Novel & Cerita Kori Madison Federline Siblings

This was not her idea of a second date. She gave him a sideway glare letting him know how pissed off she is. Liam chuckled nervously trying to find a way out of this mess. Madison smiled at the pretty girl in front of her. The girl looked familiar but she couldn't figure out how. She must be Mirrie, Madison thought. "I am Madison Fredrick. Liam’s mother," she introduced herself smiling calmly, not wanting to scare the girl at the first meeting itself with her crazy avatar. Little does she know the girl in front of her grew up amidst a crazy family with a crazy momma and an even crazier aunt and a dramatic uncle.

She didn't deserve to take the place of a true Alpha pup like Madison. Avery’s soul was tearing apart. Madison was her heart, her pride, but Sadie was a helpless child caught in the jaws of an ancient feud. Madison’s jaw was clamped tight with silver-tape, but she could hear everything. She thrashed against her chains, trying to use her weight to swing closer to Sadie, her muffled cries desperate. She was trying to tell Avery the truth—that Sadie was the lost sister they had been searching for. But the tape held her tongue. Avery assumed her daughter was screaming in terror, and the agony of the choice nearly brought the Monroe Alpha to her knees.

We’ve all known each other since we were born, and the four of us (Reid, Nolan, Sebastian, and me) spend pretty much all of our time together, outside of school at least, since Nolan and Sebastian are in different grades than Reid and I. But other than that, we play together, do homework together, and even go on family trips together, since all of our parents are best friends as well. And we all constantly give each other crap — I mean tease each other — about anything and everything. I guess it’s in the sibling job description. Other than them, I have a much younger sister, Madeleine. She’s three and is literally the princess of our family. The princess of our town, if I’m being frank. She

Faith pursed her lips and hesitated for a moment before saying, "You did not grow up together with Griffith, so you must not be aware that Katie was raised by the Wilson Family since she was a child. They practically grew up together and were inseparable…" Charlotte remained calm and asked, "How did you know? You didn't grow up with him either, right?" While the two families were acquainted, only Madeline Scott was Griffith's childhood friend. She was Charlotte's eldest cousin sister; the daughter of her eldest uncle. Faith was startled by Charlotte's words. She shook her head and looked at Charlotte as if she was dealing with a rude child. "Charlotte, I'm telling you this not out of jealous

Lydia must stick to the facts. These women were her age. They were raising toddlers and children. The oldest of what the media deemed the Huntington Hundred- many thanks to Doctor Jared Huntington for having such a convenient name- was only seven, and already he had 99 siblings to contend with. Lydia thought of her own two sisters, the complicated relationships with them that ebbed and flowed and changed almost daily, and suppressed a shudder. It was a different situation, of course. It had to be, given the circumstances.

Seth says as he heads toward me. "I think Kora can go one day without her training. It's not like she that good at it anyway." I know that annoying voice anywhere, and yes, it's my least favorite person in this pack. Little miss thinks she's going to be the next Queen, Madison. She walks up to my brother and links her arm with his. With her brother Kayden not far behind her. I can tell my brother is getting very annoyed with her and trying to hold his wolf back from tearing her arm off him. If she knew what was best for her, she shut up and walk away but she's not that bright.

If Maddy had any doubts about it before, they were all gone now. The truth of the matter was that Liam didn’t know how teenage girls operated. Sorry, but a teenager was going to be overjoyed by suddenly finding out they were getting a sibling—well, in this case, sibling-figure—that was a toddler. That was one thing Maddy was sure of.

Madison chirped as she walked in. "Hmm," Camila mumbled, not even looking up. Madison lingered on her for a while, but Camila didn't care. "So..." Madison began as she took a seat opposite her. "Cole still hasn't said much about you. The mystery sister, huh?" "What's there to say..." Camila finally replied, still scrolling through potential fabric suppliers on her phone. "He has a sister. Surprise." She punctuated the last word with a dry, humorless chuckle, her eyes never leaving the screen.

“Indie and Serena spent more time out here than I ever did.” Serena had mentioned that Madison’s sister died. I could sympathize with that. I’d lost five brothers and sisters along with my parents and countless cousins. I guess Serena was good friends with both girls if they all shared a place. “I’m sorry about my friends. They probably worried when I didn’t come home. I don’t think they were prankin’ me.” I murmured.

I'm not complaining, I was very spoiled in my pregnancy stage. My mother also had another daughter, blonde like us, she is my younger sister, five years old and her name is Coraline. It's a name similar to mine and I don't know why my mother did that. She stayed in the same house as always with Mike who, by the way, once plucked up his courage and told mom the whole truth. What surprised us all was her response "I already knew" but the best part was that she understood. Kenzie is living in New York with Connor and they're working on advertising for I don't know what, I'm not good at paying attention. Kenzie also had children, but they were twins, a girl and a boy: Corinne and Connor JR.