My Best Friends Sister นิยาย & เรื่องราว

He asked when I stopped to go to sit and I nodded. "Guess we will see each other a lot." He smiled, "I have the desk just right next to yours." Great how was I supposed to get over him now that he was right next to me, separated by just a plank. "Mr. romano?" Someone called him and he left to attend to her. "Oh my Gosh, girl, I see you hanging out with that hot newbie!" Stella Mark, my best friend from finance came to my desk and yelled. "He's off limits, he's my sister's man."

Dani played with her fingers before she started talking. “You how much I hate people knowing we are sisters,” Dani said and Ria laughed. “Yeah. I know how much you dislike it. You complain each time someone discovers” Ria said with a smile. “I hated it because I was scared people would compare us if they knew we were sisters. I had a sister who was a top-notch model, one of the most influential teenagers in New York, she’s a model, she has best friends and is a straight-A student. I was envious of you but I couldn’t dare get jealous” Dani said and Ria kept quiet.

“That’s not the point.” “Then what is?” “She’s my sister, man. My baby sister. And you— you’re supposed to be my best friend.” He nodded slowly. “I get it. But I didn’t plan it, Jordan. It just happened. She’s smart, funny, stubborn as hell. Kind of like someone else I know.” I glanced at him, half-smirking despite myself. “You comparing her to me?” “Hey, you both drive me insane,” he said, and for the first time that night, I laughed. Just a little.

"Are you really that clueless? I only befriended you because I have a crush on your brother. Just seeing him makes me wet. I thought being close to you would get me close to him, but I was wrong. He doesn't even notice me." Morticia was just a shadow, insignificant next to him. People even questioned if they were really siblings because they seemed so different. The only person who truly loved her for who she was was her best friend, who came from India, and though her family wasn't wealthy, she earned a scholarship to their high school. They had planned to go to the same college, but Morticia knew her mother wouldn't agree, especially since the school wasn't up to her standards. Still, Mort

He asks and there's a touch of amusement in his tone that pisses me off. "I'm saying if you're going to have a one night stand the least you could do is go to her place. Most women are more comfortable in their own home." I say harshly. He watches me for a moment before he tilts his head back to let out a roarous laugh that even startles Hank. I watch him, completely confused, until he calms down. "The woman you saw leave today was Jessie. My little sister. Definitely not a one night stand. And I would have introduced you if you hadn't been so rude." He says firmly and I feel all of the blood drain from my face, my previous righteous anger washed away by my embarrassment.

Her tiny fingers clutch his shirt as she turns her face and buries it against his shoulder, letting out a tired little whine. Niko chuckles softly, rubbing her back. "Okay, okay. We'll try again later, princess." I purse my lips, stifling a laugh. "I thought she'd be more excited to meet them." Mason smirks, his eyes flickering to Zuri. "She's probably just realizing she has to start sharing things now... like her favorite person." Carol smiles warmly. "Don't worry, she'll come around. I've got two younger sisters—used to drive me absolutely nuts, but they're my best friends now."

Just the mention of Thorne’s name makes my pulse spike and my heart skip. Fucking hell. I still hate him. Thorne Xandros was my brother’s best friend and the first man I ever have a crush on. But Alec always reminded me that Thorne is like our brother. He always smacked Thorne on the head if Thorne looked at me longer than he should. “She’s our sister, Thorne. Don’t forget that,” Alec always said to Thorne in situations like that. But I never wanted to be a sister to Thorne. I wanted something intimate.

Evelina presses a kiss to his cheek, then pulls me into a hug that lasts longer than I expected. "Text me when you land," she murmurs, her voice strained. "And if that man so much as breathes wrong in your direction, you come back. Immediately." I nod once. Firm. "Thank you. For everything. We'll visit soon." It's not just something I say. It's a promise. I won't let Gray take her away from me—not after she found me after looking for so long. She's my sister. My last living relative. And I need her in my life.

And spoke when it mattered. “So… you and Lily,” Jay said after a moment, sipping his drink. Maya looked confused. “What about us?” “You’re sisters, right? You’re always together.” She smiled. “No, we’re not related. Just Best friends.” Jay looked thoughtful. “Huh. I thought you were. Well, I ran into Esther again at that anniversary gala.” Maya blinked. “You were at the gala?” “Yeah. Just for a bit. She looked like she was in a rush. She said she was looking for you.”

she retorted, and we both laughed. Megan was my best friend since high school. Being so popular in school, I had so many people wanting to be my friend. And being raised properly, I befriended and welcomed every one of them. But my heart only belongs to my best friend, Megan. She was the only person I can consider my sister, as she knew and understand every single thing about me. She even knew about the current predicament my parents were acting in right now.