Derek's point of view:I trudged back home, my steps heavy with disappointment. Another day had gone by, and nothing seemed to be going my way. As I walked into the living room, I found Ronnie engrossed in a TV show. "I'm home," I said in a dull tone, not expecting any response.But Ronnie looked up and greeted me with a warm smile. "Hey, Derek. How are you? I made dinner. Would you be interested?" she asked.I didn't answer her right away. I just walked over to one of the seats and flopped down on it. Ronnie sat down next to me and placed a hand on my shoulder. "Is everything okay?" she asked, sensing my mood.I shook my head. "Not really. Laura told me everything."Ronnie's expression turned serious. "What did she say?" she asked."She said that dad took care of her tuition fees and expenses. You set that up, didn't you?" I asked.Ronnie nodded. "Yes, I did. I thought it would help her focus more on her studies."I looked at her in silence for a moment. "You did good. But tell me
Derek's point of view:As Ronnie's lips met mine, I lost all sense of sanity. I couldn't believe that Ronnie, the girl I had been crushing on since we were kids, was actually kissing me back. I had always thought of her as nothing but a little sister, but now she was here, wrapped in my arms, and my mind was going wild.I savored every moment of that kiss, every touch of her lips against mine. She tasted sweet, like honey, and I couldn't get enough. She was melting against me, and I knew I had to have her. I grabbed her waist, pulling her closer, wanting to make this moment last forever.Ronnie's kiss was entirely different from any other girl I had ever kissed. Maybe it was because I had been in love with her for so long, but everything about her was perfect. Her lips fit mine perfectly, and it was like we were made for each other. I knew that this was just the beginning, and I wanted more.I knew I had to take advantage of this situation quickly, before it was too late. Ronn
Ronnie's point of view:Things changed between Derek and me since that night. It was like a switch had flipped, and suddenly we couldn't keep our hands off each other. We were family, but now we were something more, something deeper. It was both exhilarating and terrifying.Derek and I had two natures. At school, we were just friends, joking around and hanging out with our group. But at home, it was a completely different story. We were lovers, sneaking around and trying not to get caught. It was strange at first, trying to avoid each other at school and pretending like everything was normal. But as soon as we got home, we couldn't keep our hands to ourselves.Seeing Derek at school was torture. He was always surrounded by boys and girls, the center of attention. It felt like everyone knew our secret, even though we had done our best to keep it hidden. I avoided eye contact with him, afraid that I would give something away. It was like we were living two separate lives, and I
Ronnie's point of view:As I sat in the backseat of the car with Derek, I looked out of the window and watched as the familiar scenery of our bungalow home quickly passed by. It felt surreal, knowing that Derek and I were leaving our home and everything we knew behind for a short while. The silence in the car was palpable, and I could feel Derek's cold gaze on me from the corner of my eye.The car that was driving us to the airport was a sleek black sedan with tinted windows. I couldn't see much of the driver, except for his clean-shaven face and his expensive-looking suit. He was a professional driver, who had been hired to take us to the airport.Derek and I had planned this carefully, and part of our plan was to act as if nothing had happened between us. We didn't want anyone to suspect that we were lovers, right?So, we sat next to each other in silence, pretending to be cold to each other.As we arrived at the airport, we were greeted by Mr. Diamond's private jet.It was a b
Ronnie's point of view:"You're a hundred percent correct, Derek," I said, my eyes hard. "I'm done. Let's stop this once and for all."I couldn't believe the words that just came out of my mouth. I had been contemplating ending things with Derek for a while now, but I didn't expect it to come out like this. I looked at him, waiting for a response, but he remained silent.He didn't seem like he wanted to stretch the subject. Derek said nothing and silently turned to return back into the mansion, leaving me behind in the garden. I watched him leave, feeling a mix of emotions.I gaped at him, wondering why he didn't say anything. "That's it?" I thought to myself. "He's just gonna stay quiet about it? He's not gonna say anything?"I couldn't help but wonder what was going on in his mind. Ever since we became secret lovers, Derek had changed. He spoke less and did more kisses and fuckings with me.It was nice, but it was wrong. What we were doing as step siblings was terribly wrong.T
