Stories About Siblings Novels & Stories

"My aunt says the youngest, Kian, is a good kid and might not even be related to the other brothers. Which to be fair is probably true, he doesn't look anything like them. But it's the older ones who are dangerous, Lloyd, Mason and Jacob beat up their last foster father just for telling them they weren't allowed to go out to a party." "Uh huh and mum said the oldest one wouldn't stop bringing random girls to the house. He's already got two kids by two different girls and wants nothing to do with either of them." Despite not liking Sally or her friends, Liv loves gossip and drama, so she is in her element trying to tell the better story. "Have you seen them?" Susie surprises me by asking. She

If only they were still here, they could have helped me unlock the mysteries of our bloodline. My thoughts were interrupted by the sound of my son Daniel cheering on his kid sister Alex. It was heartwarming to see how close they were, just like my big brother Jack and I had been. We had been inseparable until we found our mates, but the bond between siblings never faded, no matter how much time passed.

King Izzoth killed all of them too. It didn’t take them long to start giving me siblings either. I’m eighteen and I have seven siblings! I have twin brothers, Caleb and Kurt, who are seventeen, a sister, Luna, who is sixteen, a sister, Nikina (we call her Niki), who is fifteen, and the triplets (Jack, Josh, and Brianda) are thirteen. I love every single one of them and I wouldn’t trade them for the world. I got to grow up with all these people, and I feel privileged for it. We are a real family. I was always very aware that I was adopted, because my mom and dad always told me the story of how brave and determined my biological mother was. But the prefix “step” was never in our vocabulary. We

"Just grab your coat and let's go. It's not like we hate each other." I knew it was normal for siblings to be rivals; their relationships were often a complex web of love, loyalty, and competition. It was a delicate balance of affection and animosity, where brothers and sisters could be each other's closest allies and most formidable foes. But despite their differences, they would often rally around each other in times of need. I'd seen it a lot among humans, this dynamic of sibling relationships, where brothers and sisters would fiercely defend and support each other, even if they didn't always see eye-to-eye. It was a beautiful thing, really, this messy, imperfect love that siblings shared

She loves her children, but she is indifferent to my father, which breaks my heart. I have four siblings: Lindie, Askook, Orson, and Bjorn. Lindie and Askook are snake cubs, while Orson and Bjorn are bear cubs. My older sister, Lindie, is my only sister. She and older brother Orson hatch three years before me, while brothers Askook and Bjorn are one year older than me. There are two more eggs to be hatched; their genders are yet to be known, but most probably they will be males since females are rare.

It could be a random stranger and you wouldn’t give them a second glance, all the while knowing that someone you love might still be lost out there in the world. I recall reading an article a few years back about how two people were neighbors for several years without realizing that they were brother and sister. When they were still toddlers, their parents divorced, one taking the other. Both went on to remarry and never mentioned to their kids that they each had a sibling. For years, they knew nothing of each other until the one moved in across the road from her brother. Every morning, they’d do the neighborly thing and greet each other out of courtesy. And then their kids became friends.

"Though I never said it to their faces, I love my siblings. Rasmus was always closer to Aurora and I was closer to Angela. Our sisters are our lives. Aurora is a hybrid so oftentimes she would be severely sick. Rasmus, Angela, and I would spend those days with her. We all would even sleep in the same room, they always make me sleep on the floor though. I don't mind. The four of us would talk for hours and would imitate our whole pack members. We would laugh so hard that our parents would scold us a couple of times. Those were the best days." "Luca and Sarah would often join us as well," Hunter didn't realize but he was smiling. "Luca and we all grew up together so he was like a brother to me

But alas, it was just me. Cadee's brothers were named Cortland, Carrington, Coldwell, and Cameron. I couldn't imagine what it was like to have so many siblings, but I was sure it was chaotic and fun all at once. Cadee always had stories to tell about them, their antics and adventures, and I couldn't help but feel a little envious. As the youngest of the siblings, I wondered how Cadee was doing. Did she feel overshadowed by her older brothers? Did they protect her fiercely, or tease her relentlessly? I wanted to know everything about their dynamics, their family bond.

However, deep down, they had lost their wills, too. On the third day, the burliest of the group gave a sad smile and whispered, "Brothers, sisters... although our father isn't something I can choose. In next life, I hope to be all of your eldest brother again." Chen eyed him silently. What followed was a heartfelt confession from each of the siblings. From there, Chen knew that all of them were half-siblings. Same father but different mothers and with the way they painted the picture of their father, he should be dead and his method of seeding such a great harvest of kids should be easy to infer, too.

This night was the right time for them to get to know how they were all borne and brought together to become siblings of the same woman Thelma. The time now was forty five minutes past the hand of nine 9:45pm, they waiting patiently like the dog who awaits a bone from its owner. At the other hand i was scared of telling this story to my children because i knew how humans could be, this maybe the last time i may have to call them my children... This was a story that was going to tear us apart...