Novel & Cerita Sister Happy Birthday In Heaven

The kind of blue a woman could drown in. Isabella’s breath caught, audibly. She leaned forward, a hand drifting to her throat. A fire, petty and self-destructive, ignited in my chest. Before I could think, my gloved hand lifted, the numbered paddle a stark white in the gloom. “Fifty thousand.” Heads turned. A murmur rippled through the crowd. Bidding against your own sister? How deliciously tense. Isabella’s eyes met mine, a flicker of surprise, then wounded confusion. She bit her lip, a picture of thwarted desire. Her admirer, a brutish captain from the Genovese crew, immediately raised the bid. “Seventy-five!”

"When I am with you, the only thing on my mind is how you might make my sexual fantasies come true. I think I am only sexually attracted to you.” "Good--" Aiden is interrupted by the beeping of my phone. I picked the phone up from the desk. My heart skips a beat when I see the sender's name on the screen. It is my sister. Her message read: "COME HOME NOW!"

People's eyes darted back and forth between Keith and me. "Keith, this is what you meant by 'just a sister'? A sister who wears my pajamas and sleeps with you? "You kicked me out of the house just to make room for your dear little sister?" Keith's face flushed bright red. He reached for my phone, trying to snatch it away, but I stepped aside and avoided him. "Silvia! Have you lost your mind?!" He kept his voice low, but his anger still showed. "Do you even know where you are? You may not care about your reputation, but I do!"

Awareness dawned on me, it hit me like a ton of bricks. Holy moly! It's none other than my missing sister, Becca. She is very much alive. My heart skipped a beat as my heart leaped with joy. Huge relief washed over me. So Venus is my missing sister. She looks fine. My endless worries about her are for nothing!

he stated. I didn’t say anything, provoking his hand to stop its movements in my hair. Looking up, I glanced into the blue of his eyes and saw the patience within them. “I’ve never wanted a birthday celebration,” I whispered just before a smile came onto my face as memories raced into my mind. “My sister always made sure I at least did something. She’d make breakfast for me and bake a cupcake with a candle on it. Every year, she’d wake me up and make me blow out the candle before singing me Happy Birthday. We didn’t have the money to do much, but for some reason, she made it so that it never mattered whether or not we could go out. What mattered most to us was that we became one year older i

Caspian: Many years Ago: “Happy birthday to you,” “Happy birthday to you,” I heard my sister's giggle and saw her clapping as she brought out the cake. Her gorgeous green eyes sparkled as she brushed her short black hair and beamed with a wide smile. "Make a wish," she urged, sitting beside me on the blue couch, dressed in a black outfit.

I asked after I attacked her chubby cheeks with kisses. “Ew!” Sunny said as she wiped her cheeks off. “You slobbered on me!” “Are you wiping away my kisses!? That is not nice!” I said in mock shock before looking at my sister, “Sis, what are you teaching my little princess?!” I sat Sunny back down on her own two feet while planting another quick kiss on her forehead. “You call her your princess but she’s my baby Lucifer.” My sister responded while carrying a bowl of fruits outside. “Come on sweetie. Better get some food before Uncle Tyler, Uncle Sam, and Uncle Eli eat it all.”

“Yes?” “Happy birthday, young miss.” A huge grin split on my face as I imagined that old face stretching into a small smile. Although Tobias was stern and that kind of person you wouldn’t just share a good laugh with, he had a heart of gold. “Thank you, Tobias. Thank you so much.” I was almost emotional. He hung up and I let the phone drop to between my legs, then glanced at my sister’s grave, silently begging her to help me out of this.

The same words my sisters said to me. I stop to subdue my raging emotions. Because it was the dying girl’s next words that got me right in the heart and threw my whole existence upside down. Even my demons went tumbling. “She told him to be happy … to remember the good times … and that she will be looking fondly from above.” My voice cracks. “She wanted him to find true love. Someone special to share his pillow with.” I blink away some tears. “And all I could think was — my sister would want that for me too. A life that actually meant something.”

I noticed the only adornment she was wearing was a gold necklace with a cross pendant across her chest. "Happy birthday, Reverend Mother." Lucas greeted her. Mary Therese's eyes widened when her gaze went to his face. "I thought you'd never show up!" She teased him with a sweet smile on her lips. "I will never miss my only sister's birthday." Lucas replied before he kissed her cheeks. "This is my wife, Alexandria." Lucas introduced me to her sister.