ang buhay na pilit mong binubuo dito!" "Pamilya?" natatawang tanong ni Thalia, ngunit may pait sa kanyang tinig. "Kailan pa naging pamilya ang isang inang iniwan ako sa wala at ginagamit lang ako para sa luho ng isa pa niyang anak?"

Mukhang ilang sandali nalang, puputok na ito dahil sa galit. "She doesn't need to know that. She doesn't need to know na ang sarili niyang ama ang siyang may pakana ng lahat ng mga masasamang nangyari sa buhay niya, Enriquez! Hindi mo alam kung ga'no kahirap para sa kanya na malamang hindi siya tunay na anak ng mga nakikilala niyang mga magulang and now, gusto mong makilala niya kayo when it was your family who had done all this to her!"

I decided not to go back home just for tonight. I sat here at the side of the bridge with a stranger beside me. She's already in a middle adulthood and she's here because she's selling balut, one of the first exotic food delicacies in the Philippines. She talked a lot and I find myself comfortable being with her. She told me that she came from a poor family and has to sell balut in order for her to feed her family. She even told me everything she do isn't easy, but her family is her inspiration for her to continue this. They are happy even though they are poor. But here I am, I have everything I need, I got everything and I can buy all the things I want, however, I am not happy with my life.