Novel & Cerita Justin Jefferson Little Brother

Mummy asked in a whispered tone, slicing some veggies on the island. "Well, they don't know what happened. They just found him on the streets, beating up another child. They discovered he was homeless and took him in. They think he'll be fine if he stays with a loving family. Thank God we volunteered." I felt bad for my new brother and tried getting closer to him, but he was always so cold towards me. When I offered him some candy, he told me he didn't like them and rejected them. He wouldn't play with me, watch a movie, or read stories, not even when my bestfriend, Jasper, came visiting. He was always in his room, playing puzzle games—the only kind of game he loved.

"Did that really happen, or are you just trying to get a rise out of me?" His doubt didn't come as a shock to me but it hurt a lot more than it should have and for the life of me, I didn't know why. Of course he didn't believe me. In his mind there was no way his saint of a brother could torture a twelve-year-old human child. It was my word against what he knew of his brother and Michail's web of lies was made of steel. "Who knows," I answered flatly, turning away. I fought to quell the hurt that rose at his question. Who cares if he believes me or not? His opinion didn't matter.

Jasver couldn't help but sense how tough it was for the younger one. After losing his mom, it marked his first time in this place. Maybe, in the guise of missing his mom, he was yearning for his Hyung. Jasver let out a sigh. "Listen, bear... I can't come over right now... But I swear, once you're back here, we'll go out and I'll make up for not being there with you," the older brother tried to reassure his little bear, successfully easing his worries. Ederic burst into giggles upon hearing his elder's words. All his pain seemed to momentarily fade away. The little guy was surprisingly easy to distract. A trait that might end up causing him some heartache.

She wondered why she never told Tilly about the way she felt for her brother. It was weird, because she and Tilly told each other everything. They kept nothing from each other. Tilly parents had even invested in her food truck business when she started it to show their support, but she'd kept her crush on Kaleb a secret. Maybe she was just scared of the way Tilly would react. What if Tilly didn't like the idea of her dating her brother? Would it leave a mark on their relationship?

he said sarcastically. Nicholas had learned from his mother how Justin and Jessica failed to visit Old Mrs. Hemsworth the first time she asked them to, just a day after her birthday party. Nora informed Nicholas that Justin's excuse had been his workload at the office. Justin stared at Nicolas and smiled, "Of course, I couldn't afford to miss it for anything. Besides, I've finally cleared my desk. Thank you for caring, little brother." Justin's voice carried a hint of cynicism, and Nicholas didn't miss it at all. His face turned sour. He disliked it whenever Justin called him "little brother," and Justin, well aware of this, did it to get on his nerves.

he smiled cheekily "but you--" Mom huffed walking away followed by my Dad. " Yay!! big brother you are so cool.." my little sister Jasmine said coming towards me pulling me into a hug. "Really?" I asked with a small smile "Yes big brother.." my little twin brothers said in unison. "You didn't even cry in pain the way Mommy was crying you are our hero.." they both hugged me while I smiled they were only six years old while my little sister was 11years old

"I'm Justin." Cade's fingers tighten against my waist. "You're Will's cousin." Justin lets his hand fall. "That's me. I was just catching up with Jaden here—," "How about you don't?" Cade says. Justin looks down at me and lifts a brow. "Did Jaden tell you something about me?" he asks, swaying on his feet. "Because I can't think of another reason why you'd have an attitude toward me." "I know about you. Just knowing you're Will's cousin is enough for me. You're a spoiled rich kid that gets away with murder because of his families money."

And it turned out that Jefferson was the 'thing' he wanted to take care of. ‘Petty Man.’ Justin thought with a sigh. Lucas knelt close to Jefferson,he took Jefferson's chin in his hand, turning his cousin's face to look at him. "Next time," Lucas said, voice flat like dead wood, "....you mess with my car again, I'll break your hands." Jefferson blinked. No words could even leave his mouth and it took a few more minutes for him to register what Lucas had said. "I don't care about Uncle Charlie, your annoying ass father. He can cry all he wants. I don't care. Granny's the only reason you got bones still working. But I swear—one more trick from you, and you gonna be drinkin' soup with a straw."

Moreover, he knew that even if the truth came out one day, the Howard family wouldn't harm him. With a solemn expression, Justin confessed, "Jeff, I admit that I was indeed responsible for what happened back then. I envied my older brother's talent and position, and I felt I should be the one most important in the family. So, I made that foolish decision. But! I've been regretting it every day for many years." "For your selfish desires, you killed your brother and tore apart a family!" Jeff's voice was filled with anger and sorrow. "You made Grandfather bear the burden of your mistakes, and now he's missing – could that also be your doing?!"

"Justin? Hey Justin! You okay?" No reply. The other's stared and Justin, who had his head bowed but he was surely awake, by the way his shoulders shook with every sniff he made. Six hearts melted as the brothers watched their little brother cry, knowing very well how scared he was, even if most of the time, he always displayed on the tough bunny side. He was the youngest, and this was no bungee jumping challenge. This was a life and death situation. They were all scared for their lives.