Siblings Stories Novels & Stories

“It’s not ridiculous. Don’t you want to meet somebody new? Even if it’s not your mate, I’m so over seeing the same boys every single day. Sure, they’re technically men now, but we’ve known them literally our entire lives! It’s hard to see them as a real partner, when you’ve also seen how inane and immature they can be.” Cassie gave her sisters a sly smile, “Did you see how disappointed Randolph was when we turned 18 and none of us were their mates?” Evelyn snorted and Nora agreed grimly. “This is what I mean, thank the moon goddess that none of us were fated to their miserable asses. I’m not yearning to leave our pack, just to leave the same people and the same situations that we deal with

I shrugged, “I’m just trying to rely on myself and the mate bond. I will ask for help when I absolutely need it, but for questions about my future, I will just live my life just like everyone else.” I smiled as my sister, Brianda, runs to me as soon I walked into the living room, “Sylvie! I’m so happy to see you! Jack and Josh are irritating.” I laughed, “But you guys are triplets. Shouldn’t you be best friends?” She replied, “We would be if they weren’t such boys.” I laughed even harder, “But I’m sure they love you.” She sighed as she rolled her eyes, “Yeah, they love me too much! I can’t even have a friend that is a boy! They punch all of the boys who try to talk to me!” Jack chose that mo

She scolded him and he just pouted his lips. "Won't you treat me mommy?" He whined and she frowned at him. "Will you stop being a stubborn boy and listen to mommy next time?" She asked and he nodded his head. "Mommy, Jerry won't stop playing too." Harry said. "Jerry, come over here." He ran to meet his mother immediately, the twins were so identical that even Catherine could barely identify them sometimes. Jerry could differentiate them easily, those two kids were their lifeline. "Do you want to injure yourself like your brother just did?" She asked the little boy.

"No. You always show up. That's not the same thing." I didn't have an answer. Liam leaned against the boards. The metal was cold. Condensation dripped down the glass. "You talked to your sister?" he asked. "Yeah." "How'd it go?" "She didn't forgive me. But she didn't kick me out either." "That's something." "That's what everyone keeps saying." "Because it's true." Liam crossed his arms. "You can't fix everything overnight. You just have to keep showing up." "That's what I'm trying to do."

“Do you really think… they’re talking about me? “Check your social media, Yuna.” The moment I finished speaking, the voices around us grew louder. “This whole family is unbelievable, completely heartless. Favoritism doesn’t even begin to cover it.” “If you ask me, people like this… if they die, so be it. At least the younger sister would finally have some peace.” “And that sister of hers—what the hell is wrong with her?” Yuna’s expression began to shift. She hurriedly pulled out her phone and opened her social media.

“I think I’ll stick with that. After all, you did leave me to be raised by the mundane, did you not?” Damian nodded. “That, I did.” “You also left me to be used like a blow up doll while I acted as the local blood bank for vampires while they milked me like the family cow for several months. Correct?” she said, bitterly. Damian cleared his throat, but the smile never left his face. “I did indeed.” “Thanks a lot, daddy,” she sneered. “Perhaps one day I can return the favor.” Sybil cringed so hard her body actually

“Then?” “Then, to survive in the human world, that siblings started doing odds jobs to survive between humans. They were not rich but happy. A few years passed in the same way until the sister found a job as a nanny while the brother became a cab driver. Not just that brother also got married to the woman, the love of his life after a while even the sister got married to a nice person but….” “Let me guess; there comes the entry of the villain?” Caroline guessed on which Sila nodded her head.

"You… You really were reborn! I know that you only chose Seth out of defiance. You're going to regret it!" I looked at myself in the mirror and saw how radiant I was. I said coldly, "Regret? Why would I regret it? "Andon, know your place. I'm your sister-in-law now, and if you keep being rude, I'll tell your older brother so that he can teach you how to behave." Andon was rendered speechless. He could not do anything except lower his voice and say threateningly, "Do you think you have an advantage over me because you're with Seth?

She was tall now; she was a teenager, her dark hair shaking loose from its plait as she ran. Behind her came the twins … mine, not their fathers', though the joke wrote itself and the whole pack made it. Two boys. Of course, it had been two. I had laughed and cried both when the healer told me, and Brynn had gone white, and Blade had sat straight down on the floor, and I had asked both of them what exactly they had expected. Cael and Bram. Four years old and already a conspiracy of two. They charged after their sister with wooden swords, shrieking, and when they caught her, she let herself be caught and went down under both of them in a laughing heap, all three of them tangled and breathless

Sydney nodded her head, "I'll find the rest of them. You get your brother and sister out of here." "Okay," I laced my fingers with Lilith's and then moved with a blur of speed. Lilith easily kept up pace with me. I followed the familiar scents that laced themselves with sweet blood. My fangs snapped out as the hunter in me crawled to the surface and venom dripped from the sharp points. They were my siblings. I couldn't do this to them. The last cell was open and fear slithered down my spine. My siblings were no longer tied to the chairs. They were weakly standing on their feet with wide eyes and gaping mouths.