Nami Sister Novels & Stories

I ask. “Wrong isn't the word, my dear. Your sister was a menace at the agency. She was too proud to listen to teachings and thought that she was the best and didn't need any guidance. She was arrogant, bossy and was never satisfied with the role she was to play.” Amanda says. “And I'm guessing the role she wasn't allowed to play was becoming the main model?” Grace now sips on her white wine. I also turn to look at Amanda and watch her nod her head in agreement.

Mother cooed, showering her with praise, something she’d never done for me. It was always strange how different Nina and I looked despite being sisters. She was the family’s pride. She had long, glossy black hair cascading down her back, flawless skin, bright almond-shaped eyes, and a slim, graceful figure. Nina seemed to light up every room she entered. She seemed to have everything, even Nathan, the soon-to-be Alpha, as her boyfriend. Everyone believed Nina and Nathan, the future Alpha, would end up as mates. They were so in love it was almost sickening.

"I'm not butting in in someone else's business, she's a member of AMAM which makes her my sister and she is also the lover of my best friend." "I'm sorry, AMAM? As in mama spelt backwards?" Chris questioned. "A Million And More. That's what we are."

one of the girls said behind me “Naya is the former Beta's sister and she's very good in combat. She's going to crush you.” I shouldn't have stayed here. I should have gone to look for Nora.

she repeated, her voice steady. “I don’t have a sister. I don’t have a mother. I never had one…” I trailed off, swallowing hard as the last part of my sentence hung heavy in the air. I closed my eyes again, wishing I could shut out this nightmare. “I am your older sister, Cam—Nia. Don’t you remember?” Her voice was filled with desperation, and when I opened my eyes, I saw her staring at me with a look that sent chills down my spine. “No,” I whispered, shaking my head. “I don’t remember anything from the age of seven.” The truth spilled out, and Diana’s face softened into a sad smile.

My hair has an amazing glow, and it catches the light beautifully. I turn around, absolutely feeling myself. "Thank you, but how am I ever going to keep the two of you apart? I mean, even your voices sound the same." Niamh or Aine chuckles. "I'm Aine, and you can tell us apart by our nail polish. My sister always uses soft and bright colors and I like to go a bit darker, my voice is also a little bit deeper." Aine says.

“No. I am someone else’ woman now. I must stay loyal to the man I love” As I stared at my sister through the lens of a Martian keeper, she still looked so pretty, despite the scattered hair and the soaked wet clothes on her skin. Over the years when I was secretly watching her growing up into a beautiful woman, I saw that she had all the looks of our Father. We both shared the same brown colored hair and eyes, but our features were very different. I was suppose to resent Nami for merging his body and soul with mine, but considering the advantages he brought into my life, it turned out as a second chance for me to rectify my mistakes. Without Nami in me, I wouldn’t have found the courage to a

After long minutes of breathless anticipation, she finally nods. “Good. Start talking, please.” My heart thuds wildly against my ribcage as I lean against the opposite wall while Aunt Ophelia plays with her fingers. Finally, she gets her tears under control and looks up at me; “You have a sister, Amani. A twin sister. And her name is Amanda Williams, but she currently goes by the name Amanda Travis.” Her words hit me like a blow to the teeth, bringing pain, shock and confusion all at once. My knees weaken and I slide against the smooth wall until my ass meets the cold floor.

I opened the door and walked out and faced the reporters. “Hello everyone, thanks for your concern. My brother-in-law has gambled away my younger sister’s two houses, which includes my wedding fund of a million dollars. “I lent them five hundred thousand dollars a few years ago, and they did not even repay a single cent to me. No matter how much money I have, it’ll never be enough for this black hole. “Besides, I was switched at birth with my younger sister. We are not related. Everyone, please be my witness today. From today onwards, I will cut ties with her officially.”

Calanthe stood up, muttering something under her breath before she walked to her room, but not before casting me a small smirk with a slight twitch of her lips. “You know how it is, Naidira. Sit.” My father gestured to the chair where Calanthe had sat a while ago. My legs wobbled as I collapsed heavily on the seat. “Explain.” One word. But the weight it carried was evident. My father had this blank on his face. Like I was supposed to just get it. That the man who could be my mateㅡ the one I had waited for such a long timeㅡ was betrothed to my sister.