Jenna Davis Siblings Novels & Stories

“She’ll have many problems in the future… look, she’s sweating already.” Even Adain looked surprised at his sister’s observation. “Come sit with me, Katherine,” Jenna said warmly. The girl hesitated but obeyed, sitting beside her, still staring at her toes. “Meet your elder siblings. They’re three years older. You can ask them anything,” Jenna encouraged. Katherine rubbed her palms together nervously. She stole a quick glance at Adain. The moment their eyes met, he raised his brow. Katherine froze on the spot, she even made an attempt to panic run, but Jenna caught her arm.

Valeria said. “No. I’m the one who should apologize,” Aiden replied quickly. Valeria just nodded slightly. “Who’s Jenna, really?” she asked, genuinely curious. “I keep hearing that name. Karen said she’s her daughter and that she looks like me. But... I’m confused. Was she talking about Alexa? But I thought Karen’s daughter passed away. And Sean’s wife… she really messes with my head. Why do we look exactly the same?” Aiden looked at her for a moment, then gave a bitter smile. “Yeah. Actually, Karen’s daughter and Alexa were her nieces. Jenna and Alexa were twins. So Karen was talking about Jenna, not Alexa.”

"Your cheeks are swollen. You should apply this." He always did this—offering help after hurting me. To be fair, when Jenna wasn't around, he treated me quite well. However, whenever there was a conflict between us, he always took her side. My mother was the second wife, and Jenna came along with her. Unlike me, Tyler was not Jenna's biological sibling. I didn't take the cream from him. I only stared back coldly. Tyler frowned. "Sienna, Jenna is your sister. You both share the same rare blood type. If you don't help her, she'll die!"

Kylie chose a seat two chairs away from mine, her eyes, a startling shade of green, met mine for a fleeting second before darting away. “Oh, right, I haven’t introduced you two.” Anna’s voice bubbled with enthusiasm as she served Kylie. “Kylie, meet Jenna, Alec’s sister.” “Step-sister,” Kylie corrected, her gaze snapping back to mine. I raised my brows slowly. I don’t remember doing anything to this girl. “Oh, you’ve been filled in. Of course,” Anna laughed. “Roman and Alec wouldn’t stop talking about her,” Kylie said lightly, crossing her legs. “I had to come see for myself. And turns out she’s just… basic.”

Jenny let it slide, not pressing further. They were still whispering when suddenly Davina’s voice cut through, startling them. Her words were jagged, raw, like shards of glass. “They are brothers. And he has my kids. I lost… because of my dumbness and blind faith in men.” Naina and Jenny froze, staring at each other, unable to fathom her words. Flustered, Naina quickly pushed more lime shots toward Davina, forcing her to drink even as she gagged, then offered her water to sober her up.