William Afton And His Family Novels & Stories

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.

He was the youngest of the group, barely sixteen years old. "If we fight them, it will only make this harder. We didn't touch that woman. And none of us have her scent. So we go with them, tell them what we know, get home, get Marley, and get the hell out of here. Everyone, just remain calm." William heard all of them agreeing that they needed to get back to their sister. "I need to let the foreman know we are leaving. I believe you don't want human attention." William said, and when Aaron nodded, William told his boss he and his brothers needed to go, that there was a family emergency. The 'brothers' quietly went with the others.