Long Lost Siblings Novels & Stories

It was either Drew when he isn’t home or Nessa, I have very few people in my space and I was comfortable with that. Nicholas was more like a brother than a friend to Drew, they had both struggled and made it out of life together. Life wasn’t fair to him as well growing up, he lost his parents when he was just four and ever since was forced to live with his uncle Reynold. I knew it was going to be awkward meeting him again, he was going to be surprised as hell. We last saw him a day before my birthday and I wasn’t pregnant then. Back at home, he had never liked Mark because he saw how mean he treated both Drew and I. He was aware of the fact that Mark stopped paying Drew’s tuition f*e and tha

Sin said, “My bet is that they’re already claimed, because she’s strong.” “You’re mistaken.” I shook my head, “I don’t have any siblings.” “Amelia, we’ll find them.” Louis said as he ran a hand up my back, his touch coupled with Marcus’ soothed me, but they were wrong. I didn’t have any siblings, it had always just been me. As a child I had longed for sisters, but my parents had told me early on that it was impossible. That they were luck to have me.

Sebastian immediately pulled my fingers away, making me stop. “A lot of today sucked, but I’ll live. The worst thing about it all was my siblings,” I sniffed, “I had… a brother and a sister that I’ll never get to know. I grew up alone. Mom thought she couldn’t have kids anymore, and it wasn’t like she was looking to get pregnant again with the sperm-donor going on ‘long business trips.’” I groaned.

If only they were still here, they could have helped me unlock the mysteries of our bloodline. My thoughts were interrupted by the sound of my son Daniel cheering on his kid sister Alex. It was heartwarming to see how close they were, just like my big brother Jack and I had been. We had been inseparable until we found our mates, but the bond between siblings never faded, no matter how much time passed.

"A brother or sister who has been hidden from us all these years." His face mirrored my shock, his voice laced with disbelief. "How can this be? We had no knowledge of any other sibling." Together, we embarked on a quest to uncover the truth, to find the missing piece of our family puzzle. The journey led us through a labyrinth of secrecy and intrigue, as we navigated a web of connections and long-forgotten alliances.

Both were angry. They talked for two hours. Luna didn’t know what about until Tor came to her that night. “He lost his sister at the border two years ago,” Tor said. “I lost my brother. We didn’t know. We just knew the other pack did it.” Luna nodded. “Did it matter?” Tor shook his head. “No. Not anymore.” Luna put a hand on his shoulder. “Keep talking.” --- Day eighty-eight, the first joint hunt happened. Not ordered. Not planned.

It was my turn to share mine and I got nervous. “Hi, I’m Altalune Mizuki.” I started “Uhm I have an older brother, to be honest, I envy y’all.” I laughed “How do you feel when you make your brothers and sisters your support?” I looked at everyone “Because my brother, he left us. there was a bad misunderstanding in our house, he just left the house suddenly and never came back. I was 13 years old at that time, I am 18 now. We haven't seen each other for 8 years and I feel like he has no plans to return. When I was a child we were happy, I don't know if the world was punishing me.” I couldn’t help but the tears are falling into my eyes “I hope we meet again, before I get tired of him. That’s a

Sebastian and Selena, in unison, echoed their surprise with a simultaneous "Sister?!" "Ohh, little Evelyn. You're all grown up," the lady responded, her gaze shifting between the siblings with a mix of affection and recognition. The reunion, tinged with the specter of a presumed loss, unfolded like a surreal revelation, shattering the assumptions that had shaped their lives. "We thought you… I thought you died," Evelyn stammered, her words stumbling over the shock of her sister's existence. The emotional weight of the revelation cast a shadow over the fraught atmosphere, as the implications of a long-lost sibling returning from the abyss began to sink in.

The truth slowly emerged, like a mosaic forming before our eyes, revealing a complex tapestry of interconnected lives and hidden identities. It turned out that the secret involved a long-lost sibling, a brother I never knew existed. The truth had been carefully guarded by those who wished to keep us apart, to maintain the status quo. But now, with this revelation, everything has changed. We sought out my newfound brother, Daniel, whose life had taken a different path but was intertwined with ours in ways we never could have imagined. As we shared our stories, the pain of the past mingled with the hope of a future filled with reconnection and healing.

When my sister insisted on binding herself to the system and leaving the twenty million fortune to me, I knew she had been reborn too. In my previous life, just to snatch that money, she shoved me to the ground while my leg injury hadn’t even healed. I broke out in a cold sweat from the pain, but her eyes gleamed with excitement as she smiled. “Jana, the system says it can bring good luck. “You’ve always had terrible luck. Even a simple aerial routine ended with the harness snapping! I’ve always been lucky, so I won’t fight you for something like this. I’ll let you have it.”