Felix Sibling Novels & Stories

I always made sure to cheer her up and told her how beautiful and strong she was and I loved her very much, Nicholas also played the role of an elder brother to her and made her feel loved. I was done with high school and according to the plans I had with my best friend Nicholas, we were supposed to leave home and the town to the city to fend for ourselves and eventually go to college. We had lots of business plans we mapped out to execute once we were no longer there but my major concern was leaving Alexa. We couldn’t go with her because we didn’t have enough money yet and had nowhere comfortable to stay, taking her along would only be more burden to us. I managed to have everything under c

He smiled and looked at Charlie as he said, “You must be that pitiful cousin of mine who has been homeless and wandering out on the street for twenty years. You’re Charlie, right?” Charlie frowned and looked at him with a straight expression on his face as he asked, “Who are you?” Felix smiled and said, “Charlie, you’ve been away from home for too long and you don’t even remember me now? I’m your elder cousin brother, Felix!” After saying that, Felix strode toward Charlie. He stretched out his arms and hugged Charlie tightly as he smiled and said, “My dear brother, you’re finally back! You don’t know how much we have been worrying about you throughout all these years! You’ve suffered for so

Natalie quickly replied. Felix muttered curiously, "Am I a big brother now?" "Yes, you are," Henry said with a nod. The change in his identity felt unfamiliar to Felix. However, it also gave him an unusual desire to protect his sibling. It was as though he especially wanted to protect his younger brother just because he was the elder sibling now. "Alright! I'll visit my younger brother tomorrow!" Felix finally said delightfully. … In a photography studio somewhere in the city, a photographer instructed, "You can remove your clothes now."

he snorted on his way to the fridge for some water. “Since I decided I want to learn…” she said, not looking up from her stirring. “Want some?” “Sure.” Simone. She was the only one who never gave Felix a hard time since the ordeal, which was a miracle because the relationship between the siblings used to be nothing to write home about. The spoiled little sister and the arrogant older brother who only had to tolerate eachother enough so they don't pounce on eachother. Now with the world against him, only his sister had his back.

“Making sure you got here safely.” “I’m fine.” “Good.” His jaw tightens. “Dad wants me to make sure you get settled.” “Well, I’m settled. You go ahead.” “Rude,” he says, though there is a slight smile on his lips. “You aren’t gonna introduce us?” “No.” He bicycles through that. “I’m Felix.” He nods at them. “Soren’s stepbrother.” “We know,” Jazz blurts. “Everyone knows.”

Philip asked as she stole the bottle of water from the ground. “You mean to that guy?” I turned to Felix, who was now far. “Yes, to my older brother, Felix. The one who walked out.” “Wait. You two are siblings?” He just nodded, and sat on the earth. And then strangely, I noticed the resemblance. The same shade of corneas. The perfectly arched nose. The golden silky curls. The bushy brows. The strong built. Even their voice was slightly alike. Philip was a younger version of Felix.

Please tell me this is some kind of plan. Damien's quiet. He's studying his face, standing absolutely still. He's calm. He's not shaking, not like I am. Felix continues, "You're used to being the boss in your family. You tell all those retards what to do, but not here. I don't take shit from people like you, who have no understanding of how a partnership works. You think you can do whatever you want and not suffer the consequences, well, I'm here to prove you wrong. My brother was the most important person in the world for me, and you killed him without mercy. Who do you think you are?" He's shouting now. He's so close to Damien that there's only a tiny sliver of space between their bodies.

We all awkwardly accepted them, although none of us really wanted tea. “How do you mean?” I asked. “Different how?” She took a seat and blew on her tea. “See? Tea makes everything better. I’m already more relaxed. Aren’t you?” We all nodded obediently. Then she settled in to continue. “Well, they just don’t see eye to eye. They’re nothing like brothers, really. More like sworn enemies, if you ask me. Right from the start, Felix was determined to kill his brother. It was jealousy, mostly, I think. But remember the gun attack I told you about, the one when Steward and I first met?”

I have to help her. I remember the year Felix claimed her. We are the same age and it was our first time entering The Run. At the time I was naïve. Felix and I were like brothers since childhood, always playing and training together. He was my best friend and we swore that we would not force a mate together just before leaving for the event. Then we entered the forest and everything went to shit. Felix caught the scent of Linda. The youngest daughter of the beta and his instincts to mate someone stronger or of similar strength took over. By the time I managed to get to him it was too late. Linda had a bloody mate mark on the crook of her neck and Felix was grinning.

On the screen, Fabian Ward, Felix’s older brother, who should have been at the hospital with his fiancée, Sylvia Lane, for her surgery, had suddenly appeared inside Cordelia’s home. What shocked Cordelia even more was that Celia threw herself into his arms and called him Daddy. Cordelia’s breathing slowed. Fabian and Felix were twins, and they looked very much alike. Five years ago, the brothers went overseas for charity work and were caught in a plane crash. Felix died in the crash, while Fabian was the one who brought his remains home. There had not even been enough left of him to bury whole. Cordelia was pregnant at the time and nearly miscarried from crying so hard.