Friends Sister Novels & Stories

As the warmth of our embrace enveloped us, Levi's voice quivered as he began, "Jasmine." I whispered his name, an anchor of reassurance amidst the tumultuous sea of emotions that threatened to consume us both. "Yes, my love?" He sighed, his voice carrying a mixture of pain and longing. "Freda was my only sister," he said, his words laced with nostalgia. "We were so close that I couldn't go to school if she didn't go with me. She was my best friend and my partner in crime. I did everything with her."

Sisters. Family.

God! Anita Krishnan, 23 years old. We have a difference of 15 days and I am the eldest. She is my childhood best friend. We went through ups and down of friendship for 6 years, I met her when I was on year 1. When we were on the school bus some days she would do my hair. She is so good in many forms of art and she was always got good grades, always at the top of the class. She has a brother who is 5 years younger than her. “Hey sis, can we talk?” Chester?

I watched these people praise my sister, Anna Smith, and belittle me, and my heart gradually turned cold. In the family chat group, my mother mentioned Anna. Mom: [I booked the flight for you. Once we arrive in Mexico, you can buy whatever you want. I have money.] My sister hinted: [Mom, I heard that Mexico is close to Guatemala and has many good materials.] My mother immediately responded: [Okay, okay, we'll buy you a jade bracelet.]

The freedom. “Lucky you.” I say and he looks at me thoughtful. “I don’t know, it does get lonely sometimes.” He says smiling sadly. “Honestly, if you had a sister like mine you’d beg for the loneliness.” I say and he looks at me thinking about it. “She’s that annoying huh?” He says and I think about the definition of annoying. I don’t think that’s the right word. Chloe is a pain. That’s the best way to describe her. “Yeah.” I say choosing t go with annoying. Anything else will require me to explain myself and I don’t want to do that.

She rolled her eyes, "Maybe she's her younger sister." I gave Susie an odd look, "Younger sister? Seriously? Brenda is way older than us." "Then her older sister?" She gave me a hopeful look. "Nope they don't have the same maiden name," I replied. She frowned. "So you're about to give me a lecture on why I should not have done what I did?" I giggled, "Nope I want to know why you didn't put a live cockroach in her shoes!" Susie gave me a weird look, "Who are you and what have you done to my friend?"

They were sisters? “Your sister is really the rich men’s slut?” One of the girls behind Aria gasped in surprise. “I told you not to say that, she is still my sister. You should respect her.” Aria turned to her friend and scolded her. "Sister I am very sorry for the interruption. My friends seemed to have misunderstood something about you.” “I don’t know who posted that about you, but I knew that wasn’t true," Aria added. “Get out of my way. I don’t have time for your bullshit.” Sharon told her.

Sierra's POV “You have a sister?” I asked as he joined me in the car, behind the wheel. In my search on him, I didn't find anything about him having a sister. Even his parents, who weren't so close to him, were at least mentioned once or twice, but his sister, who he seemed to be close to, was never. He shrugged. “Sort of,” he said. “What do you mean?” I asked as we drove off. “We aren't related by blood. She is my best friend, and I've known her since I was five,” he explained.

"If you would just let me finish before jumping into random conclusions." "You just said they broke up, how? When? How the fuck did all this happen only when I wasn't here?!" She sounded so excited that I had to wonder if I sounded the same when I spoke about him to her. "Well, being the good sister I am, I helped them make up." I shrugged and she gave me a disappointed 'oh'. "What?" I chuckled, drinking from my apple drink. "You don't want my sister's happiness?" Hazel was friends with my sisters only because of me. They could not even classify as friends because all they barely did was say hello and goodbye.

one of the ladies, a fair slim one says standing up, with one of her hands covering her mouth. "Yeah, she's our sister inlaw." Hussaina brags proudly. "And Ummieta_XX is my sister." one of the girls, a dark slender one wearing a bored look says, rolling her eyes. "Aleeshba." Qifdiyya calls in a warning tone and the Aleeshbah girl rolls her eyes. "It's Aleeshbah. With a h." Aleeshbah says dragging the ee and putting emphasis on the h. "Whatever." Hussaina says and jumps over the couch standing in between her and Lash.