We're Like Brothers But Closer Novels & Stories

Leo asked, hopeful our relationship could return to how it used to be. "We never stopped being cousins, Leo. You've helped me a lot," I told him, emphasizing our unbroken bond. His face lit up with a happy smile, and he hugged me. I couldn't help but let out a growl, but Leo didn't seem to mind and continued the embrace. Despite my initial resistance, I had to admit it felt good to have a brotherly figure around. Ever since I was forced to take my older brother's life, I've felt the absence of a sibling deeply. Leo has filled that void in his own way, making sure I never felt alone or missed having a brother.

He didn't say much about my absence either. Living in this society as brothers was our most significant challenge, especially after Appa announced us as brothers. I had once dreamt of marrying my Hyung just like that, but I knew it was an impossible dream in our lifetime. Nevertheless, being by his side was enough for me. I was determined to live happily, facing any challenges together.

Their brothers, Josh and Andrew, were like brothers to me, sharing a bond that had only strengthened over the years. They were a unique bunch, each with their own remarkable qualities. It was as if they possessed an air of singularity that set them apart from the rest. They were priceless gems that I was lucky to have in my life. You won't find them anywhere else, so add them to your cart now!

“We are both going to work together to continue to make sure that this pack is strong. You aren’t alone man. You never have been, never will be. Were Brothers for life.” I hold out my fist for a bump, with a little smirk on my face. We came up with Were Brothers for life when we were kids along with our other best friend Aaron. So, I knew it would get a smile out of him. “Thanks Man.” He chuckles as he bumps my fist. “You are corny as hell you know that?” he shakes his head at me, while I chuckle at him “It made you smile though right and got my message across. So, win win.” I chuckle. He shakes his head at me while I get up and walk back over to my desk.

he sighed. “I don’t think I want to,” Mick said stubbornly. I could feel his wariness. “Mick, please,” Billy pouted his bottom lip. “Seriously, man. I missed you and so did everyone else. Don’t leave. Your brother and you can work through the shared mate shit later.” “Brother?” I looked at Mick. I figured they were related, but wasn’t sure how. I was hoping they were second cousins or distant relatives. Not siblings. “Twin brother,” Boyd said, scowling with his arms crossed. “Bet he didn’t tell you that either.”

My mother and I were the last to leave the boardroom. "You did well. But you've got to do much better, son. You know your brother..." she says but I cut her off before she could complete her statement. "I know. Rollins can't be here. And I've got to fill in his shoes and try to be good at this business just my like big brother. I get it, honestly. I do mum. You don't have to keep reminding me all the time. " With that, I left the room, angry.

I couldn't say I'm in love with your brother and living twenty feet away from him is going to destroy me. "I'm just tired," I said. "Long day yesterday." Sloane's expression softened. She sat down next to me and wrapped an arm around my shoulders. "It's going to be okay. You're going to stay here, get back on your feet, and then you're going to find a cute guy and forget all about this." I laughed weakly. "A cute guy." "Someone who isn't my emotionally stunted brother," she added. "Seriously. Don't let him get in your head. He's an asshole to everyone."

My voice cracked, my throat raw from all the crying. Liam inhaled deeply, his fists clenched. “The truth is, Trey is my stepbrother. We share the same father.” His voice was quiet but heavy, as if he didn’t want to talk about it. “Because of his mother, my parents separated, and we were kicked out.” I sucked in a sharp breath, my hands covering my mouth as his words hit me.

I tell him. “Is there a difference?” he asks. “Bro there’s a fucking difference. He’s just getting his dick wet without the strings attached.” His brother says. I nod and point at Dominic. We’re not as close as Alex and I are. We went to the same schools sure, but we just never got closer than greeting each other and going about our days. “If Stef heard you saying this shit right now, she’d have you sleeping in the doghouse…” Alex looks at his brother.

Besides, the crazy bastard was too head deep in his war books. That leaves Killian… but even he wouldn’t do this. They were my brothers; we’d bled for each other; we could kill for each other. Everyone else thought we were some cliché high school friend group which would break apart once it was time to head to college, but they had no idea that we’d gone through similar traumas as children. It brought us together, so nothing and no one would keep us apart. So who the fuck would dare try this? Their replies came in with a ding, forcing my attention back to the phone.