Tubbo's Sister Novels & Stories

*Toby* Toby and Liam were headed home after a long day of training. The day started out with pack training, followed by training with the Alpha-to-be. Mathias had chosen Liam as his Beta and worked with him every day on pack responsibilities. While Liam was the one chosen for Beta, Toby, the loyal twin, stayed behind to help his brother. He was happy for Liam, but he couldn't help the twinge of jealousy at his brother's success.

Just as they disappeared into the dense foliage, a figure emerged from the underbush. It was Dahlia, my wife's sister. Her eyes were wide with urgency as she rushed over to me. Listen carefully, she started, "I'll show you the real culprit behind your wife's death, but you have to promise me you'll forever stay away from Alpha's mate, and most importantly you won't confront whoever the culprit is.”

“Do you really think… they’re talking about me? “Check your social media, Yuna.” The moment I finished speaking, the voices around us grew louder. “This whole family is unbelievable, completely heartless. Favoritism doesn’t even begin to cover it.” “If you ask me, people like this… if they die, so be it. At least the younger sister would finally have some peace.” “And that sister of hers—what the hell is wrong with her?” Yuna’s expression began to shift. She hurriedly pulled out her phone and opened her social media.

Sent back… The words bounced around inside my head for a few moments, unable to find a place to settle. The AI brother who had walked into my home when I was 14—stealing my bedroom, my place in the family, and everything that was mine—had just been sent back. Like a defective piece of merchandise, he was packed into a box, slapped with a return label, and shipped right back to the factory. Sapphire walked over to my bedside. Her steps were heavy, as if her legs were weighted with lead. She stood there for a moment, then suddenly collapsed into a crouch, burying her face in her hands.

"Rob never got support from his family.He was beaten by their father everyday for the smallest mistakes.Sam is younger than these two siblings.Rob had suffered at home in hands of his sister.He did not want her influence on his little brother. Sister Tiffany never bullied Sam but doted on him.Rob succeeded in convincing his parents to admit Sam in the residential school that was in the another City.Rob stayed in touch with Sam throughout his school years. Later, Rob took admission in the university near to this school." "On the surface, Sister Tiffany was showing that she has no intention to join family business but she was helping her father in his work like a filial daughter. Sam's Father

Both chuckled shyly with what they heard. “For the record, we called our companies sisters because we’re simply two siblings who own our separate ventures,” Mr. Taeyoung explained. “But nothing’s written in fine print yet in regards to that.” Madam Mina’s brows furrowed. She turned to Mr. Nam and asked, “What is that?”

Mason smirked as he stared at the two girls fighting with a mop to clean his room. When they got to his room, Ava and Sophia were surprised that the girl he was hooking up with had left and disappeared into the night. Now there was no obvious evidence that he brought a girl over. “What did you say twinkle star ?i can't hear you ”Mason teased while he leaned against the wall, crossing his ankles. There was nothing more entertaining than watching the two girls struggle with a mop. One happens to be his sister and one his sisters best friend who he admits has the nicest ass he has seen.

I said, fighting to control my temper. Toby had the nerve to step up to my chest, his head just below my chin. “Your dumb bitch of a sister did that all on her own.” I stood toe to toe with him, my chest and face inches from his body. I caught the slightest trace of a flinch as I growled. “You’re lucky I have more self control.” “What’s that?” Toby taunted. “Because you’d end up like your drunk of a sister, side-by-side on the operating table next time?”

“That must be tough, having your brother-in-law as your boss.” I swallowed hard. “It has its moments.” I forced a half-smile. “At least he can’t scream at me.” “I’m sure it’s more complicated than that,” he said quietly, his gaze searching mine. “But hey, I respect your professionalism.” “Thank you,” I murmured, trying to steer the conversation away from Helena. I loved my sister, but she had tunnel vision when she wanted something, often disregarding other people’s feelings. Like with this baby.

"What if they're the same person?" Coco frowned. "What do you mean?" "Bobby's brother may be the toxin dealer. Pull Bobby in again—for questioning. This time he doesn't walk without giving us a name." Coco disagreed. "He won't sell out his sibling, and that's a stretch—there are hundreds, if not thousands, of land walking vibrios." "Whoever makes and sells these siren drugs has connections—they're an established big fish." "And they'll run into a NIRL harpoon if they continue to kill humans." Stralath tapped Coco's name plaque. "My battalion is hovering nearby—they'll slide into the atmosphere on my command."