Novel & Cerita Little Brother Wedgie

With a deft kick, he had the skateboard in his hand. “You must be my new sister-in-law. I heard you did some pretty impressive job of pissing off my brothers,” he chuckled, chewing a bubblegum. I lowered my head even further. “I am Cedric. Nice to meet you. I always try to piss them off. But nothing works on them. From bang! Shooting at them, poisoning them, stabbing them, bombing their cars. I have tried everything. Literally everything you can think of. But they never fall into my trap. Haha. But it hasn’t even been a day since you arrived and you’ve done the job pretty well. You broke their unity. I like you already. Friends?”

“Here you go, weed.” “That ain’t my name,” he spat back. “It’s Jed and you know it.” “Yeah well, ‘ain’t’ isn’t a real word, so why should I call you anything when you can’t speak any proper English? Don’t they teach you anything at school?” The two siblings glared at each other, their slight shadows long across the ground. “Yeah well, you’re skinny. So how’s about we just do this, okay?” They spent the afternoon playing tennis with mandarins plucked straight from the tree. Exhausted, they lay surrounded by a litter of exploded orange grenades, each wearing beards of citrus and dirt. Liz was happy.

I said softly, playing with my food. He barely glanced up. “It was expected. Luca’s proposal has a lot of potential.” Luca. Even his name on Damien’s lips stirred something I didn’t want to feel. It tasted of betrayal and shame all at once. I wonder what happened between the both of them. Damien was focused on cutting into his salmon when I asked, “Why didn’t you ever tell me you have a younger brother?” His hand paused mid-cut for a second. Then he resumed slicing his food, slowly. “Because it isn’t relevant.”

hungry. "Well.....well..my little brother has just grown a spine."

“I want a sister!” he declared, bouncing on his feet. “Can it be a sister, Mommy?” I laughed, ruffling his hair. “We’ll see, sweetheart. Either way, you’re gonna be the best big brother.” To my surprise, Gideon and Matt exchanged a glance, and for the first time, I saw them share something resembling a civil moment. “A sister, huh?” Gideon said, crouching down to Wyatt’s level. “You’d be a great big brother to a little girl.”

“We are both going to work together to continue to make sure that this pack is strong. You aren’t alone man. You never have been, never will be. Were Brothers for life.” I hold out my fist for a bump, with a little smirk on my face. We came up with Were Brothers for life when we were kids along with our other best friend Aaron. So, I knew it would get a smile out of him. “Thanks Man.” He chuckles as he bumps my fist. “You are corny as hell you know that?” he shakes his head at me, while I chuckle at him “It made you smile though right and got my message across. So, win win.” I chuckle. He shakes his head at me while I get up and walk back over to my desk.

"Do you think I'm stupid?" Wendy sneered. Joey and Jon were siblings who had lived together for years. Joey would have recognized her brother in an instant; there was no way she couldn’t tell. Wendy let out a short, cold laugh and made as if to leave.

The man then hugged his older brother who was sitting. Weylin froze in place. He really wanted to throw his youngest brother away. His younger brother looked like he really wanted to die in his hands. And unfortunately Neal, who usually doesn't talk too much said, "Yes. I agree. When's the wedding day, Dad?" Damn it, you guys are really impudent, thought Weylin while giving an annoyed look at his three younger siblings who were ignored by them. They seemed very compact to want to annoy their eldest brother.

She squealed and hugged him tight. Vincent snickered. “Careful, innocent demon!” As they broke the hug, she tried to suppress her laughter and joy. “You'll never stop calling me that, will you?” “Let me see… uhm… nope,” Vincent teased, earning a playful hit on his chest in return. “I’ve missed you too, sis.” Morticia stepped to hug Nica too. “You look absolutely beautiful! I had no idea my brother could be this cool,” she said, casting a look at her brother, who squinted his eyes.

There was something absentminded about the way he did it, like he didn’t need to think about where they went or how they moved. Her stomach tightened before she could stop it, and she frowned slightly, annoyed at herself. It was strange how people could resemble each other so closely, how features repeated themselves in ways that felt almost intentional. His hands reminded her of her brother’s, not identical, but close enough to make her chest feel oddly tight, like a memory she hadn’t asked for pressing forward. It was unsettling. Familiar in the wrong way. “So,” Adrian said, already stepping back, clearly finished. “I’ll see you in class tomorrow.”