Night With My Sister Novels & Stories

He quickly recalled Cameron saying something about a wheelchair, it would be disastrous if he called that sister. Cameron got up again with a frown on his face, “Call…Liza,” he stuttered, reaching for the bartender's arm. “I want to… see.. Li.. za. She sings… here. Call… Li…za.” he slumped back down on the chair and rested his head on the table. Soon after, he started to snore.

“Do you really think I’m about to let you walk out of here at this hour, especially when you look like that? What kind of a brother do you think I am?” But surprisingly, Kia struggled against my grip, not wanting to turn around and come back inside once again. Unexpectedly, Night grabbed my hand and whispered, “Maybe she doesn’t want other people to hear her problems. She just wants to talk to her brother in private, Kai. And us being here isn't helping.” Then, Night turned to the others, and spoke louder so they could all hear him. “Guys... I think we should call it a night and get back home. Let Kai talk to his sister in private.”

In the middle of the night? I hung up on my sister.

"How are you doing? And more importantly, How was your night?" I could hear my sister giggling in the background, as she was probably overhearing the whole conversation that was going on between my mother and me. It was quite hard for me to understand what exactly I needed to reply to them. If only they knew that the night had happened in a blur to me. It was simply hard for me to understand what I had done at night that could have made her suddenly run out on me. "Well… pretty steamy," I said and cleared my throat, hoping that I wasn't speaking too loud for her to hear. "It was quite a wedding night for me..."

Zeus: The night was the longest night I have had all my life. I didn't feel like sleeping, not that but sleep didn't come, I wanted to sleep and wake up tomorrow thinking it was just one of my nightmares but I couldn't go to bed when my sister's heart was shattered, although our dad was still alive but it felt like it's just the two of us.

Dominic was always bragging about how he got away with his crime without his uncle knowing it. “Dominic? That’s Alpha Dominic to you!” she sneered. “That’s enough!” Dominic’s voice roared. “I’m still not an alpha, yet. The ceremony will be this evening.” The woman looked at him in disbelief. “You raised my voice at me?” She looked like she was going to cry. What a sensitive bitch. “I am the beta’s daughter! How could you treat me like I am your slave?” the woman cried. “You are starting a fight,” Dominic retorted.

Lucas said and everyone was surprised. " You won't dare, Maya goes nowhere with you". Jayden said angrily. "And who are you to stop me? She is my sister and I have every right over her". He replied. " And you think I will allow you to come close to her?". "You can't stop me Jayden, if I had known sooner that she was my sister, I would have ended whatever relationship between the two of you, no sister of mine would be in this family". Lucas said and they stared hard at each other.

Messy. Heat crept up her neck. "Right. Yeah. Rough night." "Friend visit?" "Best friend. We stayed up too late drinking wine and talking about wedding planning." "Ah. The infamous girls' night." He leaned against the cubicle wall. Relaxed. Comfortable in his own skin. "Those can be brutal. My sister had one before her wedding. I heard crying and laughing at two AM through the walls. Terrifying." Despite everything, Leighton smiled. "That sounds about right."

I'm a grown tax-paying man that has feelings for his big sister. FRANK: hey u up? SADIE: yeah why would I be asleep at 2 in the damn morning? FRANK: only losers sleep at this time SADIE: lol FRANK: can u bring me a glass of water? SADIE: kk Beams of light shine through the edges of my door. Sadie's room is across from mine so the light from hers shines through. It was comforting to me when mom got really bad. When I saw the lights at night I knew Sadie opened her door and it made me feel good. I hear her gentle footsteps grow closer and closer. She softly slides and rubs my closed door and I smile. Her footsteps become distant as she walks down the stairs. My door slowly opens my mood instan

The door closed softly behind him, leaving me alone in the vast bed. I sat there for hours, the champagne warming untouched, candles guttering low. Sleep evaded me as my mind replayed the incident in loops. How he'd ditched me without a backward glance, speeding off into the night. Why? Why care that much for my twin sister? Doubts crept in like shadows. Victor had always been attentive to family, charming Mom and Dad from the start. But with Addie... there were moments. Lingering looks at family dinners? No, I was imagining it.