Matty B Sister Novels & Stories

I had actually been revived. I wanted nothing more than to sprout wings and fly straight to my mate's side. But just as I turned down a small path, a familiar voice drifted toward me. "Mama, can sister not come home today either?" I froze mid-step, instinctively looking over. Why was Ethan calling my sister Stella "mama"? After the storm, the air had turned cool. I saw my mate Ryan and my sister Stella sitting together, with Stella holding Ethan in her arms while my parents sat nearby, smiling warmly.

“Matty let her go." Alex said pulling Matt's hand from Bethany’s collar. "She speaks shit" Matt said. "You speak shit. How can you say Alexie isn't my brother." Bethany said. "MATT LET HER GO." Alex yelled and Matt left others collar. "Alex she...." "Shut up." Alex shouted at him. "Alexie, Matty said you are not my brother and I should never meet you. He said you hate me because I fought with him." Bethany complained.

“This is your sister. Her name is Maren. She’s three weeks old and she screams all night and sleeps all day. She has your father’s temper and your mother’s stubbornness and she is the loudest baby in Blackthorn.” I pressed my lips against Maren’s head. “I love her so much it hurts to breathe.” Dax was kneeling beside me with his hand on the stone and his eyes were wet. He kept looking from the baby in my arms to the name on the stone and back again like he was trying to hold both of them at once. “She would have loved you,” Dax said to the stone. “You would have been the best big brother. You would have carried her around on your shoulders and taught her how to shift and driven me insane.”

How much difference between the Theresa I had been and the Theresa I had been tonight, who had just passed two wild days with Damien and found his name plastered across the front page of a tabloid. Merilee poked her head around the door. “Hey, sister, sorry if I was such a jerk. Had Matt talked to her? I gave him back the standard brotherly response. “Okay, you couldn't help it. We share a half smile. My sisters and I loved each other down to our little finger.

The resemblance between the two is undeniable, but Matt has darker eyes than Amber. "What are you doing here?" he asks as soon as he sees me. "I came for your sister," I say. He purses his lips. He looks slightly upset. "I heard what happened. Dad didn't tell me anything about it. He made the decision behind my back, but Amber told me everything." "Where is she?" I ask him. "We need to talk." Matt looks me firmly in the eye. He seems to be trying to decide something vital. "I didn't like you at first," he says sincerely.

But then he glanced in my direction. “My sister.” I gasped and snapped a look in his direction. “What?” I asked, shocked. “Don’t get the wrong idea,” he said sharply. “Matt is my sister’s child. I’m his uncle.” Realization dawned on me; Matt wasn’t actually Gavin’s son. That’s why his identity has been kept out of the limelight for so long! “What happened to your sister?” I asked.

Admonishing my brother, absolving me of my duties; no, this wouldn’t go well at all. "You get girls?" Matt challenged, looking up at him with renewed awe. "Tons; student body president, remember? Now, if you promise to lay off your sister, I'll share my secrets with you." Matt thought it over for a moment then nodded eagerly. Had it really been that easy? The scepticism remained in my mind. Immature as my brother often tended to be, I didn’t know he’d begun to have any sort of interest in girls but the promise of getting some really lit a fire in him, one I hadn’t seen in a while.

“When's the party again?” From my peripheral vision, I see her glance at her watch. “We have four hours left and you know that Matt won't wait for us.” Matt is Maya's elder brother and my childhood crush. Over the years, I thought that he was my mate because anytime he was close to me, my stomach fluttered and I got heart palpitations, until he found his mate last year. I was really heartbroken. He's the reserved type as opposed to my best friend. Where Maya is the flame, Matt is the water that quenches it.

I said. Killian exhaled slowly and pushed off the wall and put his arms around me and I leaned into him for a moment, not long, just enough to absorb the steadiness he was offering, and then I straightened and he let me go because we both understood that there was still work to do and the work could not wait. We walked back toward the operations room together to find Tyler and begin the logistics, and we had been moving for less than two minutes when my phone rang again. It was Lydia, my stepmother.

"Well, you shouldn't. He's here to help. I know he can be intimidating, but you have nothing to worry about. You know you'll have a job here. I promise." Lucy blinked in surprise, her tears clearing. "I'm not worried about my job. I'm worried about you!" "Me?" "Yes, you. I've seen the way you look at him." Mattie jerked her hands away. "I don't know what you're talking about." "You like him." "Of course I like him." She shoved her hands into her pockets, hoping their tremble hadn't given away her lie. "He's Jessica's brother. What's not to like?"