Sisters-in-law Novels & Stories

“Anna, which one are you? Nancy’s sister-in-law or her elder sister? “Or should I say you’re Jonathan’s first wife while she’s the second?” Jonathan’s expression instantly darkened. “Quiet! “Nancy, Anna is your elder sister. I know you’re not used to it yet, but you should, at least, show her some respect.”

He leaned forward, peering at her with undisguised displeasure etched across his features. "Cut it out—don't you dare call me part of your 'family.' The very idea repulses me," he stated coldly, his voice devoid of warmth. "Remember, I hired you under a strict contract, and I pay you a fair salary for your services. Just because I still use the term 'sister-in-law' out of lingering respect for my older brother—who, for whatever reason, still views you as his wife—doesn't give you the right to claim we're family. That title is for his sake alone, not yours."

Wren Calloway has only one family, her grandmother, and when Edna needs surgery that Wren cannot possibly afford, a polished couple appears and claims to be her birth parents. They will pay for everything if she comes home with them. The price is that she must marry a stranger in the place of the twin sister she never knew she had, a spoiled heiress who refused the match. Wren expects a cold, loveless contract and a husband who will not even look at her. Instead she finds Adrian Lockhart, the ice-hearted head of his family, who knew exactly who she was before she ever walked down the aisle. He should be her enemy, yet he is the only person who truly sees her.

when Emma got angry, she looked at Anna with worried and asked "sister - in - law, do you want to get revenge, just tell me, I have lots of method of having revenge, I know what will hurt them the most and I know everything about them!!" Anna looked at Emma in confusion and asked "aren't they, your friends too?", when Emma nodded her head and told, "Yes, they are my friends and that is what they told me, they always treat me like we are so close but when it comes to things like this, they will leave me out of it like I don't belong there, so don't ask me about that sister - in - law, and more then anything, you know how much I love you and they hurt you, so I am going to show them what they

Grandma watches Aunt Alami with pure disdain crisscrossed into her usual scowl. When we enter the house, the familiar odour of having too many people in the house hits my nose. Seven cousins, three Aunts and an Uncle came to grieve with us. They have been here since Luc's death. I am tired of accommodating my three female cousins, all of whom are older than I in the small room that I share with Krystal. My Aunts, Uncle and Grandparents have taken over the parlour, sleeping there every night.

Jenny gritted her teeth. Who was the little one here? As far as she knew, Diana was even younger than her! "I think my little sister-in-law may have some misunderstandings about me, but it's alright. As the older sister-in-law, I'll be more understanding," Diana said, using the term "sister-in-law." Upon hearing the term 'sister-in-law', John's expression visibly softened. He reached out and pulled Diana closer, then looked at Jenny. No words were spoken, but the meaning in his eyes was crystal clear.

It was a weird dynamic to have her husband and her husband’s cousin as her two bosses. Sue snickered as she realized Sarah didn’t sit on her desk in case Leslie disapproved. She watched as the always impeccably dressed woman sauntered over to them with a smile. “Hello, sister-in-law,” she greeted Sarah before turning to Sue. “Cousin-in-law.” She then perched on Sue’s desk just as Naomi had been about to. “See, not everyone’s mad at me for eloping,” Sue said to Sarah. “Are you kidding me? I should be thanking you,” Leslie said. “No offense, Sarah, but one family wedding a year is more than enough for me.”

Jenny tightly pursed her lips, her expression a little angry, this person is a sister-in-law, two sisters-in-law, she and Daniel are not married yet! "Shut up, who's your sister-in-law!" Maria blinked a few times, speaking clearly, "That brother, my big brother said, you are my sister-in-law." "I'm not married!" Jenny gritted her teeth, now really want to kick the man in Los Angeles with a single kick. Maria finally understood why this person was angry, it turned out. "I know you're a man, but aren't you my big brother's wife, there's nothing wrong with calling her sister-in-law." Especially my boss seems to like this name.

' she thought Subconsciously, after Realizing her thoughts she scolded herself as she knew that it might not be happening so soon as the latter just went through a break up. [ Hmm, we'll see. ] " Hey girls " she Greeted attracting the attention of the two. " Hello, Sis Stella. " Rose greeted as she embraced Stella. " Wait, you guys address one another as Sis? " " Yes. " " But I thought that Sisters are one's biological Sibling, or am I wrong? " " You are right dearie but you can also address someone you like very much as Sister too, it does not necessarily need to be your Biological sibling. "

“Not in detail. Just that things have been strained. It’s normal, son. All marriages go through difficult periods. Your mother and I certainly did.” I want to scream that this isn’t a difficult period. This is me being in love with her sister while Eva—while Eva what? Has dinner with my father? “Right,” I say. “Well, I’ll see you at ten.” “Looking forward to it.” We hang up, and I stand in my kitchen, trying to breathe. This is fine. This is normal. A father-in-law having dinner with his daughter-in-law to discuss her new job. There’s nothing suspicious about it.