Family-problems Stories

#Book - 1 In "His Dominion" Series 𝑨𝒓𝒚𝒂𝒏𝒔𝒉 𝑺𝒖𝒓𝒚𝒂𝒗𝒂𝒏𝒔𝒉𝒊 ~ Crowned Prince of Ajmer and CEO of Suryavanshi Empire, he is also hidden mafia king whom no one has saw.Once sunshine cheerful person of the Suryavanshi family who became cold hearted because of his own family. love is the word he hates the most. "love is just an excuse to give betrayal" 𝑽𝒂𝒂𝒏𝒚𝒂 𝑨𝒈𝒏𝒊𝒉𝒐𝒕𝒓𝒊 ~ Princess of Jaipur and CEO of Agnihotri Corporation. Handling her family business in abroad. She went to abroad 10 years back because of her family. For her love is something she doesn't as it is the only thing she despite the most. "Love? I despise it with every ounce of my being" TROPES - Marriage OF Convenience - CEO/Mafia X CEO - Grumpy X Sunshine - Slow Burn Romance - Possessive & Obsessed ML - Villain love : Touch her and die

Fifteen-year-old Charlotte 'Lottie' Carmen Rose Vassiliou is the youngest of the six Vassiliou siblings. She was the first girl born into the Vassiliou family in ten generations, and due to this, she was spoiled and coddled for the first five years of her life. But then, after 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙞𝙣𝙘𝙞𝙙𝙚𝙣𝙩, when she was five, suddenly her life flips upside down and her family turns against her, sending her 1750 miles away to a school for troubled kids. Her family had sent her away, hoping the school would 'fix' her, to make her a normal functioning member of society, but in reality, the school had no interest in helping troubled kids; they used the position of power they held over the troubled students to abuse them, to break them. Charlotte had long ago changed, going from an innocent, loving little girl to a fifteen-year-old girl with severe trust and anger issues. So what happens when, ten years after 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙞𝙣𝙘𝙞𝙙𝙚𝙣𝙩, she is suspended and forced to return home? Will her family ignore her? Will they treat her the way the staff at the school did? Read along as Charlotte navigates the messy reunion with her family, whom she hasn't spoken to in a decade.

To the elite circles of Hyderabad, the grand Bhaskar Rao mansion is a symbol of old-money royalty and flawless tradition. But behind the heavy carved doors lies a snake pit. At twenty-six, Vaidehi thought she was finally escaping the suffocating cage of her joint family on her wedding day. Instead, she is brutally murdered by her own cousin, Tanvi. As she takes her agonizing last breath, the horrific truth is unveiled: her father's massive inheritance has been stolen, her groom was a traitor, and her mother's tragic, lifelong illness was the result of deliberate, slow poisoning by her step-grandmother, Kanakam. But the killers made one fatal mistake. They forgot whose blood runs in Vaidehi's veins. Blessed by the supernatural foresight of her late ancestral grandmother, Vasundhara, Vaidehi's soul is ripped from the jaws of death and thrown backward in time. She wakes up to a terrifying reality-she is seven years old again. Armed with the chilling memories of the future, a fragile child's body, and a secret ancestral legacy, Vaidehi refuses to play the "good girl" this time. Allying secretly with her brilliant elder brother, Rudraksh, and her powerful maternal uncle, Vishwanath, she begins a cold, calculated game of domestic chess to dismantle Kanakam's camp from within. However, the board shifts when she crosses paths with Devrath-the ruthless, brilliant eldest son of a powerful business empire. Black-hearted to the world but fiercely protective of what is his, Devrath sees right through the childhood mask of Hyderabad's youngest strategist. The vipers in the mansion think they are playing with an innocent girl. They don't know that the scales of karma have reset-and Vaidehi is here to skin them alive. .

