Step-siblings Married Novels & Stories

"We've been seeing each other since the wedding. We tried to stay away but we couldn't." "You're stepsiblings." Mom's voice was low. "This is wrong." "We're not blood related," Kaid reiterated. "We're two adults who fell in love." I wanted to laugh at how easily the lies came to him. Richard stood so fast his chair scraped the floor. "I won't allow this." "You don't have a say." Kaid stood too. "I'm thirty years old. Sage is twenty six. We. don't. need. your. permission."

I made my point. "Well, let's try this, say this wedding isn't your mom's wedding or his dad's wedding. There's no stepbrother and stepsister and all that stuff. Will you go back and find him?" I had never thought of this before. What if we weren't stepbrother and stepsister? Would I give us a real chance? For the longest time, I didn't say anything, but probably the word 'yes' was written all over my face. "I see," Gabe said, reading my expression.

I didn't win. I’d fought. Screamed. Begged. Victoria forced me to marry Ryan anyway. At my own wedding, my stepsister Clara was the only one smiling. Her eyes glittered. Satisfaction. A family-only ceremony—stepmother, sister, Ryan’s bodyguard, and best friend. His family? Didn’t even bother to show up. The priest was too afraid to speak during the vow process, Ryan refused to say his vow, he didn't bother trying to show that he felt something. I was the only one saying my vows and happy that maybe he is going to be different.

Like, with a capital S and bold font. "We’re step-siblings," I reminded her, trying to hang on to logic. "As in siblings by marriage. As in we live in the same house. That would be weird...and gross, right? Just... no." "Uh-huh. Right. Totally impossible," she nodded exaggeratedly, sarcasm dripping from her words, making me want to throw cookies at her. "Just like how it was impossible for Frank to like you. And then impossible for you to be in a relationship with Frank. Now it’s like you guys are basically the main characters in a slow burn romance."

And when their child took a peck at the three of us, they easily hid them and put them on their back as if we had evil plans of kidnapping their pup. The path that we were walking was getting familiar. "I don't mind it. I'm not being traditional. Being mated with your stepsibling is not incest since you don't share the same bloodline. It's fine by me.' 'What would your pack think if you happened to have one?' 'Sunny, I don't have a stepsister.' 'I'm only asking for the scenario. You can answer it or not.' 'My pack is not that narrow-minded. They will accept it since they already know what type of man I am.'

Brooks froze and said, "I was just saying not everyone has a bad experience with the person their parent's date." I said that is not what you said, Brooks. You said step-parent. Step as in she is going to marry my dad. Is there something I don't know? Am I going to be ambushed at dinner with an announcement of them getting married? Brooks said, "As far as I know, No. He didn't say anything like that to me." I stared at him for a moment and said ok but if I get ambushed I m kicking your a**. His jaw dropped and he said,

_*]:min-w-0"> The room spun. Married. My mother had married Cade's father. _*]:min-w-0"> Which made Cade my... _*]:min-w-0"> "Stepbrother," Cade said quietly, like he could read my thoughts. His jaw was tight, a muscle ticking there that I remembered meant he was barely holding onto his control. "Scarlett and I are technically step-siblings now." _*]:min-w-0"> The word felt obscene. _*]:min-w-0">

Not like it wasn't hurting me too, but I was trying to live with that fact. "Why can't you forget the step-sibling thing? You're not even related by blood. Your mom married Ryan's dad, who is now your stepfather, and you can date your stepfather's son, simply. I don't think there should be any offense in that," She told me. I nodded, "You know you do have a point," She chuckled, thinking that she had eon, "But no, thank you. I will stick to having him as a stepbrother rather than a boyfriend. We will be better that way." I finalized and she scoffed.

, he said. "Your parents weren't together?" I said more like a question. I think I'm asking too many personal questions. God, put a lock on my mouth. "No. We don't stick to single partners if not a soulmate. My parents separated when I was 8. They both found new partners. I have 46 step-siblings from both my parents. They spread all over the world. Most of them are humans because the partners of my parents are humans", he said just like a normal thing. Maybe it's normal for them.

This time it’d be more intense and fatal. “I can assure you that we’ll have a successful marriage, Dad unlike your previous wives who caused you great suffering which made you sceptic about marriage.” Stephen said rising from the chair and I followed him. It was a reminder for his father who married thrice and Stephen’s mother was his third wife who couldn’t leave him because he signed a strict agreement with her. It was more like a golden trap that she didn’t mind. “Your sister must have arrived. Let’s go and eat like a family first.” Mr. Hamilton said.