Felix Siblings Novels & Stories

better than you've helped me at least. I decided I wanted, no needed to change the topic for now so I brought up the only thing I could think of at the moment. "So Felix, I take it Giselle is your sister?" I have to ask, because I don't see the resemblance and he seems nice. Not like a demon spawn from hell. Felix scratches the back of his neck and looks down, definitely his sister. "Yeah, I'm guessing you had the pleasure of meeting her already huh?" Zane let's out a small growl.

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.

"This is my sister, Lucia. Lucia, this is my childhood friend Felix Thompson. You can call him Felix." "Hello, Felix! Nice to meet you," Lucia said sweetly. "Hi there!" Felix said to Lucia with a quick hello, then looked at Abigail, his eyes shifting between the sisters. "Am I missing something, Caterpie? Are you joking with me? We grew up together, and I know you don't have a sister."

Furthermore, Felix's connections in the Quality Supervision Bureau no doubt elevated the Llyods' status in the city by leaps and bounds. Felix had an elder sister who had not married despite her age, and it just so happened that one day, she and Yohan met and fell in love. Yohan wanted to marry her for her family's social status, whereas Felix's sister loved being with a younger man. The two of them soon got married, and henceforth, Felix and Yohan became related by marriage.

“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.

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 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

"Good enough. Runa, Sola! Stop playing with the shadow-man’s cloak. We have work to do." As the wild wolves filed out of the room, leaving a trail of mud and chaos behind them, Félix slumped into his chair, covering his face with his hands. "I am so sorry," Félix moaned. "I told you they were a disaster." "I like them," I said, reaching over to pat his hand. "They’re honest, Félix. And your sisters... I think they’re going to be great aunts. Once they stop trying to eat the decor."

And I still have the beautiful ignorance of not knowing how many children he has with my sister. Felix comes out of my room as we start making a big meal for everyone and he meets my mom, who is somewhat nice to him, but not nearly as nice as she would’ve been if he wasn't human. We all eat together and I can't help but notice Laurie running around the backyard with his two cousins, playing and pushing each other in the dirt like pups do. “Those kids run so fast," Felix murmurs in my ear and laughs. I nod and fake a laugh, but I'm stressed because that's another difficult conversation I need to have as soon as possible. I have to be honest with Felix and tell him what I am.

On the day of our wedding ceremony, Nalani Smith shows up with her family of three to marry me. Her younger brother, Felix Smith, follows closely behind her, holding a child in his arms. I stub out my cigarette and ask apathetically, "Why don't I step aside and let you two have each other?" Tears immediately well up in her eyes, and she raises her hand to swear that there's absolutely nothing going on between them and that all those rumors are nothing but malicious slander from outsiders. I nod. When the officiant announces that it's time for the couple to exchange rings, Felix abruptly drops to his knees. Pointing his finger at her, his voice trembles. "But I'm the one you love!" Nala