Jenna Davis Siblings Novels & Stories

Jillian watched Davis make sure that her sister and mother, with her mother’s latest side piece, were settled in their cabin. Gods, the guy wasn’t much older than her sister. He’d be better suited to her sister. What did these men see in her mother? She had two adult daughters.

I found myself apologizing and Jenna burst into laughter while I took my eyes to the floor. "Who the hell is this intruder?" Darius snapped and my heart tightened in pain. Like I thought, he didn't even recognize me. Was I that unimportant to him, even as a family member to his wife? "This is Betty," Jenna replied and there was silence for a while. I got curious and raised my head a little to see him looking at me, with his lips parting in shock. "Your younger sister?" He questioned and Jenna nodded eagerly. He continued to stare, his eyes widening slightly while I scratched the back of my head nervously, feeling uncomfortable.

mom: " are you both biological sisters?? " me: " no mom... from my childhood, my dad was keeping my profile low, I don't know why.. when ever I asked he said " you believe me right, I then think dad is doing right thing for you" so he joined me in charity school... there I studied in hostel only.. so from there I know about Jenna sister.. she was room mate of Jessica.. as me and Jessica are close from birth.. I use to go her room more.. so when I use to go her room, even Jenna sister was there.. so like that we got close.. after high school, for college she left, then we didn't meet her properly.. later we also joined college leaving that school.. but when ever me and Jessica are free, we u

"All of you use my birthday as your password. It's your fault for making it that easy." Kelvin was speechless. Jenna giggled and skipped back to her room, leaving her brother patting his chest as if to soothe a rising panic attack. "It's okay," he mumbled to himself. "Jenna is your little sister, and she's been away for years. Just think of this as her coping... What's important is that she's happy." Just then, Tiara rubbed her head against his leg affectionately. His eyes softened. "At least you're not bleeding me dry," he murmured, reaching down to scratch her behind the ears.

“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!"

He didn’t look up from his plate nor say a word. Dad cleared his throat. “So… Jenna, how was the drive? The town is… quieter than the city, I imagine.” “Quiet enough,” I said, trying to sound polite without seeming desperate for approval. Anna smiled. “She’s already settling in wonderfully.” I shot her a grateful glance. She was keeping the peace, at least. “Good, I suppose you’ve met your sister Alec” My eyes darted to Alec, who merely nodded, keeping his attention on his food.

When her sobs slowed, he guided her back near Davina’s room and gently said, “She’s asleep. You can’t go in.” Jenny nodded weakly. Her heart was thudding painfully in her chest. And then— softly, brokenly— she began. “Eva… was our best friend,” she whispered. “Shifu… I mean Eva… she was everything to Davi. They were soul sisters, not just best friends. Eva stayed with Davina and her parents in Mumbai. Her own family was… complicated. Her parents divorced. She barely spoke to them. But Davi’s family welcomed her like their own. Davi doesn’t have any siblings, so she was like her twin sis… they did everything together. Inseparable.”