Felix Sibling Novels & Stories

Avery chirps and grabs my hand. I grab my tablet to look up the latest trends in Southern California while we get the driver to bring us to some stores. “Felix is going to miss you,” Avery says. "He can live without me," I sigh. Felix and Avery have been my closest friends. Yes, you can be friends with your twin sister! But Felix and I have had some tension lately. He says I need to put myself out there and I should give in to Davide. I don’t want the horn dog younger brother of Boston’s Alpha as my chosen mate, even if he is hot. I’ve heard about him sleeping around in Boston and being sent to live with cousins in New York after some drama with the Beta family. Felix can have Davide! I hea

“Natalie’s parents?” “Felix is Natalie’s uncle, the younger brother of Natalie’s biological mother. Natalie’s parents were... kidnapped and killed several years ago.”

“This is my parents’ house and you’re still my little brother. Why can’t I be here?” “Cause,” Felix began but hesitated. “Just kidding.” Joanna looked at him suspiciously before laying on the bed. Exhaling, she pulled the duvet close to him and turned in her brother’s direction. Formally Joanna Reuben now Joanna Constantine Rueben was the Rueben family’s first child and Felix’s elder sister. They were five years apart but one could barely tell. Growing up together, they were close as kids and even after Joanna got married, she still made time for her little brother.

“Felix, I want you to talk to me like I am your brother, not an employee.” With a nod and a sigh Felix understood. He moved around the bedframe until he found a spot near to his brother’s horizontal body and sat down. He held his brother’s hand, surprised at the warmth and unfamiliarity with such an action. Laid on the bed his brother looked like an invalid, his pasty skin clashing against his own sun-kissed glow.

"Beautiful girl." "Beautiful aunt." Felix and Sunshine, who were biological siblings, immediately started teasing each other despite meeting for the first time. Anna and Esther watched the children bicker without intervening, allowing them to express themselves freely. Fortunately, Felix displayed his gentlemanly demeanor in the end and helplessly said, "Fine, let's go with beautiful girl. After all, my mommy is beautiful!" 'Ah... What a dilemma. 'Mommy is so young and beautiful that even little girls like her.'

I told him, watching his reaction closely. "Alpha Leland!" An elder called out to him before he could give me an answer. "Alpha Leland, huh? Sounds perfect," I praised him. "We'll continue this conversation some other time Felix," Leland said. "Aye aye captain," I saluted. "You call the shots." **************** Zion's POV Bumping into Felix was the last thing I had expected. I know he was married to Fiona's sister, but I never imagined bumping into him. Felix is my brother, he was just a year older than me but I hate him, with every fiber in me.

Margaux whispered, her voice breaking. Remington ignored Felix’s gun and rushed to her, pulling the frail-looking girl into a desperate hug. She kissed her temple, whispering, “I’ve got you. We’re going to get you out.” “If I may?” Felix interrupted, his lip curling in disgust. “Ferdinand, stand by the door. Now, Remington… did you know about your other sibling?” Ferdinand’s eyes went wide. “Felix, don’t.” “Other sibling?” Remington’s brow furrowed. “I’m an only child.”

It burns on the way down, but it's better than the tension sitting in my chest. Pulling out one of my burners, I start typing. Me: Still don't have the target, but I did get a few leads. I'll put some brothers on them tonight. Me: How's my sister? A minute later, Niko replies. Niko: Not good right now. She's been crying a lot. Refusing to eat. Niko: But we've got a game plan to fix it. Good. They better. There's four of them now—if you count War. And I do. Because whether I trust the Serpents or not, he's useful.

she would say. Felix would just nod, his mind elsewhere. One evening, he stood on the estate's balcony. "Sir, all preparations for tomorrow's wedding are complete," the butler reported respectfully. Felix nodded. Maybe his mother was right. At least he still had Isabella's child. Vivian's baby was gone; he had to hold onto this one. But why did his heart still ache with an unbearable pain? Late that night, Felix drove to the apartment he and Vivian once shared.

We had no idea she had been observing us all along. “Relax Hayley. Their parents will be getting Married in no time so obviously, yes, they're gonna be step siblings. Isabel is not actually bothered about anything, okay. She's only having a slight headache and as for them exchanging glances at each other. Gosh! Are you kidding me? Can't a person stare at their siblings? Is something wrong with that, Hayley?” Bonnie remarked and clarified and I felt a little relaxed and better. Derek was speechless all along; His eyes were still on me and I was doing all I can to avert my gaze from him.