Romans & histoires Every September They Chose My Sister

I said quietly, "do you remember when I helped you study for your SATs?" "Yeah." "Do you remember when I drove you to the hospital when you broke your arm?" "Yeah." "Do you remember when I covered for you when you got drunk at Jenny Morrison's party?" "Yeah." "Did I do those things because we shared blood?" "No." "Why did I do them?" "Because you're my sister." "I'm still your sister." "But it's different now." "Why is it different?" "Because now I know you chose to be my sister instead of being stuck with me."

“She didn’t choose!” SHE CHOSE YOU. The memory shattered. Evelyn fell to her knees. Alexander caught her. “Evelyn.” She looked up at him. “She chose me.” “Who?” “My sister.” The woman stood several feet away. Tears were running down her face. Evelyn stared at her. “You remember.” The woman nodded. “Yes.” “You went through the door.” “Yes.” “You chose me.” “Yes.” “Why?” The woman looked away. “Because someone had to stay.”

"You… You really were reborn! I know that you only chose Seth out of defiance. You're going to regret it!" I looked at myself in the mirror and saw how radiant I was. I said coldly, "Regret? Why would I regret it? "Andon, know your place. I'm your sister-in-law now, and if you keep being rude, I'll tell your older brother so that he can teach you how to behave." Andon was rendered speechless. He could not do anything except lower his voice and say threateningly, "Do you think you have an advantage over me because you're with Seth?

"Right, and to protect your sister, you canceled our wedding. You left me again and again for her." "She's your sister too. Can't you just be more understanding?" he reflexively said. But the moment those words left his mouth, regret flashed across his face.

My boyfriend Theo Pemberton promised that once I got into the Werewolf Noble Academy, he would take me all over the city. Later, I earned the highest score in the pack and won admission to the Academy. Yet when that day came, everyone escorted my twin sister, Susanna Linden, into the city before me. Susanna went to the Hill City campus with Theo. I left alone for the remote Moon City campus. I would never again obsess over his promise to take me all over the city.

Warren Sutton was a brilliant lawyer, famous for his success and for keeping everyone at a distance when it came to personal relationships. Rose Chapman, the heiress of the Chapman family, had swallowed her pride and gotten down on her knees to beg him to marry her. She had promised that she was willing to stand behind him and his career forever. She said that she respected his choice in focusing on his career. She would wait until he was ready to make their relationship public as she stood behind him, however long it took. She even said she would make him the most successful man in the world, and he would love her and only her, for the rest of his life. They had been married for fiv

My six-year-old daughter, Lily Hayes, lay unconscious after a car hit her. My husband, Ethan Hayes, was a surgeon, but he insisted on doing my sister Vivian's minor surgery first. He said Vivian's husband had died saving his life, and he couldn't turn his back on my sister and her son. He assigned other doctors to save Lily and went into Vivian's operating room himself. Lily survived, but she lost her right forearm and her left lower leg. When Lily woke up, she told me Vivian had pushed her out of the safe area behind the stone bollards and into the path of the out-of-control car. I asked for the accident to be investigated. My mother slapped me. Instead of stopping her, Ethan grabbed my wri

"This year, I want mine back." Whispers stirred through the hall. Bella's eyes turned red almost instantly. "Iris, are you still blaming me?" Then she turned and ran. Moretti's face went cold. With one motion, he overturned the cake. Cream splashed across the hem of my dress. "Iris, Bella is your sister." "You know how fragile she is. Why do you have to fight her over this?" He looked at me, his disappointment cold and clear. "When did you become like this?"

Everything felt heavy. Then I heard the door unlock. I stood up fast. The door opened. It was my sister. She stepped inside. She looked at me. “I changed my mind,” she said. “I am not letting you choose anymore.” She raised a gun. She pointed it at me. “Now you come with me,” she said. “Or I finish what she started.” I looked at the gun. Then at her. She smiled. “Move,” she said. I walked toward her.

My sister shoved me onstage during her graduation performance, even though she knew silver dust had left me barely able to see. “We need someone blind for the last scene, Ivy. Nobody else can make it look real. You’re perfect.” The spotlights flared, wiping out what little blurry vision I had left. I reached for my mate through our bond, begging for help, but Keller only soothed me. “Five minutes, Ivy. We’re all right here. Don’t be scared.” When I tearfully begged him again to get me off the stage, his patience finally ran out. He blocked our link, just as my parents had blocked theirs. They said they couldn’t let my bad mood ruin my sister’s graduation project, but the project was mine: I