Josephine Langford Sister Novels & Stories

He was about to ask how Lillian was doing when a woman walked over. She had a grey bob and was dressed in clothes that hugged her seductive figure. Walking over, she gave a friendly smile and introduced herself. “Hello, I’m Lana Johnson, Fabian’s elder sister.” It turned out Fabian had an older sister as well. Neither Jeremy nor Madeline wanted to be too close to the Johnson family, so the man wrapped his arms around Madeline and turned. “The Whitman boys are just more alluring than the other.” Lana quirked her red lips with interest as she stared with a joyful smile in the direction Jeremy and Madeline left.

She was just existing at the time and did not even bother talking to us. I just did not know about Landon. Jane was a beautiful woman. Landon seemed to worship the ground my sister walked on, so I guessed there was a time that he caught feelings. Who wouldn’t? My sister was a literal goddess and I would not be surprised if anyone who would meet her would fall in love instantly.

"Imagine my face when they said Bennett." She tilted her head. "Your fiancée's last name is Bennett. Daughter of Elliot Bennett, the tycoon. So I did a little digging on the family. Two plus two. Rhea is Vanessa's little sister." I crossed to the dresser and poured myself a glass of water from the jug. "What are you saying?" "Your fiancée's little sister happens to be interning at your company, and you asked Maurice if he'd seen her. Why would you ask that?"

As if everything that had already happened wasn’t enough I had to gave him again at the celebratory buffet and I couldn’t decline the invite because it was my sister…. The next event was even bigger than the engagement party. A celebratory buffet my sister insisted on hosting, something about “bringing both families together properly.” It was elegant, controlled, perfect. Just like her. And somehow… I was there again. Dressed up, smiling when necessary, pretending everything was fine. Pretending I wasn’t falling apart inside, but I kept my distance this time.

I thought it over carefully, then looked her in the eye and said, "It's just a divorce agreement. Better safe than sorry." Five years ago, Marshall had turned down a match with someone from a well-established family. He boldly declared he'd give up everything to marry me, shocking everyone around us. Because I was the one he wanted. Not Crystal, my dazzling sister, who had shone at international cello competitions, but me. The second daughter of the Paynes, the one no one liked—neither my parents nor the men around me. At first, people thought I was just a way for Marshall to get back at someone. After all, he'd introduced Crystal to the best professors, yet she quietly decided to go abroad

Sophie shot a glance at Edmund, who shrugged and once again turned his attention to Adrian. “That is right. Sophie Langham is my sister,” he said, putting particular emphasis on the name “Langham.” “Seeing as you have other… engagement, Mr. Beckett, I think it’d be wise for us to leave.” “Let’s go, Ed,” Sophie said, already walking towards the door. Edmund hummed in acknowledgement, giving Adrian and Julia a brief nod, but not before slipping a few hundred-dollar bills into the tip jar.

"How could you seduce your own brother? Back when Jake pestered us to adopt you, I knew something was off about you! I knew it. You really did seduce my son." Michelle's eyes were brimming with tears as she kneeled before Rose. "Mom, Jake and I truly love each other…" With that, she glanced at Jake, but he wasn't even looking at her. He had been in a daze the whole time. Steven Langford, Jake's father, struck him across the face. "You scum! You insisted on marrying Lilian back then, and now you've gotten your own sister pregnant! Our family is now the joke of the entire high society because of you!