Ares Siblings Novels & Stories

said the person next to me. I nodded. I have nothing to criticize the Children of his Grandfather and Grandmother's brother. They are mostly rich and come from high families, so it's okay even if they have a big family. They can give a good life to their future Children. “But don't you regret that you didn't have a brother? It's different to feel like you always have an enemy and a competitor in certain things.” I yelled at him first while no other relatives were coming. He shrugged. “I wanted to have a brother and sister, they were like Dad then but Mom couldn't take it anymore. How can I have siblings if my Mom already died?”

showing him thumb. "So...finally last surprise...You both are twin brother and sister" I shouted, "Alex brother, smelly boy is my brother" Aria gritted her teeth. "This stinky girl is my sister" He glared at her, "Yes...you both were given birth by me" She pulled Aria and they all three hugged. "You three all became a team..leaving me alone" I pouted and then Aria pulled me in a group hug. I looked at Aria and Alex who were pinching their noses while hugging each other.

Had she presented herself sooner it might have saved Lara. Sighing, I sit back as we get closer to our destination. I am excited to finally get the answers to the questions. Who are the siblings in this unique situation? And most importantly what does it mean moving forward? Will it change anything? I doubted that immensely, but nevertheless it was on my mind.

Leandro scoffed as he kept walking to sit across from Jack and stared at the young man in front of him. "Funny, but as far as an old friend of Anna's mom has confirmed, she has no siblings. That means she has no brother," Leandro pressed on the words with "no". "We may not be related by blood, but we are siblings by heart and spirit. Does it mean you have anyone that knew Brianna's parents?" Jack was somehow offended when Leandro tried to press on the fact that he and B are not siblings, but when he noticed the whole message of Leandro's words, he was astonished.

I looked at Alessia. “Sorry if I sounded rude earlier. Everything was... overwhelming.” She gave a small nod, her own mind clearly still reeling. I had no idea how to be someone’s sister. We were fine as colleagues. But half-siblings? I didn’t know where to start. Aaron’s voice was quiet. “You should leave.” He looked at Luna. “She’ll reach out if she wants.” Luna nodded, giving me a small, sad smile. She turned to go, then hesitated.

"So sorry for my outburst the other time." "It's all good. Tell me what would you like to know?" "Just want to know what it feels like having lots of siblings." I rolled my eyes, chuckling lightly. "It can be annoying and precious at the same time. You see my brother Seth; he would make you hate the term sibling. He is a pain in my ass." She laughed out sweetly, "do you both argue most times."

a young woman's voice huffed, “You saw how he introduced her, right? They looked so close. Something must be going on between them.” I froze. “That’s not something you should say carelessly,” the first man said after a pause, “They’re siblings.” “STEP-siblings, meaning not biological,” the woman said, lowering her voice, “And besides, haven’t you heard the rumors?” “What rumors?” The same question echoed in my mind.

He looked out the window at the morning, the gray, flat light of a New York Saturday that had not yet decided what kind of day it intended to be. Then he looked back. "What does a sibling feel like?" he said. I looked at him. "What do you mean?" I said. "I've never had one," he said. "Peter has three. He says it's annoying most of the time but also he can't imagine not having them." He considered this. "I've always been just me. Is it strange, getting a sibling when you're old?" "You're nine," I said. "That's old for a sibling," he said. "Most siblings start together. We're going to start separately."

Was that really enough to drag her and her children into his world? Aria came running suddenly, eyes wide with innocent excitement. “Mummy, Alex said we’re his brother and sister. Is that true?” Sarah managed a gentle smile despite the knot in her stomach. “Sweetheart, he doesn’t have any other siblings, so when he visits, you can treat him like a brother, alright? That would make him happy.” “Mummy, will he come back soon?” Aria asked, pouting adorably. “I want to show him my new drawing.”

"You were raised as siblings." "Adopted siblings," I corrected. "We share no blood relation whatsoever. We're not committing incest, Dimitri. We're two unrelated adults who fell in love." "The technicality doesn't change the fact that you grew up as brother and sister!" One of the elders spoke up, his weathered face creased with disapproval. "You shared a home, a family, a childhood. The relationship is inherently inappropriate regardless of genetics." "Is it?" I challenged. "Because I seem to remember another relationship in this pack that started under similar circumstances. A guardian and his ward. A protector and the woman he was responsible for raising. Sound familiar?"