Charles Xavier Siblings Novels & Stories

That was usually when I reminded him of the obvious: he and I were never going to happen. Xavier had been accepted into the Academy of the Moon—a prestigious leadership school for royals—on a full scholarship. He earned it. He couldn’t afford the tuition, but he had talent and power. He was supposed to be the Beta for the Alpha of the Southern Pack. And that Alpha? The son of Brian, Marissa’s brother. So yeah. Technically, we were all connected in the most dysfunctional way possible. “Why aren’t you at your sister’s birthday party?” Xavier asked, his goofy side flickering back in.

he tries to calm me down in a brotherly way. “No it’s not…She’s in pain , his hurting her!” I wail into his arms. I try to push him away , as my body wants to climb back up that balcony and kill him , however his grip around me is solid and he does not let go. “Let me go , I need to save her!!” I scream at him. “You will!!! We all will! But not right now…We have a plan Xavier , and we will stick to it…” I stop fighting against him and just cry.

That night, after Charles had left, Charlotte had kept asking to see him. "Daddy promised that you two would spend the day with me on my birthday. Where did he go? Is he still angry with me?" She'd wiped her tears away sadly. "I'll be good from now on and won't upset Xavier again." Xavier was Charles' first love, Ruby's, son. He'd been born with congenital defects. After Ruby had gotten divorced, she'd taken him to Charles' hospital.

Charlotte could see the hidden motive behind her sister’s questions, but she chose not to remark on it. “That’s how it has always worked between them. Xavier has never really enjoyed being followed around everywhere. He’s basically his driver at this point. Or his right hand man. Or his only friend, as sad as that sounds. Heck, I just realized he’s my only friend as well.” Kate chuckled and Charlotte did the same. The door of Xavier’s ward swung open and the two officers stepped out, fuming. They kept arguing among each other with scowls on their faces until they were out of the hospital. Charlotte and her sister looked at each other and laughed again.

Xavier's expression met mine, his gaze lingering on me. "He has a brother?" my parents asked simultaneously. "Yeah, Xavier is our second son and the youngest." Mr Alejandro replied. I stared at Xavier, our passionate night flashing in my memory, I looked away immediately swallowing hard feeling hot all over.

She clasped his fingers tightly. A few minutes passed. Liora caressed her belly gently. “Xavier, do you want them to be boys or girls?” Xavier thought for a moment. “I don’t care. Boy or girl, they’re still my children. But I do want one to always look after the other. That’s what being siblings means—never leaving each other.” “What if they’re both as stubborn as you?” Liora teased. “Then I’ll have two strong opponents at home,” Xavier said flatly, though his lips curved faintly.

"they were not!" "Alright, you two!" Xavier interrupts us before we start arguing but when I look I see he had a happy look on his face despite trying to act annoyed. "You guys can bond on the way home, now leave. I have some planning to do about the gang, Dominic," I nodded, accepting his instruction this time and Nick helped me up whilst asking, "Does that mean you'll be my father figure too now that we're siblings?" I choked on the air and burst out laughing at his question, Xavier, however, had a less than amused face,

Zack has been found surviving the attack of the rogue two weeks ago and they also discovered that Zack was Arthur’s brother. Half-brother anyway but they’re family nonetheless. Xavier was smiling at his protégé before his wolf was sensing something. something that smelled like summer and sunshine before he can register what was going on. Then, he was focusing on the moment that was playing in front of him in slow motion. There was a car fast approaching the woman that was about to cross the streets. Xavier did not know what was coming over him as she was still smiling down on her phone when the vehicle was speeding toward her.

He could wipe out every trace of Xavier—that was how influential he was. If the question frightened Xavier, it didn’t show. Instead, he chuckled. “Back to my story. Where was I again? Oh, right. As you might have guessed—or not—Violet is my sister. Step-sister, if I may add. Born on the same day, but from different mothers. Violet’s birth fifteen minutes earlier than mine—a mistake on your mother’s part, I must say. Your birth was the beginning of you cheating me in life. Your mother should have aborted you or something, but she was as stubborn as you. Fast forward to the present: I’ve spent years—many years—working my way up to get where I am today…” He paused, and I shifted impatiently in

“More important than I? You’re threading the path of your past leaders and you know how they ended” “Not so, Master. I’m certain this might interest you. Your mate had a son for our enemy before she died. I didn’t think he was of any importance, till I heard of his early bloom. He must be special. Only Alex’s beta knows of his existence and he seeks to win him over. Some of his warriors attacked me on my way here.” Charles explained. Xavier could feel his heart pounding, wondering where he was, as none of their words sounded cheerful. He didn’t like the place. He had fantasized about his new home, but disappointment had become inevitable since he arrived at the gravy-looking area, classified