Loud House Lincoln Ignores His Sisters Fanfiction Novels & Stories

I looked at Martha, feeling the cold, hard stone that had settled inside my chest since the night I caught Maksim in my sister's bed. "I have spent my entire life treading lightly, Martha," I said, my voice dead and flat. "I walked on eggshells around my stepmother so she wouldn't resent me. I stayed quiet so my father wouldn't think I was difficult. I smiled while my betrothed gave his eyes to my sister. Look where treading lightly got me. It got me traded like an unwanted coat." Martha went quiet, her wrinkled face tightening with sympathy.

She Xinya Adeline Lu was going to make sure of that. With that her hands had quickly flown across the laptop as she began a series of upgrades not knowing that at the very moment she'd powered on the laptop two beams of light had shot out in two different locations. One came from an office on the highest level of the base of the Hacker Alliance where a man languidly turned to look at the object disrupting his meeting as his face showed a gentle smile which shocked his subordinates who had come to view him as a blood sucking devil, In a voice that could only be described as gentle he said "The Young Lord is back... I thought it'll require a couple more years for her to come back to her senses

“I’m not even eighteen yet. How can you curse me like that?” She huffs again, properly annoyed now. “Anyway, I heard you calling her a bitch the other day, so you’re not exactly one to talk.” “Yes, well, I’m a Queen and already mated. My language is not the one in question right now.” Lincoln chuckles quietly as he eats, and Lottie shoots him a look. I watch as my sister stops halfway through pushing her hair behind her ear and really looks at Lincoln for the first time. Then she sits up straighter, lowering her legs from my sofa before subtly turning sideways and flipping her hair over one shoulder.

Lincoln admitted to his shame. “I know, but you aren’t in high school anymore, and she has Eve now. They deserve a good reliable man to take care of them, you need to decide if you can be it.” Maggie got up from the bench and squeezed her brother’s shoulder. “I am tired, I am going to bed. I love you.’’ “Okay, good night.” Lincoln bid his sister goodbye.

She could smell a conspiracy even before they entered the house. “I had forgotten how dreadfully dreary and treacherous these meeting could be…aai…” Linus sighed as he sat down pressing his temples; the beauty of his performance was that it was honest, the only flaw was that his sister saw through his act of skilfully manoeuvring away from her question. “I know… I know how much you hate it...” She sat next to him with a sympathetic expression, putting her hands over his shoulders in a comforting manner before pulling his ears playfully “But that doesn’t excuse you from hiding things from us.”

Awesome. At lunch, my phone buzzed. Mason: How's your day? Lucy: Good. How's yours? Mason: Boring. I miss you. Lucy: I miss you too. Mason: Don't tell anyone. Lucy: Your secret's safe with me. I smiled at my phone. Ethan looked over. "Friend's brother?" "Yeah." "You're glowing again." I laughed. "Shut up." That night, I sat in the guest room and stared at the wall. Vincent was still out there. Still watching. Still planning.

~Adela~ My sister has completely lost it. I swear I don’t know when or how, but she is totally crazy. I want to know more about that watch and Dad, but the idea that a watch will have someone forget the mate bond, that’s nuts. Lincoln did look healthy, and he didn’t look hurt. There was only one thing I could do, but only one plan I could get behind, and I left to do just that.

Michael asked me still shocked. "I am your brother, I know everything about you, Lincoln," I replied and his anger was slowly replaced with anxiety. I couldn’t help but feel pity for my brother when I saw the pain in his eyes. This is why I don't want to answer his question as to why I hide the truth about our parent's death from him. During Lincoln's last year in the University, after he's done being the football team's waterboy and decided to go back to the locker room, he witnessed the captain of the football team sexually harassing the front girl of their cheerleading squad inside the private locker room for the football team. Lincoln interrupt them and save the girl but the captain wasn

She crossed her arms and looked away. “Can we go already? You found her, didn’t you?” Samu said impatiently, clutching her sling bag. Lincoln turned her way, his face softening up as he finally remembered that he had dragged his sister along. “Samu, Sam will take you home. I want to take Lydia somewhere,” he said desperately, as his sister’s gaze intensified with each word. “Where are you taking her?” She asked, folding her arms. “I would like to show her Zion.”

Some of the security covered Lincoln and they pointed their gun toward her. “I trusted you, even though I just met you, I entrusted you with the company thinking that you can help me fix the company that my family built... And my sister, who is your girlfriend, worked hard for it. How did you do this to me?” Her eyes were blazing with fire, and her nose flared up. She was fuming mad as she felt betrayed by Lincoln. “I thought we were one too.” Lincoln mocked her as he made a sad face. “But I did not expect that you easily forget what the Reeds did to you and your sister.”