Novel & Cerita William Afton And His Family

Was this whole mess going to ruin the marriage between Kai and Amara, too? Because if it did, my uncle would surely kill me himself. And as much as I felt completely worthless, I did not want to die. I had never wanted to die. After a short drive through the city streets, William pulled the car over in front of a nice, large home. He parked, and as soon as I stepped out into the morning air, I saw two elderly people waiting right outside the front door. It was a man and a woman, and they both had a few of Lily's features. I knew right away they had to be his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everton.

He had tried to come home a few times, but his aunt and his uncle had always been out to get him. That must have been horrible to be chased by his family, “You know it wasn't their fault right, they had been scared of what you had become, a werewolf.” He was genuinely surprised at this revelation. I poked at his mind and it was safe to say he hadn't been triggered. He snuggled further into me, and I hugged him tightly. King William was definitely behind all this. He was experimenting on them, that monster.

“Not again.” But doubt crept in anyway. He had know Arnold to be a wild person while they were growing up but he doesn’t expect him to harm Anna or his wife. William walked to the window and pulled the curtain aside. The street looked quiet—too quiet. His chest tightened. He had lived with Arnold’s shadow long enough to recognize the signs. He was his brother, so he dared not mistake his kindness, unless he wouldn’t be getting the money he had been getting. He flashed back to his previous life, but he wasn’t ready to go back. Silence had always come before the storm.

She was her father's favorite and I could tell that this goodbye was hardest for her. But as I looked around, I couldn’t ignore the tension simmering beneath the surface. Uncle Thomas sat stiffly, his gaze darting between Sam and Jacob. Aunt Angelina dabbed at her eyes with a handkerchief, but her lips were pressed thin in disapproval. The cousins exchanged wary glances, their distrust palpable as they say with their parents, siblings of William Bennett. This family was fractured, and William’s death had only deepened the cracks. After the ceremony, the family gathered in the drawing room for a quiet reception. The tension lingered, but the grief seemed to dull the edges of it.

"Yves is right, Dad. Why not have Irene go back first? This isn't the kind of place she should be. We don't want the Zimmerman family getting the wrong idea," Sarah chimed in. Carol sneered and said, "Grandpa, there's something you should know. Ashton isn't someone to take lightly. Just a few days ago, he offended Mr. Zeke from the Zapata family. They're the top family on Linton Island and not someone we can afford to cross."

The William family has arranged for people to take advantage of Mark's mother's death to do things in a remote cemetery, those people will not care about others. Lisa's eyes were red with worry, she hurriedly took David's hand and fervently pleaded. "It's too late, brother, you have to take me away!" "Lisa, calm down!" David pulled her with a complicated expression. "Honey, it's dangerous there, you can't go there." Second brother Justin looked at me worriedly. It is the William family who want to get rid of Mark, this is their family business, they have no right to interfere. Looking at the serious look of the big brother, Lisa opened her red eyes wide, stunned for two seconds.

William shed tears. "It's hard for me to say this but I'll swallow my ego and pride as the padre de familia of this family. I need to do this," he said. Desperation got the best of William and triggered him to make that decision. Little did they know that William was on the verge of killing himself and his family because of the poverty they faced. He believes that when they are all dead. They will worry no more.

Kyle replied anxiously, "Sonnia ran out alone when she found out that I fed her father to the fishes!" A feeling of dread came over Nathan when he heard the news. After Sonnia's father had repeatedly looked for trouble with Sonnia and Ryan, Kyle caught him and reprimanded him several times. In the end, Kyle had no choice but to kill him. Ever since the Akuffo Family went bankrupt, most of the family members had either died or scattered away. They had finally become rich after living poorly for nearly half of their lives, but they were suddenly back to square one, it felt worse than death.

He paused for a moment, letting his words sink in before adding pointedly, “You should have better control over your family, brother. And for your own sake, make sure your daughter is present to greet Mother in the morning.” William’s fists clenched. His temper was close to snapping, but before he could respond, Beatrice tugged at his sleeve. “Let it go,” she whispered urgently. “It’s not worth it here. Let’s just go to our room.” William’s jaw tightened, but he gave a short nod. Without another word, he turned away from his siblings and walked toward the grand staircase, his family following behind him in heavy silence. Behind them, Adrian’s laughter echoed faintly through the hall—a remind

It made sense now—why he told me not to press charges, why he refused to meet in person. "Do you think they killed him too?" I asked, my voice barely above a whisper. The thought sent a shiver down my spine. Ethan was the only one who had my father’s original will. The only one who could prove that the Smiths were frauds. William ran a hand through his hair, looking, for the first time, uncertain. "They could have," he admitted. His voice was strained. "I don’t know, Sophia. All I do know is that these people are way more dangerous than we thought." he admitted, William and I had underestimated them.