The Hours We Have
  • Reads 496,249
  • Votes 16,532
  • Parts 58
  • Time 9h 15m
  • Reads 496,249
  • Votes 16,532
  • Parts 58
  • Time 9h 15m
Complete, First published Feb 27, 2021
❝I think we've lost the meaning of family.❞ • • • A few years ago, we tragically lost our parents, and every day since then, my brothers and I have drifted apart. We have intense defense mechanisms and our own methods of survival in the adult world. Our house feels less like home, the city feels empty, and the stars seem more distant. Will we be able to heal as a family? Or will we go our separate ways as adults? 

  
    
     ▫▫▫▫ ▫▫▫▫ ▫▫▫▫
  
Cover is made by me.
  
Copyright © 2021 Josie Marie
  
Any relation to other stories or characters is entirely coincidental and not intentional. Any credit for the #olderbrother trend goes to its appropriate writers/creators. All of my work is original, inspired by the #olderbrother trend, but based on my own life with four brothers.
All Rights Reserved
Table of contents
Sign up to add The Hours We Have to your library and receive updates
or
#7reallife
Content Guidelines
You may also like
Family Comes First by CRAZY40429
80 parts Complete Mature
Being alone? Check. Being afraid? Check. Being abused? Check times 3. Honestly, my life wasn't this bad before, not until I ended in foster care... SIKE! My life was always bad. From the moment I was born, I lived with an abusive father who blamed me for my mother's death, and even I couldn't disagree with him. Here are a few questions I am constantly asked: 'Do I do well in school?' No, are you kidding me? The only subject I'm good at is Visual Arts. 'Do I have a kind and caring family?' No, I don't think I do. 'Do I have anyone who cares about me?' No, I'm a loner and socially awkward. 'Do I have privileges?' No, if you haven't understood the message yet, I live in an abusive household. Now, you might ask if there are any questions the answer is yes. I'll give you some. 'Do I want to die?' Yes, I sometimes do. 'Do I feel alone in this world?' Yes, always. 'Do I get a beating every day?' Yes. *** This is Amara Williams, a 13 year-old with average grades and no friends. What happens when her only guardian, her dad, is dead? What happens when she finds out that she has five older brothers who are not only strict and demanding, but also protective assholes? More importantly, what happens when she finds out that she was taught lies from the moment she was born? Follow Amara as she digs deeper into her family history, uncovering the secrets and discovering the lies. ___ ⚠️ Trigger Warning ⚠️ There will be mentions of abuse, r@pe, self harm, death, and many other dark themes. I have given a warning now, and I will give a TW in each chapter when reading for safety reasons. However, I want all of my readers to know what to expect so that they can decided for themselves if they want to read. Read at your own discretion! ____ Highest Rankings: #1 in Rules: Oct. 18. 2020 #1 in Truth: Jan. 16. 2021 #1 in Alcohol: Jun. 18. 2021
You may also like
Slide 1 of 19
FINDING June cover
♡ The Ruins of Dawn ♡ cover
The Survivor (Book #2) cover
A Wattpad Reader's Guide To Lost Family cover
Family Comes Last. cover
Family Comes First cover
Where It Ends cover
Lucky! cover
Her Road To Go [UNEDITED] cover
Always cover
The Youngest Of Five (COMPLETED)  cover
House Empty Like My Heart cover
Noxious cover
Saving Sunshine cover
𝕰 𝖓 𝖉 𝖚 𝖗 𝖊  cover
Our Flor cover
Then he came along cover
Older Brothers  cover
Brothers cover

FINDING June

32 parts Complete

{Completed} When we got hurt as children, we went running to our parents, they would scold us and treat the wound until it was cured. As we became older, we realized that the wounds we showed our parents were the ones that healed quickly because some wounds never completely heal. Rather they remain as unpleasant scars that serve as constant reminder of the trauma we endured, the strength that we possess and the love we have left to give. -------------------------- #1 in saving #4 in assault Word count: 35000+ Cover credits to me🤍 Started: March 13th, 23 Published: May 9th, 23 xx