After falling in love with a younger and much less successful man, can Yiwen convince herself and her parents to accept him into their wealthy family? ***** When Yiwen Wang suddenly finds herself 30 and single, she lets her well-meaning best friend talk her into a blind date with the handsome Zi'an Li. And not only is he plucked straight out of a movie screen, his witty banter over dinner also convinces Yiwen he's exactly the type to make her toes curl. Yet, by some wicked twist of fate, he's five years younger than her and has no house, car, or stable, high-paying job. So how is she ever going to convince herself and her parents that he's the right choice? Especially when her new, attractive boss makes it very clear that he's interested in her? [[1st Place, Flower Awards, Chicklit Category]] [[1st Place, The Golden Awards, Chicklit Category]] [[word count: 100,000-150,000 words]]

When my mother died, I thought I was alone in the world. I never expected to find out she'd been hiding something-an entire family. A father I never knew. Brothers I've never met. All of them part of a dangerous mafia I was never supposed to find. Curiosity pulled me to them. Fear made me run. But now they know I exist-and the mafia doesn't let go of what's theirs.

There is a photograph. First birthday. The whole family around the long table - candles lit, cake centred, everyone leaning toward Isabella reaching for the flame, everyone laughing, everyone looking at the same thing. At the edge of the frame, barely in it, a small dark-haired girl in a white dress is looking at the candle. Not at her family. Not at her sister. Not at the camera. Just at the candle. Quiet. Still. Already, at one year old, watching the warmth from a slight distance. Nobody remembers who took the photograph. It was never framed. Never put in an album. Found years later in a box in the study, loose, slightly creased, as though it had simply been waiting. Her name is Serena Marchetti. The second twin. Born eleven minutes after her sister into a room already arranged around someone else - and she stayed that way, at the edge of things, for as long as the Marchettis of Milan would let her. This is not the story they would tell about her. This is hers.

Her parents divorce was a messy, loud thing but she was too little to really get it. All she knew was her world got sliced in half. Mom took her, Dad took her brothers. Life became two separate tracks her mom's house on one side, her dad's on the other, with an invisible wall keeping them apart. For twelve years, she made it work. Her mom's place was cozy enough, with a stepdad who did his best, even if it wasn't always perfect. Her brothers faded into blurry memories, just faces from old photos. She got used to the split, the two different worlds. Then an accident flipped everything upside down. Her mom was gone, her stepdad was stuck in a hospital bed, and suddenly, she had to pack up and move in with her dad. But it wasn't the dad she remembered. He'd remarried, and his house was a whirlwind of four step siblings and her brothers, who weren't kids anymore. She wasn't that same little girl either. She figured it'd be about adjusting to a crowded house, maybe learning to get along with new people. But it turned out to be so much more unanswered questions, secrets everyone seemed to dodge, and the messy, confusing journey of figuring out who she was and who she wanted to be.

පූජනීය සෙංකඩගල අහස යටදී සිළිම්ඹු යුගලක ගැටුණු රග්බි පන්දුවක්, එයින් ඉපිදි ආත්මීය ප්‍රේමයක්, ඒ පිටිපසින් උරේනුර ගැටෙන දැවැන්ත බල අරගලයක්... ~ Arav Arnavalokya Abhises Bandaranaike ~ ~ Dhahara Ashadi Aradhya Wickremesigh ~

From a young age, Rachel saw a world that others couldn't-her vibrant imagination convinced her parents they had a gifted child. But as she grew up, this creativity spiraled into a complicated reality. They soon found themselves in a revolving door of therapists and doctors, struggling with diagnoses of schizophrenia, attention-seeking behavior, and a reckless embrace of alcohol. Only one of these symptoms was possibly true. Being sent to live with her Aunt for her junior year, she quickly learned two things. 1. Never go deer hunting with her cousin and her obnoxious friends. 2. She needs a new prescription and a higher dosage of medication because nobody is going to believe her, not even her therapist, when she says, " I accidentally shot a werewolf, and he called me his mate?"

The world knew Bruce Wayne as many things: a philanthropist, a billionaire, a silent guardian in the dark. But Atlas knew him as a set of rules. A series of cold, calculated decisions that prioritized the "mission" over the boy standing in the foyer of Wayne Manor. Six years ago, Atlas hadn't been given a choice. While Jason and Richard were groomed for the rooftops-trained in the art of the hero-Atlas had been handed a different fate. He was the one deemed too different, too difficult, or perhaps just too much of a reminder of Bruce's own failures. So, Bruce had sent him to the one place that promised to break a man down and rebuild him into a tool: the army. Six years. Two thousand, one hundred, and ninety days of "hell." Now, standing on the tarmac under a bruising gray sky, the transition felt like a physical weight. All around him, the air was thick with the sounds of reunion. Sobbing mothers, laughing wives, children screaming as they collided with their fathers' camouflaged chests. Atlas didn't move. He stood at attention, his spine a rigid line of steel, his gaze fixed on a point exactly six inches above the horizon. He was waiting. Not for a hug, not for a welcome, but for the one thing he had been trained to survive on. An order. "Atlas." ________________________ $-OC $-Batfam $-Original $-Black sheep of the family $-No ships [Art by me]