Derek's point of view:"Damn you," Ronnie swore in my mouth, then wrapped her arms around my neck. "Hold me tighter."I'm in Ronnie's bedroom, on her bed and my hands exploring her curves. She was breathing heavily against me, and I could feel the heat radiating from her body as we kissed passionately. I was starting to get excited, and I moved lower, down to her breasts. I took one of them into my mouth and start to suck gently, running my tongue around the soft skin. I could feel Ronnie shivering in pleasure, and I smiled against her skin as I continued to explore her body with my hands and mouth. "You really are obsessed with my breasts aren't you?" Ronnie said. "People do say they're too big."I muffled while sucking her nipple. "No, they got that wrong too. I love your tits." She gave a dismissive scoff. I felt I might lose her then so I took her by the chin, looked her right in the eyes so she could see how earnest I was being, and repeated, "I fucking love them." I plac
Ronnie's point of view:I woke up to the sound of birds chirping outside my window, feeling energized and happy from the events of the previous night. I sat up and turned to find the side of my bed empty, which confused me for a moment until I remembered that Derek had been lying there beside me after our intense lovemaking.But now he was gone.I dropped my head back on my bed and sighed contentedly. He was by far the best lover ever. I couldn't get last night out of my mind.After a few moments, I set my feet down and took a shower. As the warm water cascaded down my body, I thought about all that had happened between Derek and me. It seemed like everything would work out just fine between us as long as our parents didn't find out about our secret relationship.But for how long would this go on? I didn't know. Derek had mentioned something about us both going somewhere off to live together. The resources were there, but I didn't want any of that.Running away would only make ma
Ronnie's point of view:The road trip to Pineville was long and quiet. Derek and I rode in our luxurious bus, staring blankly ahead, lost in our own thoughts. The trees rushed by in a blur, and I couldn't help but feel a sense of apprehension in the pit of my stomach. I glanced over at Derek, who was staring out the window, lost in his own thoughts. I wondered what was going through his mind and what was causing the uneasiness in his expression.I remembered the moment when Dad announced that our destination was Pineville, Derek had suddenly turned pale. I couldn't help but feel curious about what could have caused such a reaction from him. As we continued on the road, I leaned my head back against the headrest and let my thoughts wander. Memories of my past flooded back into my mind, taking me down memory lane.Pineville was my hometown, where I was born and raised. It was also where my parents got divorced. The town held so many memories, both good and bad. It was also where
Derek's point of view:Ronnie and I had been waiting for our parents to arrive in Paris so we could have a family meeting and discuss our relationship. We were prepared to fight for our love, no matter what our parents said.When they finally arrived, we were both surprised by their demeanor. Instead of being confrontational, they smiled at us and asked for our forgiveness for not understanding us.Ronnie's mom spoke first, "I want to apologize for how I've treated your relationship, Ronnie. It was wrong of me to try and force my views on you. You're an adult now and I trust you to make your own decisions."Ronnie was taken aback by her mother's words, "Thank you, Mom. That means a lot to me."My dad also spoke up, "I know I haven't been the easiest father to deal with, Derek. But I want you to know that I respect you and your choices. I may not agree with them all the time, but I'll always support you."I was surprised by his words, "Thank you, Dad. That means more to me than you k
Derek's point of view:I booked a plane for Paris as soon as I left my father's office, and I packed my bags and boarded the plane without looking back. My phone kept ringing, but I didn't answer. I needed some time to clear my head and figure out what I was going to do next.It had been a month weeks since Ronnie left, and I hadn't been the same. I was restless and distracted at work, and I knew I couldn't continue like this. That's why I had to resign from my father's company. It was a difficult decision, but I knew I had to do it if I wanted to be happy.As the plane took off, I felt a mix of excitement and anxiety. I couldn't wait to be reunited with Ronnie, but I also knew that there were challenges ahead. We had a lot to talk about, and we needed to figure out what we were going to do next.But one thing was for sure: I couldn't imagine my life without Ronnie. She was my everything, and I was willing to do whatever it takes to make this work.Even if it meant defying my f
