Little Sister Literotica Novels & Stories

Lily After our short but full of happiness tour around Borough market, we decided to get some comforters for them to sleep on and then we drove straight to the hospital. "Daddy! Stop telling them about that!" I complained "It's embarrassing!" Daddy didn't listen and continued to tell them about my childhood "Then she said to me 'But he punched me, daddy! That is why I punched him!' The poor little guy got a black eye while Lily just got a little bruise on her shoulder."

Her dark eyes matched his and she had his air of obnoxious arrogance as she turned to look at me as she slapped a miniature teddy bear with a smirk " I won this" My eyes widened as I took in the little ball that just zoomed in " You have a tiny , adorable sister ?" " Baby sister " said Jacob flashing a smile as he looked down at her " that's a big gap " I remarked looking at the cute miniature Jacob, looking down at her I smiled " How old are you sweetheart ?" " I'm seven " replied the little cutie pie with the same arrogant expression as Jacob , she held up both of her hands showing me seven fingers , as if to clear up any whatsoever confusion

Willy stared at her. “Maybe I shouldn’t be even talking to you, you’re just a stranger as they were to me,” the girl shook her head. “Hey but I saved you remember? Now how old is your sister?” Willy stopped walking and waited for her to reply. “My sister's name is Eureka Riley, we call her Euree for short; She’s 21 years old,” the girl Lillian said sniffing. Willy wasn’t sure if it was because she was having a cold or because the thought of her sister made her sad, at the verge of tears.

Because she was shy, the girl nestled her head into her mother's armpit to avoid Luciana's attention. “Come one Miriam, don’t be shy. Mrs. Greensmith softly tapped the small girl's shoulder and murmured, "These are Norval's friends." “Please accept my apologies for her behaviour; she is a little shy around new people. Mrs. Greensmith said, "This is Miriam, Norval's younger sister."

Precious glared at her, she was not really fond of my baby sister, she said Lily was too naive and her mouth curled into a snarl like being naive was a contagious disease. "Puppet." I looked at Lily as she entered my room. Precious thinks it is a ridiculous nickname but I think she is just jealous because she has no siblings. "Where are you going?" She looked at the bikini in my hand. "We are going swimming," I said. "I want to come!" She squealed with delight. "The car is already filled up," Precious said. I knew her car was not, it's just the both of us. "You can come along, you will have to squeeze though," I said ignoring Precious.

Laila Bright smiles lit up the faces of two lovely girls. One was tall and lean with dark brown hair and brown eyes, while the other was shorter, with brown hair and striking green eyes, the same as Mrs. Montgomery. Their high cheekbones, button noses, and full lips made it clear that they were siblings. They reminded me of my sister, though Linda was blonde. A warm feeling tugged at my heart as I thought of my baby sister. Well, she wasn’t a baby anymore, but to me, she was always that chubby-cheeked little girl.

"Her sister is way better. Lilith." That name stung me like a thousand wasps. Lilith— my younger sister who was everything that I wasn’t. She has a clear porcelain skin, perfect set of white teeth and a body to die for. Everyone in the pack loved Lilith because she looked perfect but if only they knew her deepest secrets… "We're mates, so what?" Lucian snapped, every warmth seeping from his eyes. "Must you kiss me and all that?" I opened my mouth but the words dried up.

God. Nothing. Fair. Nothing. Reasonable honestly. Then Lily started crying. Not loud. Not dramatic. God. The quiet kind. Fair. The terrified kind. Reasonable. Because suddenly she wasn't thinking about castles anymore. God. She wasn't thinking about games. Fair. She was thinking: Where is my sister? Reasonable honestly. Then she ran upstairs. Searching every room herself. God. "Peanut!" Fair. No answer. Reasonable. Then again. "Peanut!"

“On second thought, your voice is just going to make things worse for me, so, don’t say anything and don’t even look my direction at school. I don’t want you ruining things for me.” I did not mind, I planned on making friends of my own when I got to school and then I won’t have to deal with Lissa. A car hooted outside, Lissa fixed herself and reapplied her lipstick before heading out. My sister is a beautiful girl, she is tall with long legs, long blond hair, a nice figure, and curves in the right places. I on the other hand, am a short brunet with big bright green eyes, thunder thighs and a huge ass. And I still had five minutes before the bus arrived, I must hurry and stop envying my siste

Her now darling little sister, dressed cutely in the dress that Lila had worn when she had first met Jasper Red, was skipping down the stairs, happy as a butterfly. Her sister was infinitely more prettier than her with her round and chubby face, her generally smaller body and a face that seemed to be built for smiling. She flashed Lila with an easy smile that didn't reach her eyes that were somehow exaggeratedly narrowed as if the small child didn't realise that her sister could tell that she was planning something at least tangentially malicious. Lila climbed up the rest of the stairs in ease, bringing her mug up to her chest to let herself siphon away some of the remaining warmth, seeking