Sister Friends Forever Novels & Stories

"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."

This was something that only happened in books and movies. He looked at me with a calm, almost bored expression. “You won't ever recover with that amount of loan.” He stated like I was dumb not to know that. I still couldn't understand what was going on. His assistant walked into the conference room the same way he had walked in earlier. I think it came with working at Stone Holdings. She casually walked up to me and dropped a thick file in front of me. The heading was “MARRIAGE ARRANGEMENT” in bold letters.

"Yeah. You know, if you joined us, you could make it happen, and it wouldn't be all on my shoulders." "Karen, as tempting as that sounds, I don't think Beth or Debbie would look kindly on my adding your sister to my 'friends with benefits' list." "Why not? She's the only one here over the age of 10 you're not screwing already?" She pointedly looked around the table, and I realized she was almost right. So far I had been with every woman at the table, at least once. Her sister's little scene the day before was the only one she didn't know about.

However, instead of saying that, we simply chuckled, then nodded in agreement. “And forever besties,” I agreed. “Forever Besties,” Valeria nodded in agreement as well, unable to hide her own smile. As cold shouldered as she and I tend to be a lot when it comes to this close friendships and all, we cannot deny that these past few weeks we have spent together as friends is the best, and that we have managed to find genuine friendship that will last for generations hopefully. For me personally, I do not think I have ever had genuine friendship like I do with Valeria and Ruby, and at this point, they are not just my friends, they are my sisters as well and that is not something that would ever c

I’ve found my mate, I’m not going to be separated from my bestie and we’ve only been here a hour. ~ on the other side of the room. Sitting on one of the leather sofas~ Dana’s POV: I heard my older brothers growls of joy when they found their mate and I couldn’t be happier for them. Honestly I’m kind of over looking for my mate. I figure he’ll find me when he’s good and god damn ready to do for now I’ll sit here watching everyone else find their mates and drinking my soda. About 30 minutes later the soda decides to come out so I go down one of the hallways to find a bathroom when I hear a angry voice on a phone. Whatever none of my business whoever it is can keep their attitude to themselves.

It is pure and it will always be there no matter how much her sister irritates her. "Vienna, it's suffocating," Ally muttered. Her sister pulled away before, looking at me curiously. "Come on, introduce me to your friends." "She's more like a twin," Ally said, causing my heart to swell in love for her. She gave me a warm smile but I could see the sadness in them. I narrowed my eyes at her curiously. "Ana, this is my big sis, Vienna. Sis, this is my best friend, Anastasia, her sister, Alice, and... uhmm Lianne." I pursed my lips to hold my laughter. She doesn't know how to introduce Lianne to her sister.

“They’re taking me in for stitches. I’ll call you once I’m out.” She looks like she might climb into the ambulance with him. That’s when I step forward. “Liam’s coming to check on you,” I say. She glances at me, then back at Ransom. He raises a brow. “Liam?” he asks. “My brother,” she explains quickly. “These are his friends.” Something about that description is wrong. Theo shifts beside me, clearly thinking the same thing. Brother’s friend. Yeah. I don’t like that either.

I pulled out the chair next to Nat and took her hands in mine. “You are my sister. Also my best friend and one of my most favourite people. I may have another sister out there, or I might not. But Nat, you and me will always be sisters” I told her earnestly. She sniffed and smiled and pulled me into her for a firm hug. “I love you sis” she whispered. I chuckled softly and squeezed her tight. “I love you back” I said and pulled myself from her vice like grip. She may be a little pissed at me right now, but Nat is Nat. I will love her always, no matter what.

"You are as perceptive as always. Yes, I am a little more but that's not to say I do not understand where you're coming from. I was just as confused as you were when I first found out the truth but you have certainly handled it better than I did. Its a long story, one I will probably tell you all about one day soon but all I want you know is that you aren't alone. Our mothers are sisters and the best of friends and I know that the two of us will be sisters and friends for a long time to come as well. We want the same thing; to keep our family, friends and this world safe from men like Jonathan Huntley Creed." I squeezed her hand in my own, each of us seeming to fill with a newfound resolve.

Charlie said and I laughed. "Come on take out the other one," Tiffany seems really excited for whatever it is she wants me to see. I took out the other gift but it was covered in some black shiny silky bag. I opened it and my tears threatened to pour out of my eye sockets. It was a rose gold bracelet that had our names engraved on it, next to our names it said 'sisters forever' with a heart next to it. "Tiffany," I cried as she pulled me in for a hug. This meant so much to me, I have never had a sister before, let alone a white one! "Thank you so much," I hugged her tighter as I tried to calm down.