Felix Siblings Novels & Stories

I wanted her to be happy. “Are you alright dear?” she asked me, pulling me from my thoughts. I nodded, managing a small smile. “It’s just that everything feels so different.” She placed a reassuring hand on my arm. “Sweetheart, I know this is a big change, but it’s for the best; You’ll like Cassian when you meet him. Besides, you’ll have siblings now… isn’t that wonderful?” I’ve never had a sibling before, so I didn’t know how it felt like to have one. But I nodded and forced another smile.

He instructed. Cassie didn’t need to be told twice. She lowered herself into Felix’s lap and leaned into his torso, burying her face in his shirt. His familiar smell comforted her. Many things had changed within the past 24 hours but it was nice to know Felix was still the same. “Were you guys lying to buy time or do you actually think that Isabel is your half-sister?” “As crazy as it sounds, it might be true. I’ll explain it to you later.” Felix said. “But apart from that, how are you holding up?”

His arms around my waist, my head on his chest, listening to his heartbeat, steady, sure, finally home. Devon ran circles around us, giggling, chasing fireflies that weren’t even there yet. Our parents watched from the sidelines, hands clasped, eyes shining. Frederick and Paulo bickered playfully nearby, already planning who’d get to be the favorite uncle. Years slipped by like pages in a book we never wanted to end. Birthday cakes with too many candles. Late-night talks on the porch swing. Family trips to the beach where Devon built sandcastles taller than him.

As if everything that had already happened wasn’t enough I had to gave him again at the celebratory buffet and I couldn’t decline the invite because it was my sister…. The next event was even bigger than the engagement party. A celebratory buffet my sister insisted on hosting, something about “bringing both families together properly.” It was elegant, controlled, perfect. Just like her. And somehow… I was there again. Dressed up, smiling when necessary, pretending everything was fine. Pretending I wasn’t falling apart inside, but I kept my distance this time.

Said Lise managing to pull away Although they didn't look alike,Penelope noticed the similarity in their ginger coloured hair,and with the way he related with her,it urged her to ask if they were siblings. "Is he your brother?" "I'm her mate" Came an immediate retort from Felix who wrapped his arms around Lise from behind, plopping his head on her shoulder. ××××××××××××××××××××××××××

"She cares about looking her best, and she's not getting outshone on a day like this. You're not going to say no to something that simple, are you?" I gave a helpless smile. Before the Ledgers adopted Winnie, Felix only had eyes for me. He was a straight-A bookworm, earnest to a fault, and he blushed every time he saw me. When Raphael and other spoiled heirs tried to mess with me, Felix was the one who stepped in. Raphael mocked him for years as "Felix the simp", but Felix couldn't care less. Then Winnie showed up, sugar-sweet on the surface and always whispering in his ear. Little by little, I turned into the calculating villain in his head, someone he learned to hate.

"You two really are a perfect match. You're both equally adept at playing the unreasonable fool. Since you can't respect my hard work, you don't have to eat it." Layla rushed into the kitchen behind me and quickly grabbed my hand before whispering, "Isaac, don't get upset. Felix is young and doesn't know any better. Let's be the bigger people here. Don't let him get to you. I'll have Celine talk to him later. "This is Felix's first time here, and it has taken Celine so long to find a boyfriend. Please, let it slide for my sake. The shrimp is really good. Don't throw it away, okay? Please."

“You saw?." “I saw. She was wearing a cropped top." Silence passed between us. “They're siblings, they're not supposed to be claiming her as theirs." Felix said. “It's none of our concern what they're doing." " They're having sex!." he said hysterically. The glass cup on the table shattered and he ran his hand through his hair. This was one of the many times I saw his powers slip. He doesn't like to talk about them or even acknowledge he has them.

His smile told me that he’d spotted Maggie and I met him halfway with our drinks as he made his way over to her table. “Hey guys,” she said with a smile. “See, I always keep my promises,” Felix said. “This is my friend Chloe,” Maggie said. “And this is my brother Ryder,” Felix said. “Hey,” I said and sat down. “Are you two really brothers?” Maggie asked. “Of course,” I said. “We’re twins actually,” Felix said and they both stared at us. “But you have an accent,” Chloe pointed out. “Well you see I take after our British father and Ryder takes after our American mother,” he said with such a serious expression on his face that I had to hide my laugh.

Not a big agency, but he's earning big because most of his clients are rich. Well, Felicity is the sister who would always make you smile. Among the three Marticu's children, he had been the closest to me. We stayed in contact but recently we have been so busy. Lea already had her own family. She just gave birth to her second child, and last among the Marticu's, Felix, this nerdy and aloof twin brother of Felicity whose brain had been so hard to read.