Novel & Cerita Sisters In Rebirth Enemies In Fate

Giselle was already planning to leave but patiently continued to listen when she heard Neve speak like that. It was because she saw that Neve harbored a great deal of resentment toward Jade from her face. The enemy of her enemy would be her friend, and Giselle was in need of a "kindred spirit" kind of ally. "Don't be fooled by her seemingly aloof demeanor. In reality, she is the worst, most shameless woman in the world." Neve brimmed with resentment whenever Jade was mentioned.

“By blood of Ash and Shadow; by flame and death; I bind my soul to you, sister. Let our strengths become one.” Selene’s runes ignited around her collarbone. “By moon and mirror; by sacrifice and rebirth; I join my soul to yours, sister. Let our fates converge.” The mirror shattered in a spray of motes, tiny shards evaporating into motes of silver-blue light. A wind howled through the shrine, carrying whispered affirmations: sisterhood, unity, eternity.

“What did you just say?” “Shut up!” Sable said and she emptied her entire magazine into the creature’s face. It staggered but it didn’t fall. Liora grabbed my arm. “Kade, focus! Don’t let it mess with your head!” But the words had already sunk in and were starting to mess with my head. Firstborn. My sister. The mother I thought died protecting me... The lead Forsaken pressed the advantage, slamming into me like a truck. We crashed to the ground, rolling across dirt and broken concrete. Its claws dug into my chest as its red eyes bored into mine.

"Dad, Mom, I'm the youngest in the family. I shouldn't only think about my own comfort and abandon you when the company is at its hardest." That familiar voice yanked me out of the terrifying darkness. I opened my eyes to a scene I knew all too well. My sister, Mona Ramsey, was clutching our father's sleeve, crying as she spoke. My parents' faces were filled with hesitation and pain. I had been reborn. And Mona had made a different choice than in my last life.

I could still feel the cold steel tearing through my flesh, the heat of the blood soaking my white dress, the taste of iron in my mouth as the light faded. History had repeated itself. Fate, in its most cruel and poetic irony, hadn’t changed the script; it had merely rearranged the actors. In this life, the poison victims weren’t my parents, but Warren’s. And the dagger… that damned dagger that once stopped my heart, now rested in his chest. He, who had been my executioner, had become the victim of his obsession, reaping death at the hands of the woman he used as a pawn. “Amy?”

“To share a face with something so unnatural? I wish we were never born together.” “You’re my sister,” the girl whispered. Her voice cracked, but her eyes didn’t fall. “I was your sister,” Harper snapped. “And I’m ashamed I ever was.” Gianna, her mother, didn’t say a word at first. Just stared, lips tight with loathing. But when she finally opened her mouth, her words cut deeper than knives. “You exist. That’s what you did wrong.” Her legs buckled slightly. She turned to Luke, her brother who was always protective and kind. Or so she thought.

When I finally reached Danny and stood protectively by his side, staring at all of them defiantly, one of the brothers exclaimed with surprise, "Wow, so fast! Who is this?" He looked me up and down with interest. "This must be the wife, right?" another one said, grinning nastily. "The one who got our sister Maia arrested?" "Yes, she fits the description we were given," another brother confirmed, nodding. "Weird hair, attitude problem, thinks she's tough." He smiled cruelly. "Well, it's actually a good thing you two are here together then. How convenient. You can both go straight to hell together. Save us the trouble of hunting you down separately."

Merrick hissed, “she's fucking lying, Astrid. Baby…look at me…” But her eyes were glued on me, and I knew that Merrick’s words did not matter…only mine, and the one she wished she could erase. Let her burn. Let her drown in his murderous grip. “Do not worry, sister,” I leaned in, eyes flashing, “you are every bit of the monster that he is. Dare I say…soulmates?” Her grip tightened on the gate, sweat shimmering on her forehead as her lips moved wordlessly. I should have stood there and watched her break, but the aching in my chest has intensified, leaving me almost breathless.

But what I had a problem with was that they were trying to kill Faith. I have a thing with another enemy trying to kill my enemy. I simply wouldn’t let that happen, which was why I and my sisters came with what these creatures feared the most. Lightning. Vivian, Janice, Hannah, and Dena, I made to appear on land. But from the skies, I came with large bolts of lightning, and in one sweep, everything was over. I was still in mid-air when I spread my hands with my gaze locked on Faith, her dead people came back to life.

Luna says and I tilt my head in her direction. "We found out about our brother also called Fate in your world. Luna was right he has been whispering to your sister and poisoning her mind. Her other part of her soul, her mate to say isn't who you think he is or she for that matter." Selene says and I look at her before Celest speaks and I look at her instead.