Novel & Cerita Theo James Siblings

I couldn’t quite grasp it, but I knew… something was wrong. The Bais… they’re James’s godparents. The Bai family, like so many wealthy families in the city, is… dwindling. The older generation is passing, and the younger generation… well. The Bai couple were incredibly close, and their only son, Bai Luoqi, inherited everything at a young age. Luoqi… he’s practically James’s brother. Closer, even, than his own cousins in the Ferguson family. “Are… are these rumours?” I blurted out. “I saw the financial news just a few days ago. Bai’s Technology went public, and Brother Luoqi was right there, ringing the bell…”

I froze, looking at him, and then I hit his leg, causing him to yell in pain. "Do you and David have something goi-?" I didn't even let him to finish his sentence. "No fucking way!" I shouted, as everyone looked at me. I sighed nervously, "I mean, we don't talk, we don't even see each other," I said, and Dad nodded, bringing me some relief. I grabbed the spoon and took a sip of the cold soup. "Is he an only child?" Dad asked, confusing me, as James looked at me before answering, "No, he has a sister whom he loves a lot," James said, and Dad nodded.

"You are deliberately planning to walk straight into Ferguson territory, unescorted, alone, barely thirty-six hours after their bastards torched my sister's peace banner on the ridge." "His family did not light that fire, Uncle," I snapped, stepping around the table to put myself directly in his line of sight, refusing to cower before the heavy wave of his Alpha pressure. "I have told you that three times already. We found the accelerant. We found the embroidered patch. It was staged."

Yes. I’d never said those words about anyone with that quality of ease. “I have a sister,” James said. “Eleanor. Thirty-five. She’s going to lose her mind when I tell her.” “In a good way,” I said. It wasn’t a question. “In the best possible way,” James said. “She’s been saying for years that we needed more family. She’s going to be insufferably pleased about this.” Something warm settled in my chest.

James' adoptive parents stopped and turned to the caretaker. "You said he was an only child!" "Indeed. Don't you believe his words. he doesn't have a brother!" James shook his head and tried to make sure he did have a younger brother. "My younger brother, his name is Arjoona. I beg you. We can take him. He'll be home soon!" "How about this? You come with us now. Tomorrow we will pick up your brother," said the woman suggested, so James was willing to leave. The suspicious James shook his head. But the woman kept forcing James to leave the orphanage.

Calesti joined us too for breakfast, she and Finn were having fun grilling James with questions. “So let me get this straight, you’re only here for the holidays but thinking about moving in?” Dad asks James. “Yeah, Milo is like a brother to me, and we’re both working with Uncle Jayden, so why not stay in here, it’s a nice town, and I get to make new friends in here,” James answered him. “And my daughter?” Dad ask them in a cold voice “A little sister,” James says. “That’s good, keep it that way,” dad orders us.

In a fit of rage, I hurled the basketball in my hands directly at James. Fate is a funny thing. Sometimes, it’s beautiful; other times, it’s downright cursed. When my parents dragged me along to apologize to James, it turned out our families knew each other. “Oh, look who it is! Little Amy! You’ve grown so much! I remember holding you when you were just a tiny bundle of joy. Do you remember me? Joe?” My dad and James’s dad, Joe Jonas, were best friends back in college. If Joe’s family hadn’t moved overseas to start their business, we might’ve had some kind of childhood betrothal.

Jameson smiled and sipped his tea with poise and grace, like a noble gentleman from a regency novel. He chatted with Alyssa for a bit. From their conversation, she learned that he had been caring for his mother in Kontina. Due to Alzheimer's, Lily Schmidt was unable to take care of herself anymore. Despite multiple opportunities to return to Solana City, Jameson chose to stay in Kontina and build his career there. Alyssa recalled that Jameson came from a rather complicated family. There were four Schmidt siblings in total, with Jameson being the youngest. His two brothers and a sister were the offspring of the first wife, while Jameson was born to the second wife of the Schmidt Family.

Soon after, he fallen as sleep. Then his memories started to flashback. Young Jim had an older brother. His name was Leo III. His brother Leo was two years older than him. They grew up in a strict military family. From Jim’s grandfather, General Colonel Leo I, up to his father General Colonel Leo II. Both were five-star outstanding U.S military force.

"My half-brother... His mom is our dad's favorite and that is the reason why he doesn't care for my mom." "Oh, okay... Then let go save him since he's your brother!" Jaden jumped up. "Half-brother!" Joey rolls his eyes. "It doesn't matter Joey, you both are related by blood. So, we need to go!" Jaden grabbed his right hand and draw him out of the room. When they got to the basketball court, they saw students that formed a circle, and they seem to be looking at something interesting. They both walked towards them, and Jaden was surprised to see James, pushing a boy by the chest. The boy was stubborn too, as he was seen putting on a long face and trying to fight back.