Daphne Blake Sisters Novels & Stories

She hinted. “You don't have to do anything Phidel.” Phidelia chipped in, trying to change her sister's mind on what she had come to do. “ I don't want you wasting your future for this.” She added, drawing closer to her sister as she sniffed back her tears. “You should leave your own life to the fullest without any guilt. I hold no grudges against you nor Mum and Dad. All I want now is for you guys to be happy.” She affirmed, staring expectantly at Phidel.

“There is a secret that you should be aware of, so you don’t think we betrayed you.” I looked at Daphne in surprise, wondering why she was being like this all of a sudden. But when I looked at her expression, I knew she had been hurt by my words. “I’m sorry, D-” “No.” Daphne shook her head. “I’m not doing this because I’m offended or hurt, but I’m doing this because we have been hiding secrets for far too long. We are friends, sisters! And there shouldn’t be secret among sisters…especially since we are all in the same boat.”

“Sounds like you don’t want to dirty your hands with a used up woman like my sister. If you ever want a change of pace, you know where I will be.” Steve walks up to Daphne and grabs her harshly by the arm, “Apologize to your sister and her mate now!” He growled. “What? Am I wrong? She isn’t marked. She has been here for a couple of weeks and gone from the house even longer. Goddess knows how much she has been run through.”

Though her excuse hadn't entirely convinced anyone, no one challenged her, and an uncomfortable silence lingered in her wake. As Daphne made her way upstairs, she collided with the newlyweds emerging from their room. Her sister's face was radiant, her smile stretching from ear to ear. The joy emanating from Sophia was infectious, and Daphne's heart swelled with happiness at the sight. "Hey, Daph," Sophia exclaimed, her eyes sparkling with delight. The sisters embraced warmly. "Good morning, Sophia... and to you too, Aiden," Daphne said, still holding onto her sister, her voice filled with warmth and affection.

He knew the footsteps too well. “Ruben,” Daphne’s voice cut through the quiet, sharp yet trembling. He exhaled slowly, dragging a hand down his face. “You should be with your husband, not sneaking into my study at midnight.” Daphne stepped in, shutting the door firmly behind her. Rainwater glistened on her coat, her eyes blazing with something more than irritation. “You think marriage gives me blinders? I may be someone’s wife now, but I’m still your sister. I’m still Lia’s sister. And that’s exactly why I’m here.”

Chapter One. WRONG FEELINGS. Daphne's POV. “Do you like what you see?” Gabriel asked, holding his cock in his hand. My heart shook as I glanced at it. I gulped, my body vibrating to the thump of my heart. “Now, take off your clothes and get on the bed.” he said, stroking his cock. “You don't want to keep this little boy waiting.” “T–This isn't right.” I stuttered, shaking my head. “You are my sister's mate. So, I can't do this with you. Please, let me go.”

A strangled sound escaped her throat. “And then who is this?” her father demanded, his voice shaking with restrained fury. His finger jabbed in my direction, his eyes sharp with betrayal. “Who is she?” I flinched. The question was a dagger, twisting deep inside me. Oliver’s hand tightened around mine, as if shielding me. “This is Daphne,” he said finally. His voice was steady again, though heavy with weight. “Daisy’s twin sister.” The words hung in the air, thick, electric, irreparable.

Prince Roderick inquired, his voice laced with curiosity. Daphne brushed a strand of her obsidian hair behind her ear, a delicate smile playing on her lush lips. "Actually, you have nothing to worry about. I came to check on your well-being, with your brother who is also now absent." she replied, her eyes, a deep shade of emerald, sparkling with genuine concern.

"She might be my friend's sister, but she's not my sister, she'll never be a sister to me not even in my dreams. In my eyes, she's much more than that. I'm in love with her." A knowing smile crept onto Blake's lips. "You two make quite a pair, both of you looks good as a pair." Daniel's appreciative nod followed. "Thank you for seeing it that way rather than the way you said earlier that we are brother and sister, it's cringe." Blake's smile widened as he replied, "It's evident, sir, you both are a good pair."

She wanted Sonia to know that Caroline was nothing! Once she got the lead role in "Daughter of the Sea" and her popularity overshot Sonia's, she would sit back and watch as Morrison Corp and Collins Group worked together to blacklist Sonia. When the time came, not even God, much less Caroline, would be able to save Sonia. That was the price to pay for offending her. Daphne walked onstage in her high heels. At once, she spotted Caroline below the stage. Due to her higher vantage point, she also saw Kirk sitting next to Caroline.