Jake Paul Sister Novels & Stories

I hated that it made the taste of him on my tongue sweeter. “Your mom took him in?” I asked. My voice cracked. Jake laughed without humor. “She tried. For a minute. My sister tried harder. Nancy.” “What?” The word scraped my throat raw. Nancy? I almost laughed again. Jake didn’t have a sister. I’d been at his house, in his room, at every birthday and almost every holiday—there were no photos, no stories, no trace of her. “Jake. You had a sister?”

“Then there is Brian and Cassie, Barry and Becky with their daughter, Abby. That’s Mason and Lisa and this is Peyton, Cassie’s sister, and Finn.” She nodded and smiled, hoping against hope Jake wouldn’t leave her side the entire time they were there. The women looked like they’d like to have a few moments alone with her and she wasn’t sure she would survive the encounter. Emma took comfort in the solid warmth of Jake beside her and his hand on the small of her back was a steadying weight that grounded her.

“I hate what I did to you. And to Sarah. But Mia’s not some mistake. She sees me different. Not as Jake’s best friend. Not as the guy who’s supposed to have it all together. Just… me.” Jake stayed quiet for a bit. When he spoke again his voice was lower. “She’s my little sister. I’m supposed to protect her from guys like us. Guys who fuck up. And now the whole team is asking questions. Coach pulled me aside today. Said this drama better not cost us games.” “I told him I’d handle it,” Ethan said.

"They threatened to execute me if she didn't cooperate. But she’s smart. My older sister... she’s the strongest person I know. She's the only family I have left. When we were captured, she promised me she would find a way to get me out of here, no matter what it takes. And she never breaks a promise. I know she's out there right now, fighting for me." An agonizing, icy knot tightened in Jake's stomach. The word sister drifted through the freezing air of his cell, triggering a suffocating wave of memories. He closed his eyes, and instantly, Avery’s face flashed behind his eyelids. He remembered her touch on the dance floor, the desperate look in her eyes before she handed him over to the blac

“Good, then. So, when it's my birthday, I'll tell her to make a cake and cook for you two." Jake glared. “She's not your chef.” “Is she? She used to cook for me a lot before she knew you. Making coffee, making lunch, giving food from morning, afternoon, evening, night, sometimes even taking food to the office. How good my sister is, isn't she?” Jake approached Rein, the two men faced with hostile looks. “I became suspicious that you actually have a sister complex, Rein!” Rein smirked. “If that's true, then what? Are you jealous of me?”

Sara looked surprised and leaned back on her chair. "Oh, that's surprising. I didn't know you'd notice her. Not that I'm saying that no one will ever notice her, I mean she's pretty and all, but what I meant was, she's Jake's younger sister and she's still a junior. But have you always known that you had a thing for her when you always hung out at Jake's house?" I frowned and quickly shook my head. "What? No. Things just started differently for us, recently-"

“What?” Jake nodded. “It could destroy my family, Bee. I had no choice but to follow her will. Even my presence here tonight could trigger her to act on her threats, so I need to know who she is to you. Don’t tell me she’s no one because I know you better than that. When I said her name, it triggered something in you.” I decided to tell the truth. Lying was ever an option between me and Jake. “She’s Brandon’s stepsister.”

Maybe it was the comfort level between us, the inside jokes, the way I wore Theo's shirt like it was natural. "You two seem... close," Jake observed over lunch. "Well, we've been living together for over a month," I said carefully. "Yeah, but…" Jake looked between us, and I watched realization dawn. His face went from confused to shocked to angry in seconds. "Are you fucking kidding me?" "Jake…" Theo started. "My SISTER? My eighteen-year-old sister?" Jake stood up, fists clenched. "She's been here ONE MONTH and you…what, couldn't keep your hands off her?"

There was no expression on his face. Eva rushes forward, her hands clasped dramatically. “Look at you! You didn’t tell me you were seeing someone!” She turns instantly to Jake. “Hi, I’m Eva, her sister. Finally I get to meet you!” Jake, sweet Jake, beams. “Hi! I’ve heard so much about you.” No you haven’t, I scream inside my own skull. Eva smacks my arm playfully. “Felicia! You bad girl. You didn’t tell me anything. You two look so cute together!”

She scoffed out, a chuckle coming out after, “what else could be more bad than losing my child, losing my father and my entire pack? What else?” “Alpha Jake.” I dropped like a bomb. Her head turned to me like a flash, her eyes clashing with mine, filled now with curiosity and shock. “I heard something about him. Something you won’t like to hear.” “I’m listening.” I walked away from her and towards the dressing table, pulling out the chair as I sat down on it, “I heard from my sources, as I have been digging on him since what you told me.” I started, “Apparently, he has a younger half blood sister, who he cares for and has been searching for all this while.”