Long Lost Siblings Novels & Stories

We only went along with it just because he's our brother. Gray sighs. "Babe, I told you, my sister might have to stay with us for a while." "But not for a long time though, right? You said you wanted to start trying for a baby right after we got married, and I'm so ready to have a little one running around the house," she whines, her voice somehow climbing a higher pitch. Please shut the fuck up. "I promise you, a few weeks at the most," he reassures her. Gray used to never be such an asshole to his sister, but after their mom died, he pretty much said fuck her and moved on with his life.

I kept my head low, hoping they do not recognize me. "Mum, don't worry. For our clan, I’ll become the strongest werewolf and earn us the respect we deserve," my sister declared. They laughed as they walked away, while I continued searching for some coats I could scavenge to keep warm. Only my brother didn’t laugh. He turned back and stared at me for a long time before walking away. I thought that was over and I would not see them again for a while. "But the very next day, just as I was crouching down to pick up a silver pendant from the trash heap, my brother stormed out of nowhere. He slammed his foot down on it with a violent crunch, shards flying, and roared—

“Before we reveal her location, you will have to take on your role in Crest, as the heir to the throne." *** YODA “The rain would be terrible. I'm sorry for letting your sister leave on her own but you would have to take shelter or catch a Terrible cold." " I'd rather catch a Terrible cold Hunter. My sister will be catching this cold too, you know?." I felt my brother's pull through our mind link, we probably haven't ever used this in like ten years. We abandoned this way of communication because we were either always together or with our phones. “Are you coming?." Hunter asked

“I was going to wait until we were back at the castle to tell you.” “Speak now.” I ordered. “ I have somewhere to go and I won't be back until tomorrow.” Kael nodded. “She’s the long-lost sister of a famous plastic surgeon.” “Lost?” I repeated, my curiosity piqued. “Yes.” Kael continued. “They were born in a small village, but years ago, the Crimson Fall Pack took over their territory. During the invasion, lives were lost, and many villagers went missing. River was among those who disappeared.”

She raised her head and stared at Alfred for some seconds before starting back at the papers. “It's not possible. Daniel cannot be my sibling and talk more like my twin. I never had a sibling when I was growing up. It was just me, my mom, and my dad, and then Daisy, my late neighbor's daughter “ Lisa said and Alfred sighed “The test results cannot lie, Lisa. What if you had a sibling you never knew of? What if you guys were separated from birth? Anything is possible “ Alfred said and Lisa scoffed as she stared at the papers in her hands.

"Hope keeps us alive and sane when troubles overwhelm us. You've got to keep that hope alive or you're going to run mad." "I've hoped for so long. Nothing has happened. Things have been happening actually. Let me take you down memory lane on this waiting and quest and whatever I've been doing. We were a gang of six that started this seven years ago, Lu and her sisters, Brent, Olaf and I.." "Lois and Lorren are Lucrecia's sisters?"

Tears streamed down the faces of the siblings, their cries echoing through the room. The reunion was a bittersweet moment, filled with both joy and sorrow. The years lost to the nefarious deeds of those with darkened souls were of no consequence to them. Only the embrace of a loved one could compensate for the long years of separation they endured. Alaric stood outside, hesitant to enter. He inadvertently caught wind of every word that Donica whispered to her sibling. The gentleman graciously provided the sister with a private area. He rested his weight against the wall, positioned conveniently beside the door.

The size of the house made it impossible to avoid each other but even when we had few encounters no words were spoken, no sound made and no action attempted. If I had my way I would have taken the first rocket to Mars on a ten year vacation plan just to get far away from Charles. I could no longer comprehend what was going on between us, in the past we were siblings with a perfect relationship and then we became separated siblings longing for union. When we were finally reunited we progressed into siblings abhorring forbidden feelings but even at that time I had total control over myself, I knew what was wrong different from what was right, I knew when to call it quits and when to end what s

It came in the form of a long-lost family member—an estranged sibling of Victor's, who had resurfaced after years of separation. The news of this sibling's existence was shocking, casting a veil of uncertainty over our lives. Victor had always believed he was an only child, and the revelation left him with a whirlwind of emotions. The sudden intrusion into our lives was jarring, and we found ourselves grappling with questions of trust, identity, and the complex dynamics of family.

he said, his voice quivering with emotion. Curiosity piqued within me as I leaned closer, eager to discover the nature of this newfound revelation. Adrian explained that the letter revealed the existence of a long-lost sibling, separated from us at birth—a sibling whose presence held the potential to complete our family in a way we had never imagined. With our hearts racing, we embarked on a journey to find this sibling, driven by a desire to unearth the truth and embrace the missing piece of our lives. We traveled far and wide, following the breadcrumbs left behind, and faced obstacles that tested our resilience.