A Letter To My Sisters Novels & Stories

As I sit on my bed thinking about what my mom had told me earlier, the letter caught my attention and I didn’t have any other choice than to open it and I realized it was really Justine since she’s the only one who calls me jingle bell. Dear Jingle bell, You are beautiful! So beautiful that I always envied you. People say we look alike in all ways, but I guess they never saw your soul. I experienced your good side and I knew how lucky I was to have a sister like you. You remember how Dennis the Menace was our favorite movie because we always ended up terrorizing our neighbors with similar stunts. More like I always terrorize them while you caution and try to stop me.

I send it and Matilda replies almost instantly. - Can I tell you a secret? I reply her back in a jiffy. - Sure. I wait for her response which takes only half a minute. - Would I seem like a terrible sister if I am suspecting my sister and thinking so badly of her? Because each time that passes me by, I think about not knowing my sister fully well. I don't know... I feel my sister only uses her unstable emotions to hurt me.

I thought about Anya and the hard-earned wisdom of a nine-year-old who had learned that fear did not mean stop. I thought about the door that worked in both directions. Then I thought about what I actually felt. Not what I was supposed to feel. Not what the restored world and its restored values suggested I should feel. What I actually felt when I read a letter from my sister telling me she had known at eight and carried it for twenty-five years. Grief. Not for myself. For both of us. For two children in a household shaped by a woman who poisoned one and weaponised the other and called it love and produced from those conditions two people who had spent twenty-five years as enemies and were a

He didn’t know what was going on but no one answered him, thinking what to do, he simply opened the other envelope to read the letter written by his mother! [ Dear Son, I am really sorry that I couldn’t keep your sister safe with me! Even if I keep her, the Su family will never let her live in peace! Your father… he already doesn’t like me and knowing that my child is alive, he would make attempts to take her away! I know leaving her and giving her away is not the best idea but at least, she can live her life a little longer! I just hope for you to find her and give her the love she lost in her life! I hope Cherry will be raised in a good environment! Even if it’s poor, at least she would ha

"I'm going to be late for work, I hope things work out well for you. She acted as if her presence at our place had not just being a complete sketch. "That was weird," I closed the door and went back to my laptop. So many thoughts ran through my head as I attempted to type my chapter. "She only made that up, my sister would never betray me like that," I soliloquized the entire time, "it doesn't add up, she was just here the other day yelling against infidelity," I chuckled to reassure myself, unconciously pressing on the space bar key the entire time.

A chill ran through me as I remembered how my sisters were always out from dawn till dusk, coming home reeking of blood, griping about running into the cops again. I thought of the news, day after day, cycling stories of criminals being rounded up and thrown into prison. I couldn't drag them into this. Lifting my head, I tried to plead with him one last time. "Ms. Greco, my sisters are all working out of state—like, really far. There's no way they can come. Can I just write an apology letter, say I'm sorry, or take detention instead? Just please don't call them, okay?"

That the man who could be my mateㅡ the one I had waited for such a long timeㅡ was betrothed to my sister. Why couldn't I have something to myself for once? “Don't you get it?” He started. “You're not good enough for Alpha Orion.” The words hit me smack in the face and I gripped the edge of the table, my knuckles turning white due to how hard I held on to it. “What do you mean? I'm also your daughter, are you saying I don't deserve happiness?” My voice cracked on the last statement.

She went to work the next day, and the next time I could see her, it was in an unbearable state after missing for two days. That Sunday had been the last day I witnessed my sister smile brightly before she became depressed and sucked off her happiness. Tears blurred my eyes by the renembrace of my dear sister. My heartbeat hammered against my heart as I slowly slide the box cover out of the main thing. As expected, it was the typical luxurious lady packaging of three different dresses, same amount of shoes, fragrances, and jewelries neatly arranged with the name of the brands pinned on each of them. I caught a glimpse of an envelope tinily designed with a red ribbon. I had a second thought n

CHAPTER SEVEN “Hello girls? So I was thinking about something good actually it is something great I know you will like it” I said to my two sisters who were now seated in their respective beds, it was just a few hours after mom’s burial, aunty had left immediately to go book our flights to England, I didn’t know what to tell my sisters at the moment but there I was gathering enough courage to break the news to them, I did not want to tell them about the letter until the time was right, I just wanted to help them pack a few of their belongings because we were to leave early the following day, Dan had just left for his house and had promised to come back and spent the night with us

she said, reaching for my phone. “Sister, I am capable of writing my own letters or mails,” I said defensively, pulling my phone away from her. I wanted to do this on my own, without my sister hovering over me all the time. “Fine, fine. But don’t blame me if he doesn’t fall for it,” she said, crossing her arms.