William Afton Family の小説・ストーリー

I continued. “Just like with Fallon…not exactly, but they stole her father’s lifework too and almost killed him,” Ben commented. I nodded, agreeing with him. “William’s wife was killed and then he went in hiding and in some way made it seem like he was dead too.” “That explains why there’s even a death certificate for him,” Ben said mostly to himself. “Damn…” It was a lot to unpack.

of the newcomer, and Afton was said to be badly injured. More news about Afton kept coming out over the next few days. All kinds of gossip exposed Afton and Mia's forbidden relationship. To avoid the scandal, Mia's family urgently expelled her and had her illegitimate younger brother take over all her positions and assets. A month later, Mia was penniless and ultimately driven out of the country. She tried to contact her former friends, but everyone avoided her. With nowhere left to go, she could only cling to the wealthy businessmen she used to look down on, trading her body for a chance to survive. The once-proud eldest daughter of the family ended up completely broken, living a miserable

Bonita said. “The Ashworth family, mostly. And the Calders.” Bertram’s expression grew careful. “Both lost someone in the split I mentioned, years back. Old wounds, reopened by circumstances that only look similar from a distance.” “Then take me to them,” Bonita said. “I’d rather hear the old wound directly than guess at its shape secondhand.” The Ashworth homestead sat at the territory’s western edge, modest and well-kept, and the woman who answered the door—older, silver-haired, her expression guarded the moment she recognized Bonita—didn’t immediately invite them in.

"William is finally completely out of his safe nest. One of my loyal men clearly saw him in Italy the other day. And it is not Ethan. It is his fcking father, Robert. He is quietly staying at a small house located just on the outer outskirts of an old farm where anyone could hardly even notice it. Fcking filthy pigs. There is a huge chance of finally finding Fiona, Dan. He has been quietly staying right there for a little while, and he only safely goes out to briefly meet someone in the local town every few days or so." "It absolutely must be another fcking William, Creed. Do not ever worry. Whosoever it truly is will very soon be entirely dead. No dirty blood of the William family is ever a

The William’s mansion really lived up to their status of one of the richest and most powerful families in country A. The new servants were taken to the courtyard. Sitting in the courtyard was the William’s family first missus. The daughter in-law of the old master she was his eldest son’s most beloved. After the death of her husband the old master treated her well. He thought of it as his payment to her. He blamed his self for his son’s death having pressurizing him to join the army where he later died. Beside her sat her daughter. She had only two children boy and a girl. The first missus did not look happy. She kept staring at the new servants as if she wanted to see through them.

"After remaining in England some years I became acquainted with her father, Sir Arthur Effingham, who lived forty miles from London. He invited me to visit his house and there I first saw Inez and her mother. To know Inez was to love her, but I could not hope to win the haughty Englishman's daughter, and besides she was so young that I did not believe I had made any impression upon her. But, encouraged by Lady Effingham, I at length ventured to ask Inez of her father. I did not wish to marry her then, as she was only fourteen, but her father spurned me with contempt, and bade me never again enter his house. I obeyed, but tried many times to procure an interview with Inez. I succeeded, and to

“I can't believe it.” When referring to the nature of William then this is indeed a rare sight. Lingering to chat with strangers, spending time with someone who is not even familiar with him is definitely not the suave personality of the boy. Or should he say it because williamstart to welcome Elyn as a new member of the family of four, given her status as Anthony's fiancee now. James had his own problems. His feet moved as if he were chasing something. Soon the personal attendance of his family will find his whereabouts and take him away. Before that happens, he still has things to do.

As far as the information he has received about the William family, there is no mention of these three children anywhere and according to that information, Anastasie William is single and has no relationship with anyone. Based on the information there is no other heir of the William family except Anastasia William. Although he knows that the William family tries to hide their personal affairs from everyone as much as possible, even then the existence of those three children made him think a lot. The three children said that their Father was dead, they also said that their Mother was out of town for work and Anastasia William also admitted that she was out of town for her work. But what work

William said, "No, absolutely not. We, the Fletcher family, are not like you, the Miller family. Our family is small, and we are the only ones living in this big courtyard. There is no scheming or secrets here." "Then you let me in," Thorne brushed his hand aside and slid forward. William seemed a bit deliberate in trying to stop him. He could only watch helplessly as he entered the attic. Little did they know, the argument between Thorne and William had long been heard and understood by the people in the attic. Robert, hidden behind the door panel, greedily watched Thorne's every move, drawn to his noble elegance and handsome appearance. He also felt saddened by Thorne's fragile physique.

narrative, witnesses to the aurora event, and even a handful of prominent business figures. A group this large and determined marched straight into William’s study to apply pressure. The moment my father caught wind of the situation, he rushed over with several uncles and senior executives in tow. The Grant family, with its century-long legacy, had never been so humiliated. “Mr. William, since Victor’s mind is made up, why not let him have his way?” “Our family won’t object!” To think that everything had spiraled to this point over a mute girl from the countryside.