Sibling Rivalry Patreon Novels & Stories

“You and Levi are so fancy with your business world.” “It’s going amazingly, actually. The CFO really likes me and my partner is amazing and brilliant.” “Nathaniel?” Levi asked. “You hate him.” “Who’s Nathaniel?” Karlie questioned. “He’s her sister’s brother. They’re not related at all. But they’ve had this insane rivalry their entire lives. They’re always arguing, it’s absolutely nutty!” “Oh wow, that must be interesting.” Sergio laughed. “How horrible is this young man?” “He’s not that bad.” I said defensively. “Nathaniel is actually incredibly brilliant.”

To hear if she had any valuable reason why she abandoned me in the hands of her sister who did nothing but make my life miserable. "You have two minutes!" I kicked my legs out of her hands and shifted away from her. "The Patrons... The people that created the Predator... They wanted to make my child into something that could destroy the Predator..." "She's doing a nice job destroying him." I pointed out, almost laughing. Yeah, destroying him by cozying up to him and accepting the matebond. Even going as far as getting pregnant for him and carrying his child. Destroying him, my ass.

I replied, clicking my tongue and looking out the window. Jade McLaughlin was my rival in the game I was playing. Although my family is rich, and I am already privileged because of it, maintaining fame was not always easy, especially when I had an arch-enemy like that girl. Our follower numbers always fluctuated; sometimes she had a hundred thousand more followers than me, and other times it was me; she always did everything she could to defeat me, getting advertising contracts before I did, even getting exclusives; She was practically doing everything for me to defeat and overcome me, and on top of that, that idiot Kris was always threatening me that he would exchange me with that bitch if

I looked up at Gavin; his jaw was tight, and I knew he was doing everything in his power to keep himself and his wolf under control. “He can’t do that, can he?” I asked, my voice barely above a whisper. “No,” Gavin said through his teeth. “He can’t.” “Gavin Landry’s business is crumbling, and my father is doing everything he can to save it,” Noah continued. “With this added income of a new section of the territory, along with your support and donations, we can ensure that it remains running and properly. All of this is because of my sister, Lila. She’s already accomplished so much, and she’s not even officially the Luna yet. Imagine what she can accomplish once that title is officially hers?

The thought was intoxicating. Damario sneered, his eyes flashing with anger. "Does it look like your daddy owns this pool? What gives you the right to tell me to leave?" he shot back. I should've felt a spark of satisfaction at getting under his skin, but it was overshadowed by my own rage. Beating Damario Bloodworth was my second-favorite pastime, right after swimming – and right now, I'd give anything to indulge in both. But I wasn't in the mood for games right now; tonight loomed over me like a specter. If I failed to find a mate, I'd face my father's wrath, and the thought made my stomach twist into knots.

Probably looks down on me, the cousin who went feral in South America and came back covered in scars and blood. Don't really care what he thinks, honestly. I just need his votes. Need his support in the succession. After that, we can go back to being strangers. My phone buzzes again. Text this time. From kingston, one of my guys who's been doing reconnaissance here. Arena is packed. All the major families represented. Salvatore is here too. Watch yourself. Salvatore. The old Pakhan's brother. The bitter old man who thinks the seat should be his just because he's been waiting forty years for it. He's my main competition, and he's dangerous because he's desperate. Desperate men do stupid thing

"Maeve, look at this!" I took it. The screen showed the top trending anonymous post on the underground network, highlighted in red: ContiFamilyBloodFeud: Brother's Betrayal, Sister Stands Alone. I clicked on it. The first post was a long exposé by an underground informant, the headline bloody and glaring: "A Real-Life Cain and Abel Story! Iron-Willed Sister Fights Tooth and Nail for Family Business, Worthless Brother Colludes with Outsiders to Seize Power!" The post detailed the clashes at the arbitration in minute detail, citing numerous inside sources from the "attending elders" and even included a few blurry, covertly taken photos.

He could claim that I had made it big and didn't want to take him along—then I would be the one facing the backlash. I needed to preemptively defend myself and let everyone see the type of people Ian and Louisa really were. Moreover, it was better to have a witness with me during the inventory review, just in case things took a bad turn. As soon as I sent the message, the group chat blew up. One of Dad's younger brothers, Nathan Kingston, asked, "Why split up now when your business is booming? Sibling rivalry is bad for business." Susan Ryder, the wife of Dad's older brother, Arthur Kingston, also said, "Wow, who is that girl? How bold of her to kick Vivian out before she even marries into t

I opened the door and walked out and faced the reporters. “Hello everyone, thanks for your concern. My brother-in-law has gambled away my younger sister’s two houses, which includes my wedding fund of a million dollars. “I lent them five hundred thousand dollars a few years ago, and they did not even repay a single cent to me. No matter how much money I have, it’ll never be enough for this black hole. “Besides, I was switched at birth with my younger sister. We are not related. Everyone, please be my witness today. From today onwards, I will cut ties with her officially.”