Are Step-siblings Related Novels & Stories

“But one of the new staff members was in the east wing. We need to be more careful.” I pushed him back slightly, breathing hard. “Or we could just tell them. Rip the bandaid off.” Liam’s expression darkened and he stood up, pacing. “You don’t get it, Alex. This merger could make or break the company. Dad is old-school and finding out his heir is fucking his stepbrother? It’d be nuclear. I’m not ready to lose everything yet.” “Everything including me?” I shot back, the words slipping out before I could stop them.

“I'm Rainee. Kalum's and Vinx's stepsister." “They have a sister?." The first man asked staring at me as if I was an imposter. “It's not a surprise that you all have never heard of me and you might never need to hear of me again once you take me to the city, I need to get a job."

, He emphasised the word step sister with a smirk on his face. “Huh”, I became speechless.

"So, you two are really siblings? That doesn't make sense. You only met in the first year. Remember when I introduced you two? You seemed genuine when you met her." "Yes, the first year of high school when you introduced us was indeed the first time I met Amy. But for our parents, that first year was also the beginning of my mother's relationship with Amy's father." Alan explained slowly. There was a hint of sadness in his eyes, and I unconsciously held my breath. My eyes widened as I realized the truth. "We're step-siblings."

“I don’t want any complications in my life and-“ “Isn’t that a selfish reason?” He interupted almost immediately. “I highly doubt that they would be together forever, my father is quite indescicive and although what we plan on doing is fake so there’s nothing to worry about.” He tried convincing me but a part of me was nervous about this. “Think about what the whole school would say if they found out that we are now step siblings.” I pointed out. “And how would they find out?” Trey cocked his head to the side, frowning slightly.

"I can try." "And fail." He leaned closer, his breath warm against my temple, stirring the loose strands of hair there. "We're going to be family now. Step-siblings. Which means you and I will be spending a lot of time together whether you like it or not. I'll always be there." The word step-siblings sounded obscene coming from his mouth, dirty and wrong in every possible way. My stomach twisted into complicated knots. "That's exactly why this needs to end," I said, tugging my wrist against his hold. "Right now. Tonight. We forget everything that happened in that room. We move on like civilized adults."

"I know all about being unable to control your feelings, but still, you’re meant to be siblings, Elizabeth." "Step siblings." I correct, and he chuckles. "Right. That. Anyway, what I think you’re right about is us having an affair behind your backs. But you’re also wrong because we told you about the wedding and asked if you had any problems with it– you both said no."

I made my point. "Well, let's try this, say this wedding isn't your mom's wedding or his dad's wedding. There's no stepbrother and stepsister and all that stuff. Will you go back and find him?" I had never thought of this before. What if we weren't stepbrother and stepsister? Would I give us a real chance? For the longest time, I didn't say anything, but probably the word 'yes' was written all over my face. "I see," Gabe said, reading my expression.

“If there’s no blood relation, if they’re both consenting adults who genuinely care about each other, who genuinely have feelings… Why is it so bad? Can you actually give me a reason beyond ‘that’s what people say’ or ‘that’s what society expects’? Why does a label like ‘step-sibling’ carry so much weight when there’s no biological connection?” “Because it’s still incest, Daniel!” she hissed, leaning across the table to keep her voice down. Other students were starting to look their way. “Even without the blood. Even if you’re not biologically related. The family dynamic makes it wrong. The fact that you share parents, that you grew up together, that you’re supposed to be family… that’s what

After a few seconds, we broke from the hug, and Jackson let out a sigh as he stared at me. “Are you okay?” He asked me, looking at my pale face. “I’m fine bro.” My voice sounded low, “I’m just worried.” “Thea told me she's your mate… and our…” He paused, placing his hand on my shoulder, “Should I say, step-sister?” I nodded my head a little in affirmation. “I’m so sorry man, for what Mum and Dad did to her,” Jack spoke with his face etched with sadness. “Don't be,” I spoke, furrowing my brow in anger as he mentioned them.