Seventeen Siblings Novels & Stories

she explained. "Is that so? I almost believed it," I admitted. She giggled. "My brother likes to play mysterious. But, yes, there are seven of us siblings, but not all of us look like him." "Really? So there's some truth to it even though it's far from reality," I said. She thought for a moment. "Well, let's just say they're our half-siblings from my dad's second marriage. We're only three full siblings from our mom, and the other four are from my dad's new wife. They're step-siblings, technically."

I asked. "You're my family, Theo," Benji stated. "You and Daxton are the siblings I never had and I don't need anything else." Benji came from a big family. Like parents, grandparents, and ten plus kids, including Benji. His parents got sick before he joined the service and met me. From what he told me, his older siblings cut and left him to take care of their parents until they passed. He was only sixteen at the time, but his siblings treated their parents like a burden.

I slowly lift the silver star necklace out of the black box, having flashbacks from the day I lost it fill my head. (A/N: in step brother, I briefly explained in the earlier chapters that Jack used to bully amber all throughout high school, years before they were actually step siblings. This is why they "hated" each other prior to them moving in with each other. This is important, so keep this in mind) *Flashback to sophomore year of high school* Annoyance fills my body as my eyes land on Jack's from the end of the hall. I immediately choose to focus my attention elsewhere as I continue to walk through the spacious hallways alongside Nina.

~SELENE I am Selene, and I’m one half of a pair of twins. My brother, Kingdom, and I are sixteen years old, and we’re the children of Alpha Kieran and Luna Storm. Growing up in our pack has been an adventure, and I wouldn’t trade it for anything. Kingdom and I are different in many ways, but our bond is unbreakable.

"You don't have to worry. I'll be leaving in the morning tho. I'm not going home straight. I have to stop by a gift shop to get something for my siblings. They will surely throw a tantrum if I come home empty-handed." "How many siblings do you have?" Brian couldn't help but ask. "Three. Katie's in college and my younger twin brothers, James and David are in high school." Brian nodded as he took in the information. "They must be so proud to have you as their elder sibling." Vee smiled. "Maybe."

"Every time I see you, you're even more beautiful than I remember." "I'm almost thirty-three," she reminded him, feeling positively ancient. "Just another few weeks until my birthday. My youngest brother just got married, and my oldest has a two-month-old little girl. My younger sister's been married for a year, and now they're talking about having a baby. That leaves just me and Sam as the singles in the family." Summer was the middle of the five Holiday siblings while Sam was second oldest.

We had no idea she had been observing us all along. “Relax Hayley. Their parents will be getting Married in no time so obviously, yes, they're gonna be step siblings. Isabel is not actually bothered about anything, okay. She's only having a slight headache and as for them exchanging glances at each other. Gosh! Are you kidding me? Can't a person stare at their siblings? Is something wrong with that, Hayley?” Bonnie remarked and clarified and I felt a little relaxed and better. Derek was speechless all along; His eyes were still on me and I was doing all I can to avert my gaze from him.

With four younger siblings, they’d taken on the protective brother roles from the very beginning, especially when Jubilee had been going through cancer treatments as a young girl. Mark, the third oldest, had preferred his own company and had left Fair Haven for his own kind of haven on a ranch down south; Lizzie, the fourth eldest, had been too pretty and talented for her own good, but she’d run off to pursue her musical dreams right after high school and after she’d broken up with Trent Younger; Seth, the fifth eldest and Lizzie’s twin, had been inseparable from his twin until they’d parted ways after high school when he’d joined the Marines; and then Jubilee, the sixth and youngest, was th

he asked. “It is the person's duty, Mitsuhide. You know, be fruitful and multiply. Notice how big the families are? Normally there are seven to eight kids sometimes more, some less but they aren’t like families outside where there are two to three kids. Your oldest brother, Sarien, had a big family. I think it was ten or so. Your next brother, Mesotue, had four kids. His daughter was my friend, Sabine,” She stated as they pulled up to the apartment complex. He sat there as he was adjusting to this new information. “I have three siblings and over twenty nieces and nephews?” he asked.

Far away from anyone, especially my siblings. I was born in a family with seven step-siblings. According to them, I was the fifth son just by a couple years. The other seven were full siblings. They shared the same mother while mine was a concubine and was treated very poorly by the main wife. Children tend to mimic their parents, and soon my loving siblings bullied me as well. At first, it was simple pranks. Then it turned violent with some punches and beatings. As we got older, the jokes became more murderous. I was no longer a brother or peasant. I was called a monster and half-breed.