Siblings Story Novels & Stories

She wasn't happy when I brought Anita up, and I wasn't in the mood to listen to her whining, so I didn't tell her what I was really thinking. I missed Anita, though, a whole lot, but I also knew that she was right. Our parents were about to be married, so we would legally be step-siblings. Even if we didn't have blood between us, people would talk if they knew we were together, and it might hurt our parents too, now that they were about to get married. "Evan!" I groaned. "I got you, just be quiet, it's distract-ing." "You're already distracted," she scoffed. "Drive already."

Subconsciously, I threaded my fingers through her thick curls and we got into a conversation. For the first time since everything had happened, I got a chance to sit with my sister and talk about life. She told me there it was about her and everything that has been happening. It was safe to say that I missed out on a lot of things, and I tried to find anything to pin the blame on only to fail miserably. In the end, she assured me that we both needed the separation so that we can build ourselves and become our own people, without being pressured by our parents who cared nothing but for their money. I was shocked to discover that she had completely served ties with them since they didn’t appro

" Close Sirius. Ashley, got goosebumps hearing Sirius' explanation about how it really happened back then. How can a daughter sacrifice her own father for power? What's more, she completely put aside her pride for money and authority. "But Jack... I mean Ronald at that time seemed to really trust and love her..." Ashley said softly, she remembered all Ronald's words when he kidnapped her. "Yes, he likes his own sister." Sirius answered plainly. Ashley stared at him. "They are both the share the same father, Mr. Hans. They only have different Mother." Sirius answered, the question clearly visible on Ashley's face. Gosh… They're still siblings? she thought. Just like me and Bubba… "Not the sam

Just now, he handed me a cup of warm tea. "Your stomach isn't feeling well. Don't drink anything cold these few days." My sister's eyes burned with jealousy. As for Lex, all he could do was keep apologizing to Kane, begging for forgiveness. But in the end, they were both sent out to live elsewhere. … Soon, two years passed in the blink of an eye. In front of outsiders, Lex and my sister still appeared as loving as ever. But I had heard from their servants that every night, the sound of my sister's screams came from their room.

When I was eleven, I came home from school to an empty house. I waited alone, hungry, until ten at night before my parents finally returned, bringing Yuna back with them, full of excitement. She was holding a toy from an amusement park. When she saw me, she let out a small “ah” and said, “Mom, we forgot to bring my sister.” My chest tightened as I looked at my mom, hoping she would promise something, like taking me next time. She barely spared me a glance before saying, irritation lacing her voice, “We have a kitchen. You’ve been home this whole time and didn’t even think to cook? Honestly, how thoughtless can you be?”

He gave them a claim tag for it, and as he took it to the register for them, they went to the huge line that snaked through the left side of the lot and waited. “I always thought I’d have at least two kids like my parents did so neither of them would be lonely,” Susan said, continuing their conversation, “Maybe even bigger. I even had some imaginary siblings to play with when Samuel was too busy or angry with me to play. I had a sister named Angelina, and a brother named Blaize, and another sister named Anastasia. They were all younger than me, and they all did whatever I told them to do.” Leo smirked, “Those are pretty fancy names.”

Pippa watches her brother with concern. Despite being a few years apart, the two of them are closer than most siblings. I remember the fights they got into when we were kids. Even though they fought a lot, their arguments never lasted long. Cade always ended up letting Pippa win. He’d apologize, even when it was typically her that was supposed to be the one apologizing.

Stacy said honestly. " And what do we give you in return.. we have nothing valuable." Kyle asked suspiciously. The sister before them did not look like a hard person but he could never risk the life of his brothers. " It's simple,be my children and good brothers to your future brother or sister." She said, rubbing her stomach. " You are pregnant? Then why is your stomach so small?" Leo asked excitedly but confused. " That's because it's still very small. When the baby grows up,the stomach will become big. What do you say? Do you want a small brother or sister and a Mommy?"

Then she left—just like always—giving commands and vanishing before anyone had the chance to answer. Dylan sighed. “I know that hurt you.” “No,” I said. “I stopped hoping after my seventeenth birthday.” He looked at me, then reached for my hand. “We don’t get to choose the family we’re born into. But… I got lucky being born with someone like you.” I held his hand tighter. “Me too.” And for a moment, the house felt just a little... lighter. Even if onlyor a while. f