Josh Allen Sister Novels & Stories

We both froze, pulling apart. From the shadows of the arena tunnel, a figure stepped out into the dim light. It wasn't a reporter. It wasn't a hockey player. And it wasn't my mom. It was a young woman with a dark bob, striking green eyes exactly like Jax’s, and a duffel bag slung over her shoulder. She looked exhausted, pale, and completely out of breath. Jess. Jax's younger sister.

Since then they too stated that they would stand and would help me in anyway to find the missing Royals. “Seriously Anna, you really had to ask? Are you and Josh going to abandon me again?” I retaliated. The last couple of parties that we attended Josh and her would join but half way through the night were no where to be found. This time I have to make contact. I knew my sisters time was coming and the beatings she was experiencing was getting far worse. The bruises and busted lips were getting harder and harder to hide. Josh knew because he experienced and episode but I swore him and Anna to secrecy. Since then Josh has been working his ass off trying to set up visits and getting invited to

Josh was polite and gentlemanly for the first hour of meeting him, to the point that I actually started wondering if I could get over Felix. And then things took a turn for the worse. “You’re Nadine Benson’s sister, right?” He asked, swiping butter on a slice of bread. I frowned. I knew that Nadine was popular in town, but people rarely made the connection that we were related. Nadine preferred to tell people she was an only child. “Adoptive sister, but yes,” I said, nervous to hear his response. Josh nodded, his eyes growing distant. “She’s beautiful,” he said. My heart sank.

“You know, Justin’s being more unbearable than usual at the moment,” Justin’ sister, Leah, said. Allena didn’t disagree. It was after ten the following morning, and she was in the kitchen with Leah and Mittie, chatting about the older woman’s upcoming Asian tour. Leah was several years younger than her brother and a talented artist as well. She was also much more naturally outgoing than he was—easier to warm up to, which was why Allena had befriended her so quickly when they met.

CHAPTER 9 ‘’You know, I’m surprised you don’t know how dope S-group’s vacations are given you’re literally the boss’s sister,’’ Josh exclaimed as he chewed on his chocolate cookies. Its crumble falling upon his white, plus size t-shirt that he did not care about nor the mess he was making.

She said excitedly and I have to avoid Xander's heated gaze on me. I know he already knew who it was. "My sister and... my friend Jake..." Allison clapped her hands in glee, "finally! I would finally get to know Jake. The last time I saw him was when we were on a fight. I hope meeting him this time wouldn't be so awkward, and it would be fun. I also didn't know you have a sister." Come to think of it, Kayla and I rarely interact in school. "Does she look like you? Do you have the same personality?" I shook my head with a laugh.

“Everything we needed.” “Good,” Josh said, taking out his phone. “It’s time to let our FBI friends know about this.” However, before he could dial a number, a tsunami of angry texts came pouring in from his sister. He scrolled up, his brows furrowed. She called him again, and before Josh could take a deep breath, she started shouting through the phone. “Where are you, Josh? I’m gonna kill you. Caleb is heartbroken because of you!” Josh looked at the time and instantly cursed himself mentally. “I’m sorry. I’ll make it up to him.”

He hangs back slightly and stays by the door when I follow one of the jailers back to see Joshua. "Your sister really kicked his ass," Alan says as he takes me to the back of the jail. "Yeah, she did. He laid hands on her, and she did not play around with that. He is lucky I was not there," I say. "What about Alanis? Was she hurt?" Alan asks. I stop for a moment. "Alanis was not there when it happened," I answer. I do appreciate the concern for her, but where Alanis was is my business.

he whispered. Lainie pressed her lips together and then embraced her brother. "And I'm going to miss you. Truly." "Hey, enough of this sadness," Victor Sutherlin said, his eyes sparkling with mischief. "This is a party, right?" Lainie pulled away from her brother as she turned to face the small group in Josh's apartment. Josh introduced Alanna to everyone, and Lainie noticed the redhead remained close to Josh's side, suddenly looking like a cat in a room of hounds. Unsure what had the other woman so nervous, Lainie walked over and asked her to help with the glasses and ice, offering her something to focus on. When they were out of everyone's earshot, Lainie asked, "You doing okay?"

Not surprisingly. She didn't need me to explain as soon as she saw the headlines and what was going on there she grabbed onto my shirt ,"oh my God please tell me your sister did not go to be with Daniel." She wasn't over the fact that Daniel and I were separated let alone except that Jennifer was interested in him.