Sisters-in-law Novels & Stories

“Sister-in-law?” Michelle scowled, “Who?” Sabrina stood frozen on the spot. All the blood on her face got drained and she sure looked as white as paper at the moment. While her whole body was quivering from both fear and anger. “Oh, you didn't know? She really hasn't told you guys that she's already married?” Penelope queried. “Sabrina is our sister-in-law” Her face looked so innocent but Sabrina knew better. That woman was no different from her sisters as the three of them were already convinced that she was a gold digger and didn't deserve their brother.

“It didn't matter what I did. You were supposed to be my big sister and love me no matter what!” “You had sex with my husband and then got pregnant and then harassed me for months. Mother Theresa would have stunned you.” “I'm your sister. You're supposed to have my back.” “You're my sister and you should not have fucked my husband! Then lied about it. Then constantly and consistently torment me.” “You were supposed to say you forgive me and I would've stopped.” “You went too far.” “I'm your sister!” she shrieked at the top of her lungs. Laila stared at her, shaking her head slowly in amazement. “You do realize the biology of being a sister is a reciprocal relationship. If I'm your sister, th

My mom says. I ignore her and look at Dean. “Why are you here? And where’s my sister?” My mother stands up and pulls me aside. “Honey, your sister is with Dean’s friends at the cafe. Apparently she’s misbehaving and wouldn’t listen to him, so he came to find you so you can try and talk to her.” I look at my mother, remembering that she has no idea that he’s Halsey’s boyfriend. I nod. “I’ll go.” I walk back to the counter. “Let’s go.”

I turned to find McKenzie, her little sister, standing there with a mischievous smile. Great. I had to deal with this one who had been overly flirty with me. I had no attraction to her whatsoever, but she kept batting her damn eyelashes like it would change something. “Hey, brother-in-law,” she said playfully, “I was thinking of submitting my resume to work at your establishment. You know, get some real-world experience.” Real-world experience? I almost laughed but managed to keep it together. “You could’ve just dropped it with HR. I’m not really in charge of hiring, you know?”

“You can't be serious Sera. Something big just happened and you cannot just walk away like it's nothing.” Oh the nerve of him. “You are the one who is definitely not serious. You rejected me, remember? There's no way the goddess has decided to pair us together again. Besides, even if that's the case,” I grabbed the tray, “it means nothing. We shouldn't even be having this conversation. My sister, your wife died only less than twenty four hours ago. Whatever this is - I suggest you trash it.” I bumped into his shoulder as I walked past him out of the kitchen.

He patted her back. Hailey rubbed her chest and waved her hands repeatedly, showing that she was fine. After calming down, she said lightly, “If your cousin accidentally becomes my sister-in-law, then we will be in-laws. You don’t need to worry about generational or seniority chaos, as in-laws do not require classification.” Perhaps it was because she used the term “in-laws,” but Hailey found it amusing. “Do you have a picture of your cousin on your phone? Let me see.”

"Professor Xia, it's all ready." Simon took the box and looked at her brother. "Why is your face so red?" "Boohoo..." Shelton pouted in grievance. "Professor Xia, I'll be embarrassed to clean up a girl's stuff." "Ha." Simon sneered. "You're shy to keep it. That's your sister-in-law! I've never heard of... the eldest sister-in-law is like a mother?" "Okay." Shelton nodded obediently. Simon narrowed her eyes and said, "That's it. Will you feel embarrassed if you pack things up for me?"

I listened as she slowly began to tell me how her mother-in-law and sister-in-laws were treating her the same way she and her mother had treated me when I was married to Lance. And she had two sister-in-laws. Twins. No matter what she did, it was never enough for the three of them. They insulted her for every single mistake, criticized her for every bad thing that happened to her husband—even if it was his job that had problems—and always made her feel like she wasn’t good enough. Every bad thing and misfortune that happened to her husband was blamed on her.

I return home from studying abroad and find a new future sister-in-law waiting for me. Sandra Zimmer acts like she's already the lady of the house and the Slater family's daughter-in-law. She even vows to put me, her sister-in-law-to-be, whom she's never met, in my place. But no one tells her that my older brother, Wallace Slater, is adopted. I'm the Slater family's only heir, and even Wallace has to answer to me.

he said. I thought he just had a good memory. I forgot that he'd never once remembered I'm allergic to strawberries. His mother shot me a disapproving look. "Jennifer, a woman needs to be gracious about these things. You couldn't even produce a son. Lydia is carrying the McKinzie family's first grandson. "If it weren't for Harvey's kind heart—remembering all those years you've been together—by all rights, Lydia should be the first wife and you the second."