Seventeen Siblings Novels & Stories

“Ah, so Jaiden has conveniently neglected to mention that he has more older siblings than just Tristan? It's intriguing to think about what other secrets he might be hiding from his companions.” Alexis cast a teasing glance at Haiden, a mischievous grin playing on her lips. However, deep down, she understood that Jaiden had never truly embraced his role as the baby of the family. The very thought of it made him uneasy, and his name, which was merely a letter inspired by the names of her twins, only deepened his feelings of inadequacy. Jaiden wrestled with an inferiority complex, burdened by the weight of being the youngest among a family of accomplished siblings.

Turns out that being a princess is quite nice. “Renea, we have a group of five brothers, do you want to join in? I will add you.” Richard asked, holding his phone. Renea hesitated for a moment then said, “Okay.” “Okay, then I will add you,” Richard was excited and immediately added Renea to the group. Daron: “Renea?” Renea: “Yes!” Daron changed the name of the group to ‘Brother and Sister’s Group of Six.’

Maeve “What the fuck are you guys doing?” I let out after finding all my siblings. When I say all of them. I mean all eight of them. They somehow snuck out of the main house while I was talking with my moms and dad. “Sister, what does it look like that we are doing?” I knew the brat Harmony would be the first to speak. I glared at her before turning the same expression to the others. “You all do know that I am the one thing that links all eight of you, right? How can you leave me out?”

Summer’s pov The rest of the day was chaotic, i was barely able to walk thanks to how rough Trey was, in his words, he was trying to show i was his. I regretted doing this, I didn't care if we were mates but now we were siblings… step-siblings, I needed to back away from doing anything that could ruin my mother’s marriage, her happiness mattered a lot to me. “Hey!” Audrey's voice echoed behind me, my body froze in shock as I pulled Trey’s jacket tighter around me and turned to her with a small smile. “You didn’t go home?”

"Really. It's lonely being an only child. You have five siblings, right?" "Yes, and they're a pain in the ass." Despite his words, she could tell he said that with affection. "I'm in the middle: two older brothers, and then two younger sisters and one younger brother." "What was it like, having that many siblings?" "Loud." He smiled, remembering. "Crazy. You never had any privacy. Me, Harrison and Caleb were always wrestling and getting into trouble, and then Seth joined us when he was older. The girls got into their own kind of trouble, although Lizzie would wrestle with us and then scream and cry when she lost. She was a brat." He smiled fondly.

However, deep down, they had lost their wills, too. On the third day, the burliest of the group gave a sad smile and whispered, "Brothers, sisters... although our father isn't something I can choose. In next life, I hope to be all of your eldest brother again." Chen eyed him silently. What followed was a heartfelt confession from each of the siblings. From there, Chen knew that all of them were half-siblings. Same father but different mothers and with the way they painted the picture of their father, he should be dead and his method of seeding such a great harvest of kids should be easy to infer, too.

’’ Camellia told them and standing up to get things for them. ‘’We would come back for that later.’’ they both said in unison and increased their pace before they are called again. I totally understood how they want to play and have fun with their friends outside of school, but their mom would never permit that. Zach was sixteen and a senior in high school while Catherine was thirteen and a junior. They are very respectful and intelligent kids and I’ve grown to love and care for them like we were related, their mom was everything a big sister could be to me and I didn’t mind seeing her kids as my niece and nephew since I hadn’t any.

It was obvious that Bree looked up to her sister and valued her opinion above all else so when I got her stamp of approval I was elated. My family on the other hand had not warmed up to her just yet. My parents were nice enough to her but I could tell that they were holding their affection back. I think that they assumed that our relationship would come to an end sometime during the summer. My dad had actually sat me down and had a talk with me about how most high school relationships don’t last past the first semester of college and that I should prepare myself for that possibility.

“I didn’t... wow! Seven boys. All around your age?” I couldn’t help but laugh, the irony was not lost on me. “Yeah. It’s… a lot, to say the least. Caspian’s the oldest, and then there’s Lucas, Dev, Harry, Neel, Ian, and Alex. The youngest is still in high school. He is in the final year.” Margaret’s eyebrows shot up, her eyes gleaming with a mixture of surprise and amusement. “My, my, Katherine. Seven young men in one house? And all of them are like those two? Tall, muscular, and handsome, I imagine?”

Reserved, but genuine. "You must be Aurora," she said, coming forward. "I am Vivienne. Welcome." I managed a small, cautious nod. She didn't try to embrace me or force familiarity. She simply studied me for a moment with calm interest, then stepped aside so the others could approach. "These are your siblings," my father announced. Five of them stood in a loose group near the entrance, ranging from about twelve to eighteen. Rowen was already with us. So these were my half-siblings from Vivienne?