Sister Duty Novels & Stories

He was taking the news of Alisia's running away from their home more harder than one would think he should have. "Don't say that, Adrian. You don't deserve bad things just because your sister ran away from home." I consoled. "I do, and that is the truth. My sister would be at home right now, in her room, if I had been a good and capable brother. It is my duty to protect and watch over her, Dannie. Tell me what kind of brother it makes me for my sister to run away from home?" he argued. "But it was no fault of yours that she ran away, Adrian. It was Alisia's decision to run away from the house. For whatever reason that she wanted, she did it. It is not your fault." I said.

He was taking the news of Alisia's running away from their home more harder than one would think he should have. "Don't say that, Adrian. You don't deserve bad things just because your sister ran away from home." I consoled. "I do, and that is the truth. My sister would be at home right now, in her room, if I had been a good and capable brother. It is my duty to protect and watch over her, Dannie. Tell me what kind of brother it makes me for my sister to run away from home?" he argued. "But it was no fault of yours that she ran away, Adrian. It was Alisia's decision to run away from the house for whatever reason that she wanted did it. It is not your fault." I said.

After the meeting, she approached him. “You’re troubled,” she said. “Yes,” he admitted. “Is this about Anna?” she asked quietly. Damien hesitated, then nodded. “I believe she may be in danger,” he said. “And I won’t ignore that.” Sister Vera studied his face for a long moment. “Be careful,” she said. “Concern can easily become obsession if you let guilt guide you instead of truth.” “This isn’t guilt,” Damien replied. “It’s duty.” She gave a slow nod. “Then make sure your actions reflect that.”

"What my brother bears for you is not love, but duty—a duty laid upon him by the Moon Goddess herself. You are a vessel, a helper. Know this: the only woman my brother ever truly cherished was my mate. My mate alone."

“She may be Simon’s sister, but how could she not trust her own brother and instead believe someone else? That was her brother! How could she not believe him? "There should be unconditional trust between family members. Take us, for example—if someone told me you weren’t my sister, I wouldn’t believe a single word of it! She should’ve done the same.” “So, what do you suggest, Sister?” “No matter who it is, if they’ve done wrong, they must pay the price. Suzy is no exception.” Serena fixed Evangeline with a stern look. “If you can’t bring yourself to handle it, leave it to me. I’ll take care of everything for you.”

Valek raised one brow, and then shook his head. “I have every right to be here, my sister is missing, aside that you're her mate it's my responsibility to remind you of your job since you've forgotten what it is.” Valek was slowly getting on my nerves and I was losing my temper. I exhaled and at that moment I couldn't take his excuse anymore. “You're not the only one who's sister got missing, and you won't certainly be the last. Go your way and I will do whatever I can to find her.”

And in just over six springs, it hasn't changed that much. At that moment, the younger sister's visions of the future flashed before her eyes in a crazy round dance, how this woman who had just given birth would be tormented, trying to find out something important. Lesana could not allow her sister to be turned into a piece of screaming meat, to give the barely born baby to healers... She could not. She did everything right, but she made a mistake. She didn’t give up her conscience, but she didn’t give a damn about her duty - the duty of every guardian - to protect people, to exterminate the inhabitants of the night.

“You… you arrested her? Your own sister betrayed you too? You had her arrested? She gave us so much information.” I didn’t flinch. My own heart was a battlefield. Love for my sister warred with my duty to the pack. "She will be judged accordingly. The council will decide her fate." The truth was, the council wouldn't decide anything. Our laws were clear. Treason was punishable by death. The thought made my stomach churn, but I pushed it down. I didn’t want to think about it now. I didn’t want to think that I’ll come face to face with deciding my sister’s fate.

"No! You are not a bad guy because you helped them. However, you only have one sibling that you have obligations with!" "That is what I thought! However, things are different. I know you would not believe it but my two sisters' husbands are not working and they only have sidelines. To cut the story short, I am still the one sustaining their everyday needs. I am the one who is buying the maintenance of their kids and hospital bills in case of emergency. I even give them allowance in their school. If I don't give them money, my parents are the ones saying that I am a useless person!"

Her sister said to her. “If only you know what you have done for me…” She said to her sister. “Sadiqah, stop this… what are sisters for?” Her eldest sister said to her. “You see why I have to keep calling you everyday… how can I not appreciate this… if we keep on like this, I may be able to pay up in no time, ins sha Allah.” Sadiqah said “Pay what back? At what time? I know how well packed those stores were before now… work towards that for now… don’t even think of that for now. Just take care of yourself and mind your business.” Her sister said to her.