Marriage With Your Brother Novels & Stories

Then, it looked like a wrong thing to do but now it is perfect. I have him, my children, and my friends. They are my family. All these couldn't have been possible if I didn't marry ‘my sister's husband’

It felt right and I want him to hold me again. He walks slowly and sits down beside me. He's warm, and I want to rest against him. But he won't like that. He let his brother have me. “Nobody can know.” His words are flat, matter of fact. “I can’t be with you. I can’t stop this marriage. I can't . . .” I had to have been expecting it. He let me marry his brother, for goddess’ sake but tears began to burn my eyes. He pauses for a long time, before he sighs. “No one can know we're mates.”

I knew she wouldn't help me if I had told her I and my husband were looking for a surrogate baby mama, so I told her we just needed a maid. "No, I'm not," I shrug, and she scoffs and leans forward. "Have you lost it, Alicia? This man we are talking about here was your brother-in-law... He is your husband's fucking brother!" She snaps at me. "Ex-husband..." "Even so. You are going to get married to someone you were married to his brother before? Are you kidding me?" Her eyes narrow as she shrieks for the second time. "Come on, Jenny, stop making a mountain out of nothing, ok? There's nothing wrong with getting married to my ex-husband's brother, ok? I am no more married to his brother..."

He's so arrogant just because he's getting along with Bestie now huh? “Married right away? Can't I have a boyfriend first? Let me experience having a boyfriend before getting married.” I said annoyed to my brother. He just grinned, while Bestie chuckled softly. “How can you experience that if you reject all your suitors? Tsk tsk tsk.” My brother blamed me. Wow! He knows? He's updated? I didn't know that.

I clenched my fists, my nails digging deep into my palms. His face blanched further, and he avoided my gaze. "Ross just got married, and his wife is pregnant—their expenses are piling up. My parents mentioned his low salary, and as the older brother, I couldn't just sit back. They're right. Siblings should have each other's backs." I leaned against the wall to keep myself from collapsing, the ridiculousness of it all hitting me like a slap in the face. I'd poured everything I had into building our home, while he was dumping money into his brother's never-ending pit.

He has to wait for her patiently until then. Marriage in itself is a big thing. And being married to your brother in law whom your sister is about to get married in a few months is a huge blow to anyone. And Eva is soft-hearted. He is sure the guilt of it all might be eating at her conscience. But he doesn't regret marrying her. He loves her deeply and she is it for him. There is no way he can imagine marrying someone else in this lifetime.

“Fuck you. I can’t go through do that. Knowing her father and Jasper are power-hungry, I feel like I’m gonna fail her again. I won’t let it happen.” “Then you made the right decision.” “I hope so. I hope she’s not a pain in the ass.” “Can’t be just you, brother. It should be one way or another.” “Fuck you. Get out before I run away and never show up on my wedding fucking day.” “It’s fine by me. I will be marrying your fiancee.” An utmost overpowering outrage gripped me. The words marrying and fiancee in one sentence made me see red. An unfamiliar possessiveness shocked me that even my own brother I wanted to wring his neck.

“Ahh, quite the romantic, are you? Your brother doesn’t seem to share your sentiments though.He chose honor over love. It must be grand, doesn't it?” “I do not share my younger brother’s pledge of honor. I want to find my soulmate is what you call it? How can you consummate a marriage if the only feeling you have towards your bride is honor? I want passion and I have yet to find my equal.” “How can you find your equal when you can’t indulge in any carnal activities without marrying the woman you compromise. You are not allowed premarital activities, aren’t you?”

Ethan protested. Leo winced. He'd been trying not to think about that part of it. “Maybe he was coerced, or tricked,” Leo said. “I don't know. I just know I can't banish my own brother. I can't give up on him.” “Yeah. I get that he's the only family you had after the Rogues killed your parents,” Ethan said. “But you have a new family now. A mate, and an heir on the way. You have to think of their safety.”

He stepped back one more time, his jaw tight, fists clenched at his sides. "What the hell do you mean you're still married to my brother, huh?" Liam snapped. His voice cut through the air like a blade. Sharp. Bitter. Loud enough that a couple people outside the bar turned to stare. I folded my arms, chin high, and let the words roll off my tongue like I’d been waiting to say them. “What else do you think I mean, Liam? Your stupid brother didn’t even notice I used the wrong signature on the divorce papers — not the one I signed on our marriage certificate. The legal one.”