Choso's Brothers Novels & Stories

Josiah was one of the few who never believed in the Fernando legacy. Japheth chipped in “Perhaps we should apologize for our actions and show them that we are willing to make things right,now there’s still a chance to. The Luna is dying.” Japheth was Josiah’s brother,he was calm and doesn’t support most of his brother’s feelings about the Fernando’s. “Silence! Silence everyone!!” Josiah shouted in deep voice and everyone kept quiet instantly. His deep voice echoed across the council chamber,and commanding presence instantly quieted the chaos.

“I'm twenty four, I have a twin brother his name is Nax. We have been warriors since we were little. I didn't grow up with the luxury of friends but my brother was a great companion We've been training all our lives for this big moment." “What big moment?." “You... Vinx, Kalum and Felix." “I'm bait right? You used me to lure them in this shit hole." “No, you're not bait. We did use you to lure them in but you're not bait." "So, this brother of yours, he's coming here too, right?." “Yes, currently he's at the city central." Was she feeding me lies or she was really willing to talk “Why are you here? Why not Zaney or Alanu or Nana?."

It felt like a lifetime ago, though it had only been a couple decades. Back then, my brothers and I were still grappling with the aftermath of our own father’s death, and Mother didn't want us thrust into handling his business. And when we had taken the reigns, it had been a nightmare for her. The Alcatraz brothers weren’t exactly known for their responsible streak, but we’d managed to keep things afloat. Chaz, for all his eccentricities, had been a stabilizing presence—or at least, that’s what he’d tried to be. His attempts to bond with us had been awkward, filled with strained family dinners and forced conversations. But there had been moments of genuine connection too, moments I hadn't fu

Hurt reflected on his face. "Two months ago, I didn't even know that I have a brother, for me, Chase was Alessandro's best friend."I started. "You mean to say that you both aren't-"She danced her forefinger between us. "Yes, we're half siblings. My father had him with his girlfriend and this fact has nothing to do with our equation. He proves himself the best brother and a loyal friend to my husband, that's all I can tell you about him as my brother. It's not my place to judge me how loyal lover he can be."I finished my opinion on my brother with the last sip of my drink.

Pulling on his gloves, he took his stance and waited for his younger brother. The men wasted no time on courtesy and went straight to work on each other’s appearance. Every blow was fierce and merciless, yet strangely free of genuine hostility. Only when neither of them had the strength left to remain standing did the fight finally come to an end. Somewhere in the distance, a disappointed sigh escaped from the trio of onlookers. They had expected a clear winner, but this time the match ended in a draw. Breathing heavily, the brothers stepped out of the ring and leaned back against the platform, bursting into loud laughter.

He groaned as I shifted in his lap , as I could feel a hard thing pricking me underneath…making me squirm. “So my mum called this morning, and told me about the brunch she wants us to come to… on Tuesday,” I started, monitoring his reaction. “and she invited your bro— stepbrother.” I almost choked on the word. He didn't react at first, or say anything. Just kept quiet. “We don't have to go, honestly.” I added, pecking his cheek. “Brunch with your family? And that bastard was invited? He just doesn't know when to stop.” He scoffed and looked away.

Chris kicked Russell in his stomach, where he stabbed his elder brother that morning. “Ahh..” Russell groaned with pain and immediately fell onto his knees. “Russell” Joshua gasped with shock as Russell’s white shirt started to drench with his blood. Ignoring his bleeding elder brother, Chris walked away. Joshua is too scared to stop him, while Russell is in no state to do so. Joshua dialed his wife and informed her to control Chris and give him his medicine while he stayed back with Russell. …… In the party, Esme and Leo rejoined the other guests. This time Esme kept herself close to Leo, holding his hand tightly.

He looked at the untouched dinner. "You know what used to drive me insane?" Natasha couldn't speak. "He never once admitted it, even to me he'd rather lose everything...than admit there was one woman capable of distracting Ethan Ramos." Evan leaned forward. "Do you know what that means?" Natasha slowly shook her head and his smile returned, a quiet, calculating smile. "It means... You've never been caught between two brothers... You've always been the reason they stood on opposite sides." The words echoed in the room.

It felt like a lifetime ago, though it had only been a couple decades. Back then, my brothers and I were still grappling with the aftermath of our own father’s death, and Mother didn't want us thrust into handling his business. And when we had taken the reigns, it had been a nightmare for her. The Alcatraz brothers weren’t exactly known for their responsible streak, but we’d managed to keep things afloat. Chaz, for all his eccentricities, had been a stabilizing presence—or at least, that’s what he’d tried to be. His attempts to bond with us had been awkward, filled with strained family dinners and forced conversations. But there had been moments of genuine connection too, moments I hadn't fu

"I was wondering how you are so capable. Turns out you're Brother Zhu's son." Chester, who was standing aside, could not help but exclaim in approval, "That's right. You're already so capable at such a young age. You must be even better when you're grown up." Then, Chester laughed at Romeo. "Brother Zhu and I are good friends. We've never met for so long, and his son is all grown up." At that moment, Romeo became humble and bowed to Chester and Dax. "I know the two of you. Hello, Uncles."