The Good Sister Novels & Stories

Ezekiel's eyes widened in shock, and Rebecca quickly stepped between us. With an aggrieved tone, she said, "Maisie, if you don't want to, that's fine. Don't make things harder for Ezekiel. I'll go to the hospital right now and end the pregnancy!" Her tone was so determined that Ezekiel immediately wrapped his arms around her waist. However, the look he gave me was cold enough to send chills down my spine. "Maisie Shaffer, Rebecca is your sister. Do you really have to push her this far?!"

Whispers started spreading around us. "Keith's 'sister' is here again. She brings him lunch every day. That's pretty caring." "Caring enough to take it to his bed, apparently." "I always thought something was off. Who treats someone they're not even related to that well? There has to be something going on." Every word cut like a blade, and in that moment, I realized I was the last to know the truth about Keith and Caroline’s relationship. Caroline saw me, and her smile stiffened for a split second before it bloomed again.

She stammered in realisation, This was the first time either of us had ever seen Alpha Kay. He straightened the sleeve of his jacket and adjusted his cuff links like the whole drama of his wedding was a small inconvenience to him. “Your sister has graciously decided to pay for your mistakes. Its only because of her that I haven't locked you, your parents and your stupid little boyfriend in jail right now. You should be on your feet thanking her.” May was speechless, I had never seen her look so stunned in my life. “Infact do it… get on your knees and thank her.” He commanded in a tone that made me want to run and hide in safety.

“And what is that smell?” “Cayenne pepper, nettles, and thyme are scattered around the room, and I’m burning sage.” The supposed ‘Good Witch’ greets me as she steps over a ring of herbs. I don’t trust her very much either. I don’t trust any witch these days. “We are trying to keep my sister out of your head.” “Let me guess. You want to leverage my power for some fight with her.” I rolled my eyes, only lowering my sword slightly.

… Soon, my sister and I held the ceremony to officiate the bonds with our mates. At the ceremony, Lex attended to her constantly, lifting her skirt and adjusting her hair. Kane, meanwhile, wore a scowl and barely looked at me, seemingly eager to get through the process quickly. Seeing me ignored, my sister's smugness grew. She pulled Lex over to flaunt him in front of me. "Thalia, if you can't win your mate's heart, you'll have a hard time surviving in the pack," she said. I glanced at Lex. He looked at my sister with genuine affection. That's when I noticed a silver ring on his thumb.

No matter what he does, I know my sister will never do that to me, she is good. “If you prove it, I will do whatever you desire, and I know it wont come to pass because I am confident, my sister is good and maybe it’s time you start to realise not everyone is bad.”

"You hit me?" I let out a cold, mocking smile and said nothing. I raised my hand again. Before it could fall, someone grabbed my wrist. Lillian's face was cold and tense. "Silas, you've gone too far. You skipped our wedding and made me a laughingstock. And now you're hitting your own sister?" I looked at the woman I had grown up with. My chest tightened. I was about to explain myself–when Liam suddenly dropped to his knees in front of me.

In contrast, two days ago, I received all the touches of my sister's fiancé. But dinner was over, eased off, and everyone was allowed to enjoy music, wine, and just conversation. I sat beside Baron and Carl, who were busy talking about their stock. I looked at Gal, who was pulled away by Nicholas' mother, and Mama urged Gal to follow her. I stifled a laugh seeing the expression Gal was holding back. She seemed to be in math class, one of the classes she didn't like. "I bet that Nicholas de Sanctis will have another woman pregnant in two days after they get married." Carl's voice almost choked me.