To her traditional family, Shriyanshi. A girl who feels deeply, stays silent, survives... and slowly finds 𝘩𝘦𝘳𝘴𝘦𝘭𝘧. she was never unloved-just never free. Sacrificing her freedom for her family's reputation. Her only escape is her college education. ​But her fragile world shatters when a casual family visit ends in an unexpected proposal, and she is forced into a marriage with the eldest son of a powerful Zamindar family. ​He is everything Shriyanshi fears: quiet, intimidating, and low-tempered. Expecting her dreams to be crushed forever behind strict village veils, she enters a household governed by heavy authority. ​Trapped between the suffocating expectations of her new life and the silent, unreadable gaze of her new husband, Shriyanshi faces a future she cannot predict. Will this marriage break her quiet strength, or do the secrets of the Zamindar family hold a destiny she never expected?

|| Featured FREE story with exclusive paid chapters - previously a paid story || When Haley discovers the truth behind Xavier, whose silence holds a deeper meaning, she sets her mind on making his life better one small step at a time. ***** Haley Rosamond is happy with her simple life, content under the wing of her father. Well-protected, she has no idea of the darkness surrounding Xavier Hunt, with his all-black attire and infrequent presence in school-accompanied by his bruises and scars. That is, until Haley catches a glimpse of Xavier's reality and is made to question everything she knows about family and life in general. The truth, she realizes, couldn't be more different from everything she has heard. Supported by her father, Haley sets her mind on helping Xavier any way she can, and what begins with tutoring sessions, free food, and random acts of kindness blooms into friendship and something a little more. But when Haley's admission into her dream college and another tragedy in Xavier's life threaten to undo everything she has worked for, Haley needs to decide if she'll stick by Xavier or simply be another person in his life that disappears. [[word count: 80,000-90,000 words]] Cover designed by Holly Thurston

ඇහැළියගොඩ උරුමක්කරුවෙකු යනු ; මොවුන් සොළොස්විය සම්පූර්ණ වූ විඟස සිංහ හිස කැටයම් කරන ලද කස්තාන මුද්‍රාව මෙන්ම ඇහැළියගොඩ පාරම්පරික කස්තානය දැරීමට සුදුස්සන්වන අතර ඔවුන්ගේ උපත සිදුවිය යුත්තේ කෙම්මුර දිනක ඉර අවරට ගිය හෝරාවේ පටන් හෝරා සතක් ගතවූ යාමයක..

A story that feels like a warm cup of tea on a rainy day. The story of a woman wronged by the world, and the man who considers her his only world, Do Cup Chai follows Vaani, an Income Tax Officer sworn off marriage, tied in matrimony to a hardened Squadron Leader in the IAF. What begins as two names on a paper slowly transforms into mutual companionship, love, and most of all, respect. And yet, while Vaani's heart sometimes tempted fate, Vihaan's walls made it impossible for him to be vulnerable. A story that moves, breaks, and heals at the same time. For readers who love soft, slow-burning romance, yearning, and finding love in the most unexpected yet beautiful gestures, this book is for you, and I would love it if you gave it a shot. #1 taxes (20/07/2026) #3 fighterpilot (20/07/2026) #5 indianarmy (20/07/2026)

Zaire Gibson spent years hating Sebastian Burkhart - the arrogant, charming captain of Milton Academy's football team. Their rivalry has always been explosive, from locker-room brawls to public fights that nearly got them suspended. But beneath Zaire's fury lies something he refuses to name... something that scares him more than losing a game. Sebastian, on the other hand, knows exactly what he feels, and it's killing him. He's been in love with Zaire for years, forced to hide it behind smirks, taunts, and bruised knuckles. Every fight, every insult, every stolen glance only pulls him deeper into the boy who will never love him back. But when one charged night tears the line between enemies and something else entirely, both boys are forced to face the truth: maybe what's between them was never hate at all.

