Novel & Cerita Nakaimo My Sister Is Among Them

She grinned cheekily. Her facade smile hides the pain in her heart. As she was looking at her unconscious sister. Suddenly, a tear escaped from her eye. She pitied her sister while looking at all the apparatus attached to Hana's body. "Please, wake up, sis." Her voice cracked upon saying those pleading words to her sister. "I can't lose you. Don't leave me alone… I need you here." Mariko wiped her tears away. Her eyes turned red as she remembered what had happened to her sister ten months ago.

“Sumico! Sumico! You really wanna let them give a death penalty to your elder sister, don’t you?” yelled Mrs. Yulia Kammal with her three-octave voice tune. “Elder sister? Just be honest to me, Mom… I know that she isn’t my elder sister…” mumbled Sumico staring at Wenny Kammal sadly as well as sorrowfully. Having heard that, both Mr. Andreas and Mrs. Yulia could merely bite their lower lips. Wenny Kammal didn’t utter anything. She carried on staring at her younger sister with her deadly stabbing eyesight as though she could have swallowed her younger sister wholly as well as entirely.

“The others have their warriors busy. Tap into the link and let’s find your sister.” I sighed, taking a breath once more, opening a one-way link to my sister. I could feel her panic. I could hear the muffled sounds of anger beyond the basement door. Noya and Wade know we’re here. Or at least they know Alpha Logan and Beta John are here with forces. “This way. She’s still in the basement. Noya and Wade are pissed as they know Logan and John are here.” I explained in a whisper leading the way. I followed the invisible link to my sister like Theseus following a string out of the labyrinth. It’s no Minotaur we may have to face but a pissed-off Noya. Worse yet, a Noya in heat. I shuddered at that

' I thought. I put my phone away and looked at the manager. He was going to push me into a corner, but I reiterated, "My name is Zacharias Grayheim, the brother of your boss, Selina Grayheim. I can't get through to her now. You can check her card, which has my photo and information linked to it." I thought that would be enough to handle this. It was straightforward. However, the manager did not verify anything. Instead, an ear-piercing laughter came tumbling out of his throat.

A group near the entrance turns as I walk up. Big guys—football jerseys, Lake Hamilton purple and gold. Eyes flashing amber under the morning sun. The alpha sophomore—Jake Howlson, I looked him up last night—steps forward. Broad shoulders, easy grin, but teeth too sharp, posture saying *this is my territory*. **Jake:** “Nakamura, right? Seras’s little brother?” Heads turn. Whispers ripple like wind through trees. I nod—keep it cool, shoulders back, chin up.

Cheers went up as the different clubhouses were mentioned. “And our Nomad Brothers. And sister. Hello, Dom. Please don’t kill anyone tonight. Especially me.” He waved at the woman with a blue Mohawk and multiple tattoos. “If you’re staying here tonight, I need to speak with you in the morning. If you’re leaving tonight, come see me before you leave. Please.” She nodded from where she was perched against a pool table. “Before Preacher comes to give the blessing, I would like to introduce you to my niece, Nessie. Come here, girl.”

Daniel says and I quickly grab the sheets to cover myself and him "No worry we see the bites on your neck know that hubby fuck good," one of my Aunties says and I turn bright red "Uhm Daniel these are my Aunties, Sakura, Aya, Ema, Himari, and Eiko, " I say pointing at each of them earning each to wave at him "Nice to meet you all," he says and I smile wishing for the world to swallow me whole right now "I never know you're into a white boy, Nina" Auntie Ema says and I groan hiding my face with the sheet

When I wanted to apply to art school for college, you said the family could only afford Jenna's medical treatments, so you told me to pick a cheaper major. Mom's expression changed. "Jenna's health was poor, so what if we looked after her a little more?" I nodded. "That's why you only need to look after her from today on." I took out a bank card and placed it on the stone table. "There's 300 thousand dollars on this card. Consider it repayment for giving birth to me and raising me. From now on, I have no parents or sister." "Heidi, you think you're too good for us now?" Dad snapped.

The rhythmic beats of additional heartbeats echoed from within, a testament to the precious lives they carried. He continued, "Leonora, Emiko, this is my niece, daughter of my deceased older brother, Kasumi." "Greetings, Kasumi," they said in unison with a sweet smile. I only nodded in response before turning at Uncle Hajime. "I must admit, uncle, I am pleasantly surprised to see you in good health," I remarked, my tone laced with a hint of sarcasm.