Ai Sister Novels & Stories

“I wasn’t going to leave you here again.” “You think I need your pity?” Alessia spat. “You think saving me makes you some kind of hero? You’re nothing but a lie.” Aliyana’s hand faltered in midair, and the hurt that flashed across her face made something deep in me tighten. “Whatever you think I am, I’m still your sister,” she whispered. Alessia laughed, cold and hollow. “You’re not my sister. You’re his little puppet. You belong to him now.”

Alessia's POV "DON'T you ever tell anyone that I'm your sister! Got it, freak?!" my older sister, sister Roselle, yelled at me as she rushed to grab her bag to leave the house. We just moved to the city of Arada. My sister and I have both finished our studies. Sister is currently working in a large textile company. He is a manager there and he earns a lot. While I will just search. In my twenties, my life took a different turn. I don't know why my sister is so angry with me. As soon as I woke up, that's how my sister treated me. She always calls me a 'freak'.

Her sister Isabella. While Adrian was tied up in meetings, Aria stepped into the quiet of her father’s guest bathroom and called Isabella on her regular phone. She didn’t bother with precautions anymore. This was her sister—the one who had stayed up with her through teenage heartbreaks, who had held her hand at their mother’s funeral, who knew every crack in their family’s foundation. “Iz, I need to see you,” Aria said the moment her sister picked up. Her voice was low, urgent. “Today. Please.”

Aiden again looked at Aaron Knight, his sister's so called husband', who was also looking back at him with a blank face. Aiden never liked this guy since the start. His dislike for Aaron increased to another level when he got to know Aaron forced his sister into a contract marriage. If it was possible he would have buried him alive the moment he got to know about his sister's forceful contract marriage but it was his sister who stopped him from doing so. His dear sister, Athaliah Williams. She was as special as her name. Unique, beautiful, bold and refreshing. She was something different. He had faced a really hard time keeping boys away from her since their childhood.

I turned around and my entire being froze at the sight of who it was. Elias and Sheila. My mate and his mate--My sister. Elias smiles warmly. “Alpha Aegis. We've heard so much about you.” I didn't say nothing. Sheila’s eyes softens in faux adoration as she reaches me. “I love your name. My sister was also called Aegis.” Something in my chest twists violently. I think I'm going to vomit. Brianna frowns. “Your sister?” Sheila sighs. “Yeah. She died in a rogue attack. She was visiting another pack at the time.”

Just two eyeholes staring back at me like empty sockets. I had thought they were done following me. "You're braver than your sister," they said, the distorted voice crackling through what sounded like a voice changer. "She cried. Begged, even. It was pathetic, really." The words hit me like a physical blow. Your sister. She cried. She begged. This person had been there. This person had seen Alice die. This person might have been the one who held her under. "Who are you?" I demanded, stepping forward.

It didn't. "Allison," he said, not questioningly but just stating her name. "Allison." It was like his saying her name had unlocked something that refused to lock up again. "Fourteen years. We were fourteen in the hallway at school, two Ukrainian girls agreeing we could get along, and I haven't seen her in six months and all the time-" she trailed off and then forced herself to continue, "all the time she's been pulling strings and showing up with sandwiches at the hospital like I didn't already have a sister in my life messing everything up."

“Don’t you recognize this asshole?” I smirked slightly. Sister. That explained a lot. “Ari,” she called. So that was her name. Ari. It fit her. Slash pulled out his phone. I moved instantly, grabbing it from his hand. “Calm down,” I said quietly. “Absolutely not,” he snapped. “I’m suing her. Do you know how much this suit costs?” The sister stepped forward angrily, but Ari quickly covered her mouth. I exhaled slowly. This was going to escalate. Fast.

“I thought… we could eat together.” Her voice cracked slightly. Alexander smiled. The woman beside him suddenly chuckled. “You really messed this up, brother.” Ari froze. Slowly… she turned. “What did you say?” The woman stepped forward and extended her hand. “Hi,” she said with a warm smile. “My name is Lisa.” Ari blinked in confusion. “I’m Alexander’s sister.” The silence that followed was heavy. Ari stared at her. Then at Alexander. Then back at Lisa. “Wait… what?”

She just dismissed the man she was talking to, then turned to Alessia with a small smile. "Hello, ma'am." Alessia hurriedly greeted as she wiped her sweaty palm on her shorts. "Bless you, My Child." The sister replied. Alessia returned the smile with her charming ones as she tried to find the next words to say to her. "Is something wrong?" The sister asked even before she could say a word. Alessia nodded fervently and before she knew it, bursted into Tears. "Ma'am, I need help." She blurted out.