What if you were only a number? That is all the boy with the aqua eyes has ever been. A string of numbers marked on his wrist, ending in 117. He's not treated like a boy. He is a product worth killing for. A weapon designed in a secret laboratory. An asset with an ability people would kill to control. He is 6,221 days old and has never seen the outside world. He has no understanding of family. No concept of home. No identity beyond the number burned into his skin. That all changes the day Riven Thatcher is hired to break into a top-secret laboratory and steal files from a man rich enough to own the law and corrupt enough to make Riven feel downright charitable. Riven Thatcher is not a man you want to cross. He is sharp-tongued, disciplined, and dangerous enough that testing him once is usually where people run out of chances. Stealing from the wealthy and corrupt is what he does best. They hire people to keep thieves out. Riven is the one hired to get in. Get out. And vanish without a trace. He lives by two rules: never trust anyone, and never get attached. Then he comes face to face with a barefoot seventeen-year-old boy in white lab clothes, a barcode on his arm, and aqua eyes so vivid they make him impossible to hide. Riven has no intention of taking him. But the boy has other ideas. With a single touch, Subject 117 plants one thought inside Riven's mind. Take me with you. By the time Riven escapes, he has no idea why he brought the boy along. He only knows he has just stolen something far more dangerous than files, and far more valuable than money. Now Riven is at the center of a deadly chase, hunted by people who will do anything to get their weapon back. And as the mystery surrounding Subject 117 begins to unravel, Riven starts to realize the boy he never meant to save may be changing him just as much as Riven is changing him. Because Riven has spent his life believing he is better alone. But the boy with no name may teach him that family is not a

The Betrayal That Broke He was once the prince of his family. The youngest son. The cherished brother. The husband who believed love could conquer anything. Then, in a single day... Everything was stolen. Accused of cheating while carrying the child of the man he loved, Aarush was thrown out of his home in disgrace. Humiliated, abandoned, and stripped of every relationship he had ever trusted, even his own parents turned their backs on him. No explanations. No second chances. No one believed him. Years later, he barely survives, working tirelessly to keep his little boy and baby girl alive- Arpit a child born with a heart that could fail at any moment. Every day is a battle between paying the bills and saving his son's life while keeping his daughter alive too . But the cost is him being broken beyond repair. Then Aditya returns. Not with answers. Not with compassion. But with revenge. He believes Aarush betrayed him. What he doesn't know... ...is that the man he wants to destroy was already broken long ago. When revenge collides with innocence, buried secrets resurface, and the truth finally comes to light... who will survive the betrayal that broke them all?

The Clarkes and the Banfields are among D.C./Northern Virginia's notable families. Through their magazine publishing company, the Clarkes have become "untouchable" in their community--admired (and despised) for their houses, cars, and business endeavors. Meanwhile, the Banfields--who are upper-middle class but just as notable--are beloved for their down-to-earth approach to connecting with their people. Once friends throughout the 50s, 60s, and 70s--a scandal in the second generation caused a riff in the 80s. Now, in the optimistic 90s, can the families be reunited through young love? Let's see if Corey Clarke and Banfield descendant, Imani Keyes, can help their family overcome old wounds and heal a few of their own for the sake of love.

Who wants a rival? Seravina Liora Sanchez definitely doesn't. She came to her dream school with one goal: to succeed. She's not there to compete, prove herself, or fight for the top spot. She simply wants to build the future she's always dreamed of. Then she met him. Daviel Alistair Villanueva-the infuriatingly talented, annoyingly intelligent student who refused to stay out of her way. What started as a series of misunderstandings soon turned into an endless battle of grades, pride, and stubbornness. Now, every class feels like a competition, every encounter turns into an argument, and neither of them is willing to back down. Because in every fight they choose to begin, somehow neither one ever learns to truly win.

Hi! This story is based on Alan Becker's AvA universe, but remixed with my own ideas and twists! There will be plenty of drama and questions about identity... So... can we really just be ourselves??