Louis Partridge Siblings Novels & Stories

Tati, and thought the siblings must look quite alike. Once outside the office building and back in Austin’s car, the two boys finally took off their scarves. “Austin, I’m not happy.” As soon as Louis sat down, he spoke up, clearly upset. Austin’s future brother-in-law was still a little brat and had to be pampered and coaxed. Austin gently asked him, “Why are you unhappy, Mr. Louis? You got to see your big sister, didn’t you? Why the long face? Is it because Ms. Isabella scolded you a little?”

Behind her, she knew that Piers was glaring at them threateningly but the wisecracking boy just grinned archly until his twin, the plumper, softer-faced one, said cheerfully, “Don’t mind him. I’m Dominique and he’s Louis. He’s just jealous.’ And as the slim boy flushed and turned to him in a temper, he added, chuckling, “Cos Piers has got a sexy girlfriend and he doesn’t have one!’ Girlfriend? thought Hila, in amusement. A pretty blonde girl, who looked like an angelic version of the two boys standing in front of her, pushed past the two who had begun to shout and chase each other around the kitchen and stepped toward her. “I am Tara,’ she dimpled shyly and went on, “I am the third wheel. Th

Shrey said to herself, frustrated about whose wedding she should attend now. Both Louis and Reva looked at her with a done face, "Wow, this is what you care about?" Louis asked, "Oh, wait, if they get married, you both will be step-siblings; aw, what a cute little brother sister duo!" Shrey said, dramatically laughing it out. Louis stood and slowly went near Shrey and yelled, "Shut up, Shrey, just shut up in no fucking way you're helping us to cop up with this problem.

He grumbled in frustration. "I'm not going abroad—" "Not you," Louis quickly interrupted. "Not me?" Clara murmured softly. "Yeah," Louis let out a long breath, "my brother, Lucas. He went abroad and disappeared just like he did before. I haven't been able to reach him since yesterday, even for days now, and there's an important party at our house tonight. He always likes to cause trouble, and now I'm stuck because there's no way I can leave home and do the same thing he does."

The three of them had sworn to be brothers in private long ago, with Louis as the eldest, Archie as the second, and my father as the youngest. That fact had remained unknown until today when Archie mentioned it at dinner. In fact, only my adoptive parents and I hadn’t known about this. Atlas had long known the inside story, as did Ardie and Arnold. So, my parents felt a little uneasy, and they definitely felt like outsiders. But at the family banquet today, Archie, in his capacity as the eldest, sincerely thanked my adoptive parents, which left them feeling even more embarrassed. I couldn't help but wholeheartedly admire Louis himself. According to my father, he was a rare talent, with an ex

I demanded, my voice shaky and he smiled. “What’s wrong? Why is your voice shaky? Are you scared?” He demanded with a sly smile and the boys walked down, wondering who he was. “Kids, how nice of you… Triplets right?” Louis muttered and they stood beside each other, nodding innocently. “I’m Giovanni, this is my brother, Gerald and Ginny my sister. Who are you?” Gio had started with introductions and it made Louis smile wider. “I’m Louis, a close friend of your mom… Her friend right from childhood, I know your mom well, I know her too well” Louis replied, glancing at me with a shrewd smile and I wanted to hit him.

“Made by you. Tonight.” Elara laughed, relief spilling out of her. “Deal.” “Okay,” Nyra said slowly. “Hear me out. What if he’s your long-lost brother or something?” Elara blinked. “What?” Nyra shrugged. “I’m just saying. Stranger things have happened.” Elara shook her head, stunned but considering it. “I’ve thought about that,” she admitted. “But it doesn’t make sense. He wasn’t born here. And my parents aren't one the type to hide a lost son, I'd have heard about it”.