Sibling Rivalry Patreon Novels & Stories

I asked. “He was with them. He has the hunter’s mark on the back of his leg. I have the same one. He is my son.” “That doesn’t prove anything,” I said. “It’s true,” Sinclair said calmly. “Aric and I are half-siblings. We just found out yesterday.” I looked at Aric. He is visibly shaken by these revelations. Sinclair then looked at Ronan. “You’re pathetic. Just like Cherise.” Hatred filled Ronan’s eyes. “Shut up, you fucking bitch!”

“Aric and I don’t get along. Whatever I want to do, if he doesn’t like it, he’ll sabotage it. I’ve tried everything, but I can’t shake off his oppression.” His tone grew heavier, laden with frustration. “Even my father doesn’t care about the conflict between us. He simply calls it ‘normal sibling rivalry’ and refuses to intervene as a father. But then he left me with one piece of advice: ‘If you really want to win, surpass him.’”

Gabi blurted as she eyed me. "What do you mean?" I asked, furrowing my brows. "Will you be rude and mean to me because I'm Pablo's daughter? You know, step-sibling's rival and stuff." She replied. "I'm supposed to be asking you that; I'm the illegitimate daughter, after all. Pablo has been your father all your life, but suddenly you have a new sister. You could be a b*tch to me because you suddenly has to share his attention with a stranger." I shrugged.

But I wasn’t going to let Lilith off the hook either. “I asked for a million. Sure. But Lilith wanted you to fund her entire TV series. You think that’s free? That’s at least ten million.” Justin turned, slowly, to look at Lilith. His expression cracked. “Is that true?” Selene cut in before Lilith could speak. “Of course it is! Lilith is your sister too. She’s launching her career. As her big brother, you should support her.” Justin laughed bitterly. Not because it was funny—but because he finally understood.

The guests' murmurs crashed over me like a tidal wave. "I knew it! A leopard can't change its spots. The jinx of the Sullivan family is pure evil. Not only did she get her own biological brother killed, but she's now trying to steal her adopted brother's protective charm to get him killed too. Clearly, she wants to wipe out the Sullivans so she can hoard all of her family's inheritance for herself." "I heard the eldest son of the Sullivan family, who died, was incredibly close to her. What an idiot, letting himself be killed by the sister he doted on the most."

Important company files had been deleted so thoroughly that they couldn't even be recovered from the recycle bin. "This is just a taste of your own medicine, Yvonne," I spat. "Don't think I'm some useless freeloader. Here's a warning—don't push it too far, or you'll find out what regret really means." Yvonne didn't reply, but I was certain that she was throwing things in anger somewhere. She deserved this. Back then, when she had nowhere left to turn, she came to me and told me that she needed my patents to fight her brother for the inheritance. In return, she would invest in my lab.

"What's it like having a sibling?" She blinked at the sudden subject change. "It's... nice, I guess." There were things I needed to know about Rhea and Vanessa was a risky but available source. "I never had one," I said, letting just enough softness into my voice. "You and Rhea seem close." Relatively. "We're pretty good. On a basic scale." I took her hand and moved my thumb slowly across her knuckles. "Maurice is the closest thing I have to a brother."

Her birthday is this weekend and I can't wait for it. To be honest no one is happy about my decision of being with Patrina, everyone, my parents, my baby sister Lavender and even both of my best friends, Dylan who is the next inline Alpha of the Crescent Moon pack and Stephen who is my Beta and best friend, he is also Patrina's brother still he is against us but I love her and I don't want to be with anyone else. Before I was involved with Patrina, I was attracted to Dylan's twin sister Darcy and I am going to be honest she is the most beautiful girl I have ever laid my eyes on. I feel like an invisible force pulls me towards her but she is not good enough to be my queen.

I asked, my voice dropping so low it was barely a growl. "Bro, he’s obsessed," Miller said, shaking his head. "He’s convinced that if you drop out of the top ten, your sponsorship slots are going to him. He was bragging about it to some of the guys last night, saying the universe has a way of balancing things out when people get too arrogant. It was fucking weird, honestly. Like he knew something we didn't." "Yeah," I whispered, my jaw locked tight. "The universe is funny like that." I walked away before I could lose my fucking mind and smash Miller’s shake into his face.

“But my son asks for his daddy. I tell him he’s busy. I’ve wanted Kelvin back too, but this new baby isn’t his - that’s been the barrier. When Jack came with his offer.. what else could I do?” Pamela felt a pang of guilt for Patra and for little Mike, who missed his dad. But she pushed forward. “I’m not saying your pain isn’t real. I’m saying my brother is using it. He doesn’t care about you or your son. He only wants to break up my mother and Kelvin. You’re just a tool to him - a weapon.” Patra looked at the floor. “I don’t have anything to lose. He gave me $5,000. It’s a lot. And he promised more support for the new baby. It would help.”