Pagmamahal Sa Kapatid 소설 & 이야기

Biglang sumakit ang ulo niya. “Anak, alagaan mo ang kapatid mo. Responsibilidad ng mga tao ang kanilang mahal sa buhay. At dahil panganay ka, responsibilidad mo ang nakababatang kapatid mo. ‘Wag na ‘wag mo siyang pababayaan kapag wala na ako.”

My Mom brought her palms together and began to applaud me in the most sarcastic manner possible. “Mom–” I froze up, not sure what to say or react , my father was shaking his head from side to side like I was the greatest disappointment to exist on the planet. Isn't this what you wanted? For somebody to acknowledge your stupidity? Well I'm applauding you now so you should be happy right?” I gripped the arm of the couch, my head growing light and dizzy. Of course I did not expect my strict parents to embrace me in their arms and tell me that everything was going to be alright. Our relationship has always been too strained to hope for that much but this…

She laughed lowly once again. Hindi niya alam kung bakit nagkagaganito siya ng sobra ngunit ang alam lang niya, may kinalaman dito ang ‘napakamamahal niyang ‘kapatid’ at ang napakakamamahal niyang pamilya. Her lips curved upwards as a sarcastic light flash through her eyes.

“You said she, direct quote, ‘knew every passenger with an upside-down pineapple on their cabin door’ after that cruise.” “Yeah, and not because she liked fruit.” “Oh, I think there was probably some eating of—” “Don’t.” Scott held up a warning index finger. “What I’m saying is, you just got out of an engagement. I know what you’re like on the rebound. And she will decimate your heart. She’s brutal.” “I like that kind of confidence,” I needled him. “It’s sexy.” “I know you’re fucking with me,” he prefaced his statement, “but I’m serious. She’s my sister. I love her, and I would bust anyone’s face in a heartbeat if they hurt her. But it’s more likely you would get hurt.”

"You have no idea how badly I've been wanting you, after that night I looked for you when I woke up, but you disappeared and now you're married to my brother." "It was supposed to be one night of fun." I argued weakly. "No." He shook his head, "You can say that and convince yourself that you don't feel what I'm feeling, but I'll be here to change your mind." "I'm married now, and to your brother, don't you see how wrong it'll be." I protested. "I don't care about how Rolland feels." Xavier replied stubbornly. "Just know that I won't stop, I want you back, I want you to be mine." He took a step forward, making me instinctively take one back. "And I'll find a way."

Her words were gentle, but her gaze lingered on my sister's face, filled with a pity that made my skin crawl. I jerked my hand away, and Mom's expression turned ugly. She obviously disapproved.. "I have three pups, but you're the only one who's so spoiled," she said, her words cutting deep. With that, she swept my sister into her arms and stormed off. Spoiled; that's what she called my desperate attempts to be loved, to be seen. I used to be the one who'd beg for attention, who'd do anything to be noticed, because deep down, I knew I wasn't likable.

Then, it looked like a wrong thing to do but now it is perfect. I have him, my children, and my friends. They are my family. All these couldn't have been possible if I didn't marry ‘my sister's husband’

Sabay dapot ng kutsilyo ko at akmang sasaksakin sya. "Handa na ko anak.Kung iyan ang magpapasaya sa pinaka mhal kong anak sige." Lalo ko pang idiniin sa dibdib nya ang kitsulyo "Alm mo kung gaano ako kasaya ng makita ko kayong masaya ng mga kapatid mo?" "Sobrang saya.Dahil sawakas nagbunnga naren ang pagmamahal ko sa ina nyo." Patuloy paren sa pag bagsak ang luha nya at luha ko.

She warned furiously, "You mooch off my darling, so you'd better show him some respect! Otherwise, you can forget about marrying my cousin. You don't deserve him!" I let out an exasperated laugh and scoffed. "How great is that cousin of yours that I should marry him?" Maya seemed to misunderstand me and thought I was swayed. Looking proud, she bragged, "Sam has a postgraduate degree and gets paid extremely well. You should be glad that I'm letting you marry him. He doesn't mind it even if you're lazy. All you need to do is serve him well and give him a son." I turned away, wanting to continue kicking the bathroom door.

I can take in all kinds of insults, but it hurts more when it comes from your parents. "Can't you take a look at your elder sister and the wonders she is doing? She is doing so well and great! Why can't you be like her? Why can't you take her footsteps? Why are you so different and stubborn-headed? Your sister never disobeys me, she listens to me all the time and that's the reason why she became so big and great. Very soon, we will start distributing wedding invitation cards for her. I set her up with the governor's son and now, their relationship is going so smoothly and I am also trying to do the same for you, but you're being so adamant."