Brothers: A Tale Of Two Sons Platforms Novelas e Histórias

My mother and I were the last to leave the boardroom. "You did well. But you've got to do much better, son. You know your brother..." she says but I cut her off before she could complete her statement. "I know. Rollins can't be here. And I've got to fill in his shoes and try to be good at this business just my like big brother. I get it, honestly. I do mum. You don't have to keep reminding me all the time. " With that, I left the room, angry.

Ivy murmured, more to herself than anyone else. "It’s only his second year in college, and he's already bad news," Justin added, shaking his head. The tension between Justin and Trevor had always been there, ever since they were kids. Despite being brothers, they couldn’t have been more different. Where Justin was laid-back and easygoing, Trevor was reckless and constantly in trouble. They never really got along, always locked in some kind of unspoken rivalry. It was no secret that the brothers weren’t close—there had always been an underlying current of animosity between them, something deeper than just sibling rivalry.

"The father always thinks the two sons are inferior. The two sons think their father is right about them; they started living a miserable life. Their father cares less about the two brothers and showers all his attention to his other son. This caused jealousy to grip his two sons hearts, and they wanted to kill the other son,“ he paused and smirked his lips. A tickled smile escaped from his lips. He wondered if she knew that the story related to him and his brother; had Bryan told her about them? He Thought. Seeing how she was so eager to hear all of the details of the story, he now knew that she knew nothing. She sighed heavily.

"Yes,that’s me. Things are about to get interesting,I suppose.” Surprised by the unexpected connection, I pressed for more information. "So, the brother you're suing is your twin, Cameron?" Kaden nodded again, a smirk playing on his lips. “Fuck yeah." Cameron's eyes darkened, and he retorted, "You're going to lose the case, just like you always do. A born loser." “You are just simply a pained motherfucker,” Kaden shrugged. Their father, Dan, intervened, attempting to diffuse the tension. "Boys, let’s not ruin the evening with legal matters. Focus on the food, everyone,shall we?”

Sophia added with a sharp edge, “once you’re done entertaining your groupies, send them my way. I’m done being their therapist after you screw them over.” “Next time your little flings come crying with their broken hearts, don’t send them my way. I’m done comforting those girls you sleep with and toss aside. Maybe try keeping it zipped.” Sophia scoffed, giving her brother a look filled with disgust. Mason responded only by rolling his eyes and releasing an annoyed sigh. Sophia shot her brother a sharp glare, clearly frustrated with his lack of reaction. Before the tension between the twins could escalate, Ava quickly jumped in to lighten the mood. “Come on, Sophia, let’s get away from these

He stared at me for almost a minute before he burst out laughing. “Of course I have siblings, Riri.” “It's just weird because you've never spoken about them, and I haven't seen them compared to Massimo.” He nodded. “My elder sister owns a hospital in Italy. She resides there. My brother is a drug addict slash loan shark. And my elder brother is dead.” My hand slowly went up to my mouth. “Karl, that's terrible, I'm so sorry.” He scoffed. “It's nothing, I'm pretty much alright.” How is he so calm speaking about something this sensitive?

After my sister-in-law Lydia had my brother Caleb's kidney removed and spent three years draining his blood, he escaped back to our hometown barely alive. He lay on a bed at the clinic, holding my hand tight as he said, "Noah, don't go after them. You can't afford to cross Lydia's family." Three days later, he died in my arms. I buried him on the hillside behind the town, under the old oak tree he had loved to climb as a child. On the seventh day after I buried him, a black Maybach stopped at the edge of town. Lydia got out with a frail man who looked like he could fall over at any time. She stood outside my house's door and looked at me. "Noah, where's your brother? Tell him to come o

Sharon scoffed. Luna sneered and asked, "Who said he has to be Timothy's son? Can't he be Hector, Timothy's younger brother's son?" "What do you mean? I have only one son. I don't have a second child, and Tim certainly doesn't have a younger brother." Luna exclaimed, "That is not necessarily true! If he were not your biological child, would he not still be Timothy's brother?" At that moment, Timothy turned to Luna and said, "Shut up. There's no need for you to say anything more."

She wondered why she never told Tilly about the way she felt for her brother. It was weird, because she and Tilly told each other everything. They kept nothing from each other. Tilly parents had even invested in her food truck business when she started it to show their support, but she'd kept her crush on Kaleb a secret. Maybe she was just scared of the way Tilly would react. What if Tilly didn't like the idea of her dating her brother? Would it leave a mark on their relationship?

I could never imagine losing him or someone taking advantage of my brother. I firmly remarked, "Miranda, we need to talk," observing her look of surprise upon hearing me. "I don't think there's any reason for discussion now, Ang. You've already made up your mind about me, so what's the use of this chat?" she responded with a serious voice. "It's about your divorce with my brother," I said, which was not what she expected. The arrogance of her to think I'd stand by after learning of her infidelity against my brother!