The Bay Family Chronicles

Rylan "And that son, is why are women are so complicated," Dad said, chuckling. I would have never thought that girls think everything about everything all the time. It sounded like it would make their head hurt all the time! "So that's why mom is grumpy sometimes," I said, causing dad to burst out laughing.  "My boy, you have much to learn but you will get there," Dad said, as he got up. I got up too, and sighed as Mom came outside then to see what we were doing. I decided to ask him about something else but then Mom came outside just as we got up the stairs. "You two behaving out here?" Mom asked, raising an eyebrow.  "It's ok mom, I know why you get really grumpy sometimes now," I told her, smiling. "What?" Mom asked. "Ha.... I told him that girls think about everything, honey. Nothing too bad," Dad said. Mom didn't look convinced, not at all. "It's okay

Welcome to Gen Two, and all the twist and turns this generation holds!It will definitely be a smoother ride than Gen One but still enjoyable.... I hope? There will mention and use of drugs, sexual encounters and potentially other heavy topics.  Enjoy! Maxine "Do your homework," Mom said, as she walked out of the house. I waited until the door closed before following her outside, and watched from a distance as she went into the building in the back yard. I wasn't allowed in that building, not now or ever as mom said. I wasn't even allowed to ask about the building or bring it up, but that didn't mean I couldn't wonder.  I watched as she went up the stairs, not caring to look behind her as she usually didn't when she went in there. Normally when I looked around the door and around the building it smelled odd, kind of like a skunk got angry but also kind of good. I wanted to know what was in there so bad, but I knew better than to ask what wa

"I love how you magically make a rose appear, one of your alien gifts hmm?" I said, giggling. Zeta winked at me sending my stomach into a swarm of butterflies like it always did. He knew just what to do and what to say to put me in a certain mood. Zeta had been my anchor when we finally realized just how psychotic our mother was. He was the one who had pulled both Isobel and myself aside when he accidentally caught one of her thoughts. "For you? Always," Zeta said, as I took the rose from him. I was definitely blushing now, and he knew it because that mischievous grin of his was tugging at his lips. "And because of you, we have a little crowd stopper in the other room with your sweet eyes and sexy black hair," he said. "Well she is your daughter too," I said softly. He was right, she did look like she wasn't human but she had my hair and eyes. "I'm glad she looks like you," I whispered. "My beauty, I just know s