Sisterly Hug Novels & Stories

She wraps her arms around me and hugs me gently. " Thank you very much, Ariel. I'm so glad you're my sister. And we're still family and we'll always be sisters. I will never see you as a cousin though." She giggles and pulls away. " Yeah. It's okay." " Thank you." I nod at her and smile. *****

Mom says then kisses both Johnny's cheeks and turns to Stephanie for a hug and kisses. "I'll go check on the kitchen staff." My mom says leaving us. "Hello favorite child," my sister says jumping into my arms for a hug. "Stop with the favorite child bullshit, you heard her she loves all her children equally." I say. "Yeah right," my brother says with a wink then comes to hug me. "Hello big brother." He says with a smile. "I have to say I've missed you." He adds. "Move," my sister says pushing him away and hugging me again.

I gave her a discreet nod to let her know I understood what she said. She turned to my mother with a warmer smile and outstretched hands, ready for a hug, but was held back by Daniel's hand as he stopped her, saying, "I do not trust you, you cannot hug my sister, not untill I am sure you are of no threat to her"

He greeted as if he didn't have a load of debt being dumped on his head. “Sup, Jonathan, the apple of my eye” We were smiling at each other in the way that people thought we were having a normal greeting. But all I wanted to do was flip the table and grab him by his collar, shake him until he cried ugly. But no. This time, I need to think and trade slowly. Just because I am his younger sister doesn't mean he gets to do what he wants and get away with it. So, I stood up and went to hug him, licking my lips wet and plastering at his cheeks knowing that he hated it.

She winced at the direction this was heading. “We love you and we will always be here with our arms wide open for you to come running into. You got that, little sis?” “Yes, Bran, I got that.” “Now, let us take care of you, and give you some love. Sounds like you’ve had one hell of a week.” She scrambled up from the couch and threw herself into his beefy embrace. She squeezed for all she was worth and enjoyed her brother’s strength. Jeremy joined them and this became a group hug.

Sarah exclaimed, her voice brimming with affection. Ina chuckled affectionately, returning the hug with equal warmth. "Ah, my adventurous daughter. You're the one who keeps us on our toes." The playful banter continued as Andrew and Emily made their way downstairs, their presence adding to the lively atmosphere. Sarah's eyes lit up with delight when she caught sight of Andrew, her brother, and she rushed over to envelop him in a tight embrace. "Brother!" Sarah exclaimed, her voice filled with genuine excitement and sibling affection. Andrew's laughter joined the chorus of voices as he returned Sarah's hug, a smile tugging at the corners of his lips. "Look at you, all grown up and full of ene

“You almost gave me a heart attack.” Brian stepped forward. “Come on brother.” My legs moved right back to the door. And before I knew it, we threw our hands around each other. Brian and I never, ever hugged each other. We always told ourselves that it was a girl's thing to do. But today? After everything that I had been through. After he had spent days without seeing me. We hugged. Not the quick kind. The real kind. The irresistible kind. Tight. Strong. Honest. The kind that said, I’ve got you, without using words.

When she's out of sight only then does Olivia turn around so we're face to face. She looks as if she wants to say something but after a short moment, she must think better of it and shakes her head. Instead, she steps forward and her long thin arms engulf me in a tight hug. The warmth of it startles me but after a second I let my arms snake around her as well because she has been with me every step of the way, she's on my side now and later through whatever happens. Like a sister, like family. It doesn't matter that we don't share DNA; we are sisters by heart. And I know just as she sticks by me, I'll stick by her for whatever she needs because that's what family does.

"My brother and I are close, I’ll link arms with him and lean on him while watching TV, but we've never been this intimate." "I do kiss my little sister on the forehead, but she’s only four years old..." "I also hug and kiss my sister, but she’s three." "So, for adults like these siblings, such intimate hugging and kissing is indeed too much, right?" "That’s why I feel like I'm watching a dating show with them." "I'm starting to believe those mystics’ face readings from earlier." "Me too. It makes sense that they’re only this close because they’re not real siblings."

They both hugged and clapped each other on the back. "Francine." He hugged her and kissed her on the cheek. "Cole," she returned, with a warm smile. "This is my sister Rachel. Rachel. Francine, Nathan." Nathan and I exchanged pleasantries and shook hands, but I wasn't prepared for it when Francine pulled me in for a tight hug, rubbed my back and grinned at me when she released me. I was grateful that the suddenness of her hug hadn't caused my drink to spill. I was a foot taller than her. The hug had felt both strange and nice at the same time. I looked into her eyes and giggled.