Sister In Law Novels & Stories

"But she's my sister..." "No." I cut her off, cold as ice. "She is not your sister. She is your father's daughter. Not mine. Don't forget that." Her wide eyes searched my face as though she had never heard it spoken so plainly before. But it was the truth. Layla was not mine. She never had been.

"Maybe leave…." "Maybe leave." She repeated it back to me flat. Then she dropped into the armchair across from me and pressed her fingers to her temples. "Shut up. Don't say maybe. We're leaving. Full stop." I almost smiled. Almost. "But how…" "Hold on." She sat up straight suddenly, something shifting behind her eyes. "Wait. I have someone." She pointed at me. “My step sister. Alice. She's a lawyer. An actual scary one. The kind that makes grown men cry in courtrooms." She grabbed her phone off the table. "She'll know exactly what to do."

"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?

"Well, you're going to love Chicago. I promise you. I've been to campus too already. It is an absolute dream, Hailee. Everything you need is a walk away." I smile as Dean rambles on about the campus. In the midst of leaving my family behind, at least I have him. I haven't heard from Lisa or said anything since our last conversation. She's been deliberately ignoring me these past few months and it hurts me that we've moved apart and that she won't tell me what the problem is. Honestly, I could guess what the root of it is. But I never forgot about her. Hopefully one day she'll come around. I'm glad Halsey is speaking to me again. Leaving knowing my sister wants nothing to do with me would hav

Livia let out and smirked back at Suzan. Suzan frowned and asked, "What do you mean?" Livia replied, "YOUR SISTER IN LAW HAS ALSO A LOVER WHO IS NOT HER MATE."

I didn’t know that one night could ruin everything. If I had known, I would have stayed home. I would have ignored the invitation, ignored the dress laid neatly on my bed, and definitely not ignored the voice in my head telling me that I didn’t belong there. But it was my sister’s engagement party. And she has been there for me even during times I didn’t know I needed someone. And she wanted me there, that alone was enough to make me go. Getting to the venue, it was everything I expected elegant, expensive, and perfect, Just like her.

Tabitha walked up to Blake, then put her arms around his neck and kissed him on the cheek that got slapped. “There, it should be better, right? I’ll be seeing you later tonight at dinner, brother. I love your meals.” Tabitha said and followed her sister out of the building. “Sister? I never knew you had a sister?” Sara said, looking at the two women returning to the car and driving away. “My sister-in-law, also my adopted sister,” Blake said as he sat back down.

She used to call her Big sister. "Christine, You can call me big sister.I would make sure that we both get along with each other while we stay here. I would love to stay in touch with you even after we go back to different places."Anna would officially become her Sister in law in the next few months and would try to build strong relationship with Christine.

I didn’t even have a photo. The last sibling was Ethan’s oldest sister, Estelle. She was my age, twenty, and utterly beautiful. I was afraid her elegance would make her cold and distant like my stepmother, but she was every bit as warm and welcoming as the rest. She was also a mother, with a two year old twin sons. Estelle took me aside while Eli and Erma set the table. She said she knew about my pup, and she’d make sure no one pestered me. She also promised that I wouldn’t be confronted with the babies until I was ready to see them.

I was sharing this apartment with Kallie, my best friend, my family and we ran a store together. Stumbling, I pulled the laptop closer to me and plopped on the mattress. My heart began to beat erratically. I laughed as I stared at the screen. It was a fake laugh. I couldn't push the pain away that this realization brought to me. My sister had a daughter and I didn't know anything about her. I wanted to be near her, She was my sister's. I had gotten the job in his office as his assistant. I needed proof that he wasn't giving proper care to my niece. Then it would be easy for me. This job would help me to get my sister's daughter back. But I needed to talk to my lawyer first.