Novel & Cerita Rengoku's Brother

Even with Harvey York’s show of strength, Ryohei felt confident enough to defeat anyone as long as Julian York was not around. “Is that so? Harvey smiled. “Who’s Shuji Kubota to you?” “He’s my brother! We are the most outstanding disciples of the Abito Way! We…” he pridefully replied. “You’re even more useless than him.” Harvey stomped on the ground, immediately cutting off Ryohei’s reply. Crack! A tile flew out in a flash. Ryohei’s expression changed. He instinctively tried to unsheathe his longsword. But the moment he did, his pupils expanded when he stood frozen in place.

Ding Hao also nodded at him and said with a smile, "Just call me Ding Hao." "Okay, then I'll call you brother although you look much younger than me. I'll call you Brother Ding, hahaha..." Rong Zun was obviously very straightforward and unpretentious. Then, he looked directly at his eldest son, Rong Fu, and said with a smile, "Fu, then you'll have to call Brother Ding uncle from now on!"

Zero wanted to go with but he was under strict orders by Zia to stay in Ren's shadow to report. Only way he could disobey that order is if it Ren said something. Which was not going to happen with Ren looking quite sleepy as he walked. Retsu and Setsu were still accompanying him. The two had such an add bloodline, Ren wanted to thrash himself for not catching beforehand. The two were one in the same but able to separate into two different entities. Natsu was the actual brother of the two fused. Unlike his brother, his other half was killed before Ren met them in the shoreline. He couldn't bring him back with out recovering the body of the other or until reaching the Reformation Realm for his

The little omega had told him about his shop, the Shu gumi, and his new brother, TsuYa. Every time he mentioned his "brother" Tsu, the gleam of bliss would appear. He could already foresee the dark look of the Wei family heir. The man is absolutely possessive. Only the Rong heir was able to go near the brother's sibling. Brother Tsu was absolutely delightful to have as a company. He would take care of the cafe while I worked in the pantry. Then he would help me manage my finances and make sure I had nutritious food in my fridge. "Brother Tsu is really great.” He babbled happily. He remembered how much help his brother Tsu had given him.

The kind of silence that feels alive like it’s mocking you for still holding on. Then my phone beeped. For a split second, I thought it was James with an update. But no it was from Lord Renji. I opened it fast, hoping for something, anything that made sense. TEXT FROM LORD RENJI: “Jay’s brothers are the ones causing this.” I froze. Brothers? What the hell was he talking about? Jay didn’t have brothers. He was Richard Hale’s only son. And Lena she was his only sister. Unless… I pushed away from my desk, the chair scraping violently across the floor.

“Do you have a boyfriend?” “You like asking a lot of questions, don't you?” “So, it's a yes?” “No.” “I thought that Rengoku was. You guys seem to be a little too close for friends.” “That's because we've been neighbours for two years.” “Oh. Do you have any siblings?” “No.” She was about to say that Tis was basically her sister but stopped herself. “What about you?” “I have an older brother. Even though we fight most of the time, we get along. But in a weird way.”

On the day of the wedding, he had a gift sent over. The same twenty-three-carat pink diamond. The one he'd paid six million for. My father walked me down the aisle. He was about to hand me to Vitale. His expression was a little heavy, and he sighed. "They're both Medici sons. But Victor is the one who'll inherit." "I hear he sat through his own reception with a face like stone. He drank silently right after the opening dance. Didn't look like a happy groom." "What is it with you two? How did it end up like this?"

“None of the donations will reach the children.” A sharp laugh bubbled up—I bit it back, pretending to steady myself. “You shouldn’t say things like that,” I whispered. “But it’s the truth,” he said with a shrug. “And truth doesn’t disappear just because wolves are uncomfortable.” Before I could answer, Damon appeared. My ex-mate. Aric’s brother. My past. His jaw was tight, eyes storm-dark. “Really, Selene? Dancing with my brother? You want to start rumors?” I met his gaze evenly. “I’m not your Luna anymore. I can dance with whoever I want.”

“I don't have any more wolfsbane right now, and honestly, buying it from the black market has become difficult. Father has placed a ban on it and is arresting all the sellers, so I can't get any more.” “And besides...” He straightened, a mischievous grin spreading across his face. “Poisoning him would be too boring.” He gritted his teeth, his eyes blazing with resentment. “My brother is so arrogant and annoying that I think death would be too merciful for him. To make things more interesting, I want him alive. I want him to watch me take everything away from him so he can feel ten times the pain I've felt since childhood while he took everything that ever belonged to me.” A small smile secre

Right in front of me stood the man from the night, the one who took his time to ruin me in and out even if I could barely recall his name. I thought my heart had already gone through its strain this week, but nothing could have prepared me for what I heard next. “Please meet Ezekiel– my brother,”