Chosen Sister Novels & Stories

Ryan asked. Her voice trembled in frustration as she recounted the events. “When you were out today, my stepmother, Mary, suddenly showed up. And while we were talking, she casually mentioned that Susan and I are sisters. She said that you knew it too.” His eyes widened in surprise, the realization dawning on him. “Oh, so Mary was the one who sent the package. It all makes sense now.” Scarlet nodded, her voice steady as she continued. “That’s right. The package must have come from Mary. And true to her words, I do have a sister. Her name is Diana, and she was born before me. But Diana, tragically, killed herself years ago.”

“And what if I love them all, Mother? What does that make me?” “A human being,” she said. “A heart is not a coin, to be spent once and done. It can hold many, in different ways. But the question is not who you love… it’s who you choose.” Her words burned through him. Choice. That was the wound. Elias: The Steadfast That night, Henry dreamed of Elias. They were standing on the battlefield again, the air thick with smoke. Elias’s hand clasped his arm, pulling him back from the edge.

She looked me in the eye as she said her vow, but she ended hers with something different. “I choose you, Luna Ava, as my soul sister. May the Moon Goddess bless us both and bond us further with each passing day.” “I choose you too,” I blurted out, blubbering. “Can I do that?” I asked the girls, momentarily afraid that I’d just fucked up some sort of special thing. “Yes,” Cassie laughed. “You can choose me as your soul sister, too.” “Then I do it,” I said, dropping the hands I was holding and grabbing Cassie’s. “I choose you. I want you to be my soul sister.”

People's eyes darted back and forth between Keith and me. "Keith, this is what you meant by 'just a sister'? A sister who wears my pajamas and sleeps with you? "You kicked me out of the house just to make room for your dear little sister?" Keith's face flushed bright red. He reached for my phone, trying to snatch it away, but I stepped aside and avoided him. "Silvia! Have you lost your mind?!" He kept his voice low, but his anger still showed. "Do you even know where you are? You may not care about your reputation, but I do!"

Aria closed the door. THE FIFTH DOOR Only one remained. The empty hand. Aria stared at it. She didn't want to touch it. Something about it frightened her. Ava approached. "Aria." She looked at her sister. "What if I choose wrong?" Ava smiled. "Then we'll face it together." Aria shook her head. "The Architect said the choice belongs to me." Ava took her hand. "Maybe." She squeezed it. "But you don't have to make it alone."

The spiritual man asked. “It is clear that she does not want this.” Calian shrugged, sending me a wink. “Denied.” The Chief interrupted. Tears began to fall down my face as Ahiga refused to let me pull my hands free. “I understand.” Calian responded taking his seat again. I wanted to scream. What he did was nowhere close to trying to stop this. “Continue the ceremony.” My father demanded. The spiritual man nodded and proceeded. “Do you, Ahiga, take Kiera as your soulmate, bond forever in this world and the next?”

And just with that, the chains that bound me were gone. "No, no. I can't be out, father. I am going to hurt anyone--" "You are not going to hurt anyone, Adam," he said, stern voice pinning me on the spot. His hands grabbed both my naked shoulders and glared at me. "You will go and find that girl or I will drag her here myself. Choose." He then stood and looked at me, kneeling on the ground. A choice. Both are not good ones. He turned and went to the door of the chamber before he turned to look at me.

“And what if she's more than a friend?” “That's impossible.” Her expression darkened, and I frowned, averting my gaze. I inhaled a deep breath and forced her to stare at me, “I have the right to make my choices, Sapphire. You're my sister, you should support me.” she pressed her lips tightly, gazing into my eyes, “make me your choice.” A soft chuckle escaped my lips. I'd thought she was mainly joking, but she wasn't smiling, she was deadpan serious.

What happened to him? She paused on the picture in which he was kissing her and zoomed in. They both radiated happiness, smiling as they kissed. Shanice scoffed. How can someone settle for being someone's second choice anyway? Serena had no self-respect. No matter what, nothing can change the fact that she was Asher's first choice and Serena will always be the second choice.

"Grace, I'm turning down your invitation. I already promised Lilith the opening dance." Darian shook off my hand without hesitation and walked toward Lilith. Whispers rippled through the crowd — mocking me for being rejected after asking my own fated mate to dance. But none of them knew how happy I was. Because I had been reborn. I was back at my twenty-second birthday ball. I was the only daughter of the Stone Creek Pack Alpha, and Darian was my fiancé.