Novel & Cerita Suami Lebih Mementingkan Saudaranya

Their importance and worth would be connected to their children. It was then that their husband would look around for young and pretty mistresses. However, in their case, Javier loved Suzie more than their children. While Suzie loved her children more than Javier. And Javier who understood it could not help but act spoil to not lose Suzie's favor. Suzie found it funny that her husband was competing with her children for her favor. However, because of this, she had never been distressed or lonely. Because she knew that someone loved her the most in this world.

“Since he’s treating you this way, that means that he’s treating everyone the same.” “There are two people blocking your way right now…” “The other two brothers of the Bauer family.” “Joseph is going against Harvey now.” “If we can think of something for him to go against Ken…” “We wouldn’t have to deal with him afterwards.” “After all, you’re the eldest son. You have to care for your reputation, unlike the others. They can do whatever they please.” “For us, rising to power is the most important thing right now. We don’t need anything else as long as we can do that.”

Flavian was being ridiculous, but I respected my friend and knew he was super protective of his sister. "Wow, Flavian! Such hypocrisy! Did you forget how old your wife is? Did you forget I have a brother and he didn't treat you like this?" Manu was an important ally and seemed to be on our side. "Little one, it's different!" Flavian grumbled. "Different because I'm not your sister?" Manu challenged him. "Little one..."

We don’t consider friends or allies in business, we take what we want and we don’t give a damn how it affects others. That’s why we are the best at what we do. It’s how Dad runs the company, and I’m no different from him. When it comes to relationships, we find it hard to keep a woman for too long. My grandfather couldn’t keep his wife, my uncles couldn’t keep theirs, my father couldn’t keep my mom, and my cousins have a terrible history with their girls, and so don’t.

I shrug, trying to tell myself the bitter truth no matter how much it hurts. “You know I really liked you with my boss. He looked happy.” I don't know if Denise is trying to comfort me or to scratch my wounds that have barely healed yet. “But it wasn't. I... I wasn't the one to make him happy. Rather it was my sister who always made him happy, not me.” I start to feel vulnerable again because I start to only imagine that the relationship Michael and I ever had was only a morbid affair. There were moments we shared which I'll always hold dearly but I know it all meant nothing to Michael. It couldn't mean anything because my sister was always his priority and love. He will of course only cheri

"Are you still angry about Lisa? But she's my sister-in-law after all. Before my brother died, he asked me to take care of his widow and child. As his older brother, I can't just abandon them, can I? "Sarah, you're still pregnant. Don't get too worked up, or it might affect our child, okay?" Whether he genuinely wanted to care for his sister-in-law for his brother's sake, or if he wanted to care for his sister-in-law and her child for his own reasons, I no longer wanted to know. His priorities were crystal clear. What the truth was no longer mattered to me. The corners of my mouth turned up slightly in a bitter smile. "You actually remember that we're having a child."

He didn't like the fact that Kairo was giving so much importance to his new sister. 'If he is so happy to find his sister, then there's no doubt that she will become the most important person in his life. Then what about Sylvia? She will always remain as the second-best and is forced to live under Olivia's shadows. And he will make it a problem for me to maintain mistresses once I marry his sister. I have to strain their relationship from the beginning. I just cannot allow this to happen. Olivia should remain his sister in name only. There should not be any love and affection between these siblings ' he thought with Jelousy.

Carolina Alcântara Al-Makki I take a deep breath before entering my father-in-law Salim's room. It saddened me to see how old age was taking a toll on his health. My husbands were also sad, witnessing how the man who encouraged them to become brothers rather than rivals in our triad was now suffering. He had taught them, through his own experiences, how to handle conflicts. My father-in-law was the reason Bruno and Hassan became like brothers, ensuring they stayed united and prioritized my needs.

Felix and Susan had always favored their youngest son—something Alex and Yale had known since they were kids. At first, the brothers might have felt they were unfairly treated, but Paul had been such a well-behaved kid. He was so well-behaved that even the brothers felt their parents' favoritism was justified. If they were in their parents' shoes, they would probably have done the same. At least their parents' favoritism only extended to small things, like having more of Paul's favorite dishes on the table. Regarding bigger matters, like family resources, things were always fair. For example, Alex was in charge of the family business, Yale received more financial support, and Paul got more a

William gently stroked Elisa White's hair, which was losing its luster,"The first rule of the William's family motto is mutual assistance between brothers and sisters, which is more important than loyalty and filial piety. To a certain extent, brothers and sisters are more important than elders and parents. When elders and parents leave, brothers and sisters are the closest blood. If there is no accident, brothers and sisters will accompany us longer than their wives and children. In the William, there are few cases of mutual mutilation between brothers and sisters, and our road is in our teens.The time has been set.In my generation, the eldest brother is in charge. Gwen Brich and I do what