Dear Brother In Law Novels & Stories

Thank god elders were not there. But seeing the reaction of my siblings, I understood they must have told him something which he didn't like. He approached me and whispered, more like yelled, "What's the meaning of stay away from you for the whole week?" ------------------------------------------------------------- (Jiju: Brother in law)

“Lucy, You tell me! If you are being like this how am I going to let you have your life ruined by your own hands!” He said as he tried to make her understand! “Thanks a lot! I am really thankful that as a brother in law to be, you are really concerned for me! I am… really grateful to you!” She said and smiled! Christ was so concerned about her that he did not even notice that she had called her brother in law to be!

Debbie "I do so much love you.” He swallowed hard. “Yes. I know it’s wrong. I know I’m your brother-in-law. I know I don't have the right to feel this way. I know you belong to Black and… whatever the law of this pack says. But I fucking love you, Debbie. I have always, always loved you. Debbie, it’s killing me. Every time you look at anyone—at Black, or Julius, or anyone else—it’s like someone is ripping my heart out."

If anything, the best thing for me could’ve been to disappear. Pretending to not know the cause of my grief, Noah gazed at my face with false pity before asking me, “Are you alright, sister-in-law?” Through his deliberate attempt to address me as his sister-in-law rather than by my name, I understood that he was over me and didn’t want to bring up anything about the past. I wanted to seem aloof, but that only made me sadder. “I am fine, brother,” I responded, even when that’s not what I wanted to say.

He leaned forward, peering at her with undisguised displeasure etched across his features. "Cut it out—don't you dare call me part of your 'family.' The very idea repulses me," he stated coldly, his voice devoid of warmth. "Remember, I hired you under a strict contract, and I pay you a fair salary for your services. Just because I still use the term 'sister-in-law' out of lingering respect for my older brother—who, for whatever reason, still views you as his wife—doesn't give you the right to claim we're family. That title is for his sake alone, not yours."

Biting my lower lip as a familiar face appeared as soon as I closed my eyes. Why am I always thinking of him? He was nothing but my brother-in-law. Nothing special and nothing more... I hope so. It's been a week. It's been a whole week since my brother took me back to our parents house. I never hear anything from the Warren's but I heard that they're planning to visit and ask for an apology. My brothers really took it so far that no matter how much I tell them that it's none of Hunter nor Hugo's fault, they really didn't listen.

He was looking for me. But why? What possible interest could Leo's brother have in me? I was just a maid working in the library. We hadn't spoken two words to each other since Leo's pack joined ours. I only knew his name because the wedding party had been introduced to all the serving staff. The closest thing we'd had to an interaction was that morning I found him sleeping with my sister. Was that it? Was he worried I'd say something to Leo after all this time? Didn't he know how deeply I was mired in Eva's plots? I wouldn't dare say anything to anyone.

As I walked towards the building, my heart raced with excitement. I pulled out my phone and dialed Dominic’s number, my lips curling into a wicked grin. “Hey, my dear brother,” I said smoothly when he picked up. “What were you thinking, huh? Letting your little precious rat walk right into my trap?” I laughed, enjoying every second of this.

“He wasn’t there! His secretary said he’d stepped out.” I nodded slowly. “Oh really?” “Yes!” she continued, “So I called him. And do you know what he said?” My palms were sweating, and my heartbeat slammed in my ears. “He said he was on a date.” She dragged out the last word dramatically. “A date Lin! My brother went on a date! Ethan! A date! I’m still surprised.” I forced a smile. “Wow… that’s nice.” I took a long sip of the wine to hide my expression.

“I wouldn’t expect him to leave work just to come get me.” Stacy scoffed. “That man is unbelievable. What kind of brother doesn’t even check on his sister? All he does is send random gifts like that makes up for everything.” I laughed softly, trying to act normal. “He’s always been like that,” I said. “You know how busy he is.” “Girl, I know he’s running the country’s top company and all that,” she said, “but that’s not an excuse.” I could already imagine her rolling her eyes.