Family Jealousy Novels & Stories

“I would personally end you if you missed my wedding for anything short of a natural disaster. But people need to mind their business. It’s not hard to figure out that Matteo is running multiple companies. And there’s still one more event—I’m sure he’ll be there. And even if he’s not, we don’t get to love his sister more than him because of it. I’m certain they understand each other.” “So you’re obsessed with the whole family now?” “Just Matteo and Lisa.” Her smile widened, warm and unsuspecting. “Especially Matteo.” Nothing could have prepared me for the sharp, sudden pull in my chest—or the tight, irrational coil of something I didn’t want to name. Jealousy. That’s what it was. I was jealo

my mother insisted. “Jeanie,” Jacey finally added to the conversation, “I don’t like that you keep calling us brother and sister. We were teenagers when you and Dad got married. We’re not biologically related, and your wanting to play ‘happy families’ is not going to make us that way. Caleb and I fell in love. That’s that.” “And you and Will?” my mother asked. I looked at my mother as though she’d grown another head. “You think Jacey’s supposed to fall in love with Will now?”

he breathed, "I don't feel like I actually need a girlfriend anymore..." "Aye, this doesn't surprise me," the doctor advised. "The dynamic that has developed in your family, as a result of your shared condition, is based not only on love and trust, but also a healthy dose of mutual lust. Take Jacob, for example. The boy is practically obsessed with huge-breasted women, so his busty Mommy has obviously become the primary object of his desires. Now that he realized his sister is similarly well endowed, the twins have become much closer. With two top-heavy women living under the same roof, it's only natural that Jacob isn't very impressed by other girls." "Oh but who'd blame him?" Emily said wi

"Are you that jealous of my family? You're going through a lot of trouble to get rid of us." Instead of responding, Aera leans forward and grabs my chin, forcing me to look him dead in the eyes. "Where on my face do you see jealousy?" He growls, tightening his hold on me. "I just hate the whole lot of you and want all of you to suffer just like I have." Whoops, it looked like I had managed to peg exactly what was wrong with him. So all of this was because of his family issues and how he blamed Uncle Silas and Aunt Lennox for all of it.

My father disappointed me when he said, "No, Jim is going to help us. This Jeep needs a lot of work, and he volunteered to help us. We want to get this done as quickly as possible for you, considering all you did for us on the road trip." I appreciated that he acknowledged what I did for them, and wanting to get the Jeep ready for me, but I was disappointed that it wasn't going to be the three of us. I like Jim. He's a decent guy, and funny in a sarcastic way. He's the garage smartass and said the first thing that came to his head, no matter how offensive it was. I was surprised that Jim's wife was letting him stay to help. She was an extremely jealous woman. Every time he did stuff with my

Because for a second there, watching her smooth her hands over his chest and call him by a pet name, the jealousy had been blinding. I was already calculating how fast I could rip those perfect pins out of her hair. I was braced for the ex, the mistress, the flawlessly composed rival. But she’s just family. And family does that. Family oversteps and stakes proprietary claims. I mentally talk myself off the ledge. I tell the ugly, territorial knot in my chest to untie itself, and I let my shoulders come down half an inch. She’s just his cousin. It’s nice seeing someone else related to him.

Angeline sounded very emotional. "Let Mommy hug you, Jens.” Jenson walked over and embraced Mommy tightly. Jay pulled them apart, sounding extremely jealous. "Now, now, that’s enough, Jens. Don’t be a mommy’s boy or you won’t be able to find a girlfriend.” Jenson, "..." "Daddy, you really need to fix your bad habit of getting jealous so easily.” Jenson did not think that it was a big deal when Daddy got jealous back then, but now that he was jealous even of his own son, Jenson thought that he had truly crossed the line.

"Are you that jealous of my family? You're going through a lot of trouble to get rid of us." Instead of responding, Aera leans forward and grabs my chin, forcing me to look him dead in the eyes. "Where on my face do you see jealousy?" He growls, tightening his hold on me. "I just hate the whole lot of you and want all of you to suffer just like I have." Whoops, it looked like I had managed to peg exactly what was wrong with him. So all of this was because of his family issues and how he blamed Uncle Silas and Aunt Lennox for all of it.

I hate myself for it, but it doesn’t change the fact that my attention keeps drifting back to him, like a bruise I can’t stop pressing. Ever since he doubled back to the hospital the night Zahra had surgery, something has shifted. He came back the next morning smelling like her. I’ve been consumed by this ugly, irrational jealousy ever since. He’s constantly on his phone now, smiling at nothing, at someone. At her. They’re clearly together, even if no one’s said the words out loud yet, and I don’t know what I’m supposed to feel about that. On the one hand, I’m jealous he got there first. On the other, I know I was never going to cross that line anyway. She’s Zach’s baby sister. She’s Tobias’

Zara shook her head to say no, but Yosef saw a scrape on her finger from when Trevor had tried to pull off her ring. She pulled her hand back. "It's nothing." Yosef frowned. "You should've stayed at East Coast today." Zara never imagined the holidays to end like this, nor did she expect Trevor to be so against her getting married. She wrapped her hands around the warm cup of tea and asked quietly, "Why do you think my sister is jealous of me?" "She's always telling you to spend money and blames you for things that aren't your fault. She ignores you and says mean things. It sounds like jealousy to me," Yosef replied calmly.