Tungkulin Sa Pamilya Novels & Stories

“It’s a busy time, but full of joy.” Arin nodded, his expression serious yet warm. “I completely understand. Family comes first. I’ve always believed that raising children in a supportive environment, with honesty and love, is the most important foundation for life.” Damien’s eyes sparkled, recognizing the shared ideology. “I couldn’t agree more. It’s rare to meet someone who thinks the same way about family and responsibility.” Bonding with the Children

They don't judge you or put you down for whatever you have done. This is what I was taught. This is what I have seen and this is what I believed. If this is not the meaning of family then what is? I don't know why people say the wrong things. If you can't tell the right thing then don't speak wrong. Four years I thought that's what a family is: you care for people you love and stay with them and support them. If this is not what family means then what is the right meaning of family. What is family? What is trust?

he says, and I look at him in disbelief stopping him. “Little girl? I am not a little girl”, I say, and he nods his head a little, “I was always kept away from business, I was always kept away, period”, I say. “I understand that, lass, but at the end of the day, this is your family, and we all have to fulfil our duty to our families”, he says, and I shake my head. I don’t want to fulfil any duty. “It’s not fair”, I whisper, looking down at my hands.

"Part of it, anyway. You're still not done." "It's never-ending. It seems the more we do, the more that needs to be done." Logan sighed. The weight of his position weighed down on him more now than before. The expectations were high and people looked up to them as gods. He needed to be sure he was helping the people. "And it will always seem that way forever. Being responsible for everyone’s lives isn’t an easy task. But, Logan, you cannot neglect your family for your work. They are your responsibility. The pillars that keep you grounded."

I learned more from being involved in the business than what any book can teach me. The family is my priority. My uncles and my mother’s family, although we’ve never met them, are dependent on our business. The money we make feeds many mouths, including the families of the four hundred and something employees we have on contract. I can’t let them down. Soon, Luna Belle will be one of those people depending on me. I’ll be a husband, and my duty is not only to protect and care for my wife but also to ensure the bloodline continues. To produce an heir.

There's nothing more important than being with your family. That's what Liam told himself. He promise himself that from now on, his family comes first. His family is now his top priority than his work. He don't want Aiden to grow up with a father who is always busy with works. He knew what it feels like because he had experienced it before. When he was a kid, his father is always busy in works. He sometimes comes home late and sometimes he doesn't comes home. Not because he have a mistress. His father never cheated on his mother. He is always not home because his work is always his top priority and that brings a success and wealth to his family.

"I don't intend to interfere in your matters, but from the perspective of a man, I still want to say a few things to you." "The eldest brother, please go ahead." It was rare for the eldest brother to speak to her like this, so she had to wash her ears and listen. "Family members all hope you can find an outstanding man worthy of you. The prerequisite for becoming an outstanding man is responsibility. No matter what difficulties he encounters, he shouldn't rely on a girl to handle them for him."

How could they be so stupid? “But we are family,” her uncle said. “Really, uncle? Do you remember what you told me every time I had to give something up for your sake? Every time you needed money? You told me that family looks after each other,” she said. “Yeah, that’s right. I have always said that,” he agreed, nodding.

And that's what I was missing. The key part of my life. A family.

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.