Haitani Brothers Novels & Stories

“A merger between two companies—and not just any companies…” “It was bound to happen sooner or later,” Stas replied calmly, stepping aside toward the window. “Albert Batalov and our grandfather dreamed about this their entire lives. The only thing missing was the right family connection—which we now happen to have. We simply fulfilled their dream.” Snorting in displeasure, Habirov rose from his seat and walked out of the office. The moment the door closed behind him, loud male laughter filled the room. Both brothers turned toward Eldar—the only person who had known about today’s meeting in advance—and couldn’t help joining in his amusement.

Vincenzo Moretti wasn't just a rival to the Hart brothers. And if he was back, it meant the Hart brothers weren't the only ones who are out for my destruction.

“Can that happen?” With a grin, Halona nods. “Yep. That's why you got to eat your fruits and veggies.” Baylor guffaws, before he finishes introducing the other four giants. A young, skinny guy whose arms look like broom handles they are so thin. “Billyam.” An older version of the skinny giant, but with more meat on his bones. “His brother, Gullivan.” He points to a woman, with short hair and a masculine face. “Janse.” The lady giant smiles and waves, making Waverly smile. Lastly, he points to the shortest of the group, a chubby guy that stands about nine or so feet tall. “At last but not least, my little brother, Hymere.”

“Made by you. Tonight.” Elara laughed, relief spilling out of her. “Deal.” “Okay,” Nyra said slowly. “Hear me out. What if he’s your long-lost brother or something?” Elara blinked. “What?” Nyra shrugged. “I’m just saying. Stranger things have happened.” Elara shook her head, stunned but considering it. “I’ve thought about that,” she admitted. “But it doesn’t make sense. He wasn’t born here. And my parents aren't one the type to hide a lost son, I'd have heard about it”.

THE COLLIN BROTHERS; Two most prominent business entrepreneurs in the entirety of Chicago. Xavier Collin and Hardy Collin; twins, but not identical. Xavier Collin, a brunette-haired man, endowed with the rarest fierce eyes, tall with a very antagonistic character. Also the owner of Fredo's inc. A fashion company. Hardy Collin on the other hand was way distinct from Xavier. With the way they acted publicly, it was easy to pinpoint that Hardy was the cheerful one, also more indulgent to work with. He owned an automobile company; RNV.

"Let's hear your name." "Listen up, kid," Vonn bellowed, "these two are VIPs of the Austin clan, none other than the infamous Penn brothers!" "Penn brothers?" Howard glanced at Yoel. "Ring any bell?" "Ah, it's you guys!" Yoel nodded, piecing it together. "Ten years back, you offended your own people because you couldn't stand their rules. Eight years ago, you two had a thing for a stewardess, took her by force, and then wiped out her whole family!

Chief Callaghan asked, holding the drawings out to me. I looked over the sketches for about the fifth time. They were amazingly detailed and realistic. It was as though the artist had reached into my memory and pulled the kidnappers’ image straight out of mind. “Yes, I’m certain,” I said. “These are the Hannigan Brothers and their cousin Ciaran Murphy. They’re well-known drug dealers. We’ve been trying to bust them for years but have never been able to get any solid evidence against them.” Andrew stood behind me and glared at the sketches.

Henry nodded in agreement, feeling grateful for his brother’s unwavering support. That day, Henry beats the shit out of Cody and his friend, proving that no one messes with his brother. Xavier stood proudly by Henry’s side as they walked away from the confrontation, knowing that their bond was unbreakable. Henry felt a sense of relief and empowerment, grateful to have a brother like Xavier, who always had his back.

Nathan chimed in, "How dare those rats lay a finger on our princess. We should teach them a lesson or they'll take us lightly in the future." Warmth seeped into her as she realized how protective her brothers were. It was genuinely nice to have loved ones backing her up. Now that she had found her biological brothers and a loving family, there was nothing more she needed as of now. The Bowens should've foreseen what was waiting for them when they had the nerve to hurt Mia. After all, the Lane brothers were known to be sister-fools. That was why she said the Bowens were fools. And who was the idiot in the Barrett family who wanted to collaborate with such fools?

- You and she had a lot in common. -Besides Ciro and our resemblance? -Besides that, yes. They were both curious and daring. Strong and determined. - The youngest of the brothers shouted. "That's why you can't stand me," Bethany concluded. "You see a threat in me." -I recognized it. - Brahim corrected. - Not anymore. You are now a real estate agent and an exemplary and obedient wife, or am I wrong? - And of so many options to answer, there was only one correct answer. Bethany nodded affirmatively, wisely.