Lee Felix Sister Novels & Stories

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.

With my ear against the door, I could vividly hear my sister sigh before she sweetly told Felix, “And that’s why you have to reject her first. Then we can finally be together without this... mess. You know I’m the better choice, Felix.” I laughed with bitterness. She could fool everyone with that sweet voice of hers that hid her ulterior motive when the truth was she was just a manipulative bitch who had everyone wrapped around her finger. After a short pause, Felix spoke, “Yeah. You’re right. I’ll reject her. Tomorrow.” My lower lip trembled, and my heart twisted in unimaginable pain as I stumbled back, feeling my breath being caught in my throat. “So, that’s how it is…” I uttered under my

They were Felix and his friends from Eastsea. Felix was anxious. He had gone to Kayson’s hotel, but since Kayson had already gone out, he hadn’t been able to find him. Right now, his friends were looking at him with mocking gazes. “Felix!” The girl who had treated Kayson with disdain yesterday called out to him. Felix turned his head around and asked, “Lily?” The girl was 21 years old, and her name was Lily Parvel. She smiled at Felix and said, “We'll go up first. You can come up later yourself.”

"Hmm? Ah! Yeah! They do seem very close. It's no surprise. Sister Alex is always like that, she knows how to befriend someone. She remains always casual." "What about you?" "What?" "Don't you want to befriend him too?" "Of course I do. Felix will eventually become friends with us. There's no need to rush things." *Sigh* "This is the reason why you are always last." "What do you mean?" "Aren't you attracted to him, Celia?" "Wh... What?? What are you talking about Sister Veronica?"

He asked the doctor "Your sister said she found your father unstable in his office. It's a good thing she brought him here". "Which of them?" "Stephanie" "How is he?" "He's stable but" "Felix!" a voice called, disrupting the doctor. A young, beautiful girl walked closer to them with classy heels and clothes. It was obvious she was a model. The doctor and Felix looked back, it was Stephanie, his step-sister, looking sad. She hugged Felix passionately.

“It’s just as well that you were out and we dealt with things.” Rex raised a brow. “How so?” “Your emotions would have clouded your judgement,” she said matter-of-factly. “We’d be burying you for sure.” “Don’t underestimate my brother-in-law,” Felix said. “It’s never good to underestimate him.” Alice cocked her head. “Brother. Sister. Cousin. Which is it. You people are confusing me.”

He looked every bit the stoic commander—until you saw Runa. Félix’s older sister wasn't riding a horse; she was running alongside the horses in her human form, leaping over fallen logs and rocks with a terrifying amount of energy. Every time she passed Damon, she would let out a sharp, playful whistle or purposefully kick up a cloud of snow to hit his cape.

I moved closer to him, running my hands on his shirt, and whispered,” I am hungry and need something. His smiles widened with suspicion. Felix knew Madison very well but never knew she was my sister. Things would be more complicated if Felix found out she was In Pennsylvania. “You're strange, Ever. Why are you trying hard to wave our conversation off? You think I don't know?" He laughed, shocking me “ Know what exactly?" I asked curiously. Felix tugged his hands in his pocket, showing off his masculinity with a smug smile of satisfaction playing at the end of his lips.

"This is my sister, Lucia. Lucia, this is my childhood friend Felix Thompson. You can call him Felix." "Hello, Felix! Nice to meet you," Lucia said sweetly. "Hi there!" Felix said to Lucia with a quick hello, then looked at Abigail, his eyes shifting between the sisters. "Am I missing something, Caterpie? Are you joking with me? We grew up together, and I know you don't have a sister."