Lee Felix Sister Mga Nobela at Kwento

“That’s why he killed young Felix. He just knew too much. Poor lad was just another pawn too close to the game board.” I let the silence sit for a while. Felix deserved at least that much. Marta stared at the grey laminate floor, as if paying her respects to Felix’s sacrifice. Funny how you learn more from what people don’t say. “Now, what about the rest of it,” I asked, “the records, the hard copies of the books—if Felix didn’t burn it, who would he have trusted enough to have it?” Marta didn’t hesitate. “Freya of course. His sister. She was the only one he fully trusted. But I am not sure he left her anything toxic for safety reasons. Her safety.”

“Doesn’t matter to me, dude. Because I have mate bonding too.” I am surprised. “Really, you have a Luna now? And then who is she?” Felix averted his gazes to another place. Opposite us, there was a young woman in a pink pastel dress. She’s Giselle. She gives us a bright smile as she waves her hand. Giselle is Felix’s mate right now? “That’s my Luna. You know, the one who gave birth to our daughter,” Felix said. “You have a daughter, too?” I asked once more time.

With an infectious smile, she embraced him tightly. "Welcome home, brother," she exclaimed, her voice filled with warmth and joy. I couldn't help but admire their close bond. Felix introduced me to his sister. Her name is Kala. As he mentioned my presence, her eyes widened with curiosity and enthusiasm. "Wow," Kala exclaimed, her voice filled with wonder. She seemed thrilled to meet me, perhaps excited about the prospect of gaining a sister-in-law. Without wasting a moment, Kala dashed into the house, eager to share the news of Felix's arrival and my presence. I watched her go, her youthful energy leaving a trail of excitement in her wake.

I heard Sir Atlas ask. "Sir Felix is asking for Gia,” Leila said and smiled sweetly. My brows furrowed in an instant. “I’m busy!” I instantly reasoned out. “She’s not. Please tell Sir Felix that his wish is our command.” My glare landed on Sir Atlas whose smile was over his ears. Then, Leila immediately left the office after hearing his response. “I’m sure you know your brother likes me,” I said. “Felix is married. You’re just his bitch. So, there’s nothing to worry about,” he confidently expounded and smiled. Him raising his thumb made me roll my eyes in disgust. “Do well!”

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.”

“You know your brother doesn’t like media attention.” The room was quiet for half a beat too long. Lisa and Felix exchanged a look. Not concerned or discomfort. Rather... Amusement. Then rolled their eyes in unison as if she had asked them the most stupid and obvious question in the world. Lisa laughed, a bright, unapologetic sound that scraped against Elara’s nerves. “Sister-in-law. Come on...” Felix leaned back in his chair, crossing his arms like this was the most entertaining thing he’d seen all week. “You’re adorable, you know that right?”

“We asked him to get us his sister, we’ll go round on her, and after, we delete the video. All would be forgotten.” My eyes went wide. They weren't thinking I was Peter’s sister right? “How could you be so cruel!” I yelled, anger bursting through me. “Cruel?” Felix laughed and then looked at his minions. “I wasn't the one fuvking a man’s asshole.” He added, crackling again. I was so disgusted by them. How could they torment anyone because of their choices? “Peter shut the door. This is gonna be fast.” Felix started to undo his belt which made my eyes widen. What the heck? What the heck?

For the past days I had been watching Sir Felix closely. So far, he only had three preys that I had known of. The first one was Sister Ana. She was an obvious target for she was beautiful. She had an ivory skin that matched with her apple-like red lips. And what made her stand out more was the matured curves of her body that her habit could not hide. And then, the sister from the library I did not know. I would just name her Sister Scarlet for being alluring. She had a rich almond skin like Fatma’s and her irises were the same color. I knew she was eighteen, but she did not look like one.

I can see that she had placed her hand out to push mine back, her body knocked to the ground as both my parents tried to pull me back. Felix remains between the two of us, his hands still gripping around my hand trying to pry my fingers off her. “Who is this?” I pant out, my eyes fixed on Felix. “She’s my sister.” Sister, this is his other sister. Why the fuck was she here, and why now. “Why are you here?” I growl out, my jaw tense as the taste of blood lingers on my tongue…I had

No matter how much he had, it was never enough. And now, he had his eyes on Layla? Did he seriously think Layla could compare to her? Xena smacked his hand away. “If you’re into Layla, then go chase after her. Don’t come dumping your frustrations on me.” Felix froze for a moment, then burst out laughing. He pulled her into his arms and gave her waist a playful squeeze. “Come on, Xena, how could I give you up? “She’s your sister, after all. If you two patched things up, don’t you think things would get a lot easier for us?”