Lee Felix Sister Novels & Stories

Max mutters, but he scoots closer too, pressing his head against my cheek so he can fit into the frame. I hit the video call button. The screen flips to my little sister’s face: black wavy hair piled into a lazy bun, red lipstick, oversized T-shirt. Behind her I catch a glimpse of the living room back home in Medellín: gray sofa, big plant, and something moving in the corner of the frame… oh, Mamá. “¡Mis amores!” Fiona’s voice jumps an octave the moment she sees Max and Issa. “MIRA, GEMELITOS!”

"Eliza, I went to Tenezia specifically to get a blessed pendant for you as protection. It's worth several hundred thousand dollars, and I got two, one for each of us." I jerked awake when I heard the familiar voice. When my younger sister, Denise, placed the pendant in my hand, I realized I had been reborn. I immediately touched my belly, and I felt a sharp pain in my heart.

"Fortunately, my brother shared the burden. I didn't have to touch your filthy, cheap body, or I wouldn't have lasted this long." Felix stood in the shadows, unable to look at me. I cast him a glance and let out a quiet, almost amused laugh. "Is that so?" Giselle frowned at my composure. "Why are you staring at Felix? Don't fool yourself—he would never take your side!" she snapped, "Do you really think a filthy, treacherous woman like you could ever become the future Mrs. Miller? Keep dreaming." All eyes in the chapel were on me. Giselle beamed with satisfaction and shouted, "Today, everyone will see what kind of woman you really are!"

After seizing the one important thing, she still turned me in. Time slipped by. The gloom thickened, nearly palpable. Suddenly the basement door groaned open. My heart rate surged. “Zara…" uttered a harsh tone. Lila. And this time, she wasn’t alone. Her best friend, Sonia was positioned behind her grinning. “You’re truly a fool " Lila remarked, walking back and forth slowly "Did you honestly believe I’d let you go that easily?” "She’s miserable " Sonia remarked, crossing her arms. "Attempting to replace you in your parents’ lives. How sad."

"No. You were taken before that. Your 'aunt' was the first person who bought you." The word punched the air out of my lungs. Bought. Lucien's voice stayed steady. "You were born into a family that never wanted to lose you. But we failed." My mouth went dry. "Whose family?" His eyes locked on mine. "Ours." The room tilted. I gripped the couch until my knuckles went white. "No. You're lying." Elias stepped closer. "You were our sister." The word cracked something open inside me.

"She was also your sister." I moved closer and reached for her hand. "And she used you. They both did." "I know." Her voice cracked. "I wanted to help you and her. I loved my sister...or at least I loved the person I thought she was. I wanted to matter to my family." The confession really got to me. I totally get it. Helena's lies were all coming out now. "You matter," I said firmly. "You've always mattered."

"Well, you're going to love Chicago. I promise you. I've been to campus too already. It is an absolute dream, Hailee. Everything you need is a walk away." I smile as Dean rambles on about the campus. In the midst of leaving my family behind, at least I have him. I haven't heard from Lisa or said anything since our last conversation. She's been deliberately ignoring me these past few months and it hurts me that we've moved apart and that she won't tell me what the problem is. Honestly, I could guess what the root of it is. But I never forgot about her. Hopefully one day she'll come around. I'm glad Halsey is speaking to me again. Leaving knowing my sister wants nothing to do with me would hav

Winona did not believe me and even thought I was a conwoman. "Who are you? Why should I believe you? Yvonne is my best friend. Why would she poison me? Harass me any further and I'll call the police." I looked at her and said, "I'm Yvonne's younger sister, Greta. If you don't believe me, look into her bag. The poison is in there." Winona did not believe me and laughed coldly. "You're Yvonne's sister? She has never mentioned having a sister. You didn't even bother to make up a good lie."

she said in a voice that didn't sound like hers. I almost chuckled. I proceeded to tell her why exactly I couldn't leave her in that position, even though I knew deep down that she was capable. She looked broken. I wanted to enjoy her misery, but I couldn't. I shrugged it off and walked out, but not before making sure I stripped her of that control she didn't know she had. I left there and went back to Stone Holdings. I buried myself in work until I got a reminder from my calendar. Isabel's birthday was coming soon.

Lydia walked toward me, her eyes red. "Jennifer, please stop making this so hard on Harvey. You're the only one he loves. This baby is just to carry on the McKinzie family line. Once it's born, I'll leave. I promise." She paused and glanced down at her own feet. My heart clenched. The next second, she pitched forward and tumbled straight down the steps. Someone yanked at me. My lower back slammed into the corner of the railing. Pain shot through me so hard I couldn't breathe.