Later that evening, Ronnie and I got together in my apartment we rented together. Ronnie was leaning her head on my shoulder, her arms wrapped around my neck. We were sitting on the couch, watching a movie, and enjoying each other's company. Suddenly, I had an idea. It was a bit impulsive, but I felt like it could work."Ronnie, let's make a baby," I said.She lifted her head from my shoulder and looked at me with surprise. "What?" she asked."If you got pregnant, then our parents would have no choice but to approve of us getting married," I explained.Ronnie's eyes widened as she considered my proposal. "That's a brilliant idea," she said, her smile slowly faded away. "but...""But?" I raised my eyebrows. Ronnie shook her head, "I want to get married first before having a baby, Derek."I knew that was coming. "Our parents would never approve of our wedding unless they're backed against the corner," I countered. "You having a baby clinches it.""I can't," Ronnie said, her tone p
Ronnie's point of view:I walked into my mother's room, the door creaking slightly as it closed behind me. She was sitting on her bed, looking up at me with a worried expression. I knew that this wasn't going to be an easy conversation. We'd been arguing a lot lately, and I knew that things were coming to a head."What do you want, Ronnie?" My mother asked, her voice soft and almost pleading."I need to know why you and dad won't approve of me and Derek getting married," I said, trying to keep my voice calm and steady.My mother sighed heavily, as if the weight of the world was on her shoulders. "Ronnie, you know why. We can't approve of you marrying your stepbrother. It's just not right.""But why? We're not blood-related. We're not even technically step-siblings anymore. You and dad approved of our relationship, and Derek's dad even supported us through all that media scandal. We're just two people who love each other," I argued, feeling the frustration building inside me."It's
Derek's first person:Ronnie and I were more than just step-siblings. We fell in love during our childhood days, and our relationship grew stronger as time went on to adulthood. Despite attending different universities, we made sure to stay in touch. We would call and text each other frequently, sharing our thoughts and feelings. We even made a pact to visit each other as often as we could.When we couldn't be together, we found other ways to stay connected. We would send each other love notes and care packages, reminding each other of our love. It was always comforting to know that we had each other, even when we were apart.As our relationship progressed, we graduated from university. Ronnie pursued her passion for painting, and I took over my father's billion-dollar business. It was a challenging time and we rarely see ourselves, but we supported each other through it all. We knew that no matter what, we would always have each other's backs.Despite our busy schedules, we
Ronnie's point of view:The rest of the semester was a bit of a rollercoaster for me. On one hand, I was heartbroken over what had happened with Derek and devastated by the fact that Mike was fooling around with girls at his school.But on the other hand, I was determined to focus on my studies and try to move forward with my life.I threw myself into my classes and spent long hours at the library, pouring over textbooks and taking copious notes. I tried to stay busy, filling my free time with studying, exercise, and spending time with my friends.But despite my best efforts, I couldn't shake the feelings of sadness and heartache that seemed to linger around me. I missed Derek and wished that things could have been different between us. And I couldn't help but think about Mike and wonder what might have been if things had turned out differently.As the end of the semester approached, I found myself growing more and more anxious about my future. I wasn't sure where I was headed or
Ronnie's point of view:After hanging up with Derek, I sat in my room for what felt like hours, just staring blankly at the wall. I couldn't believe what I had just heard - that he had been seeing other girls behind my back.My mind was spinning with thoughts and emotions. How could he do this to me? Did he really love me at all? I felt hurt, angry, and betrayed all at once. I loved Derek so much, and the thought of him being with someone else made me sick.But at the same time, I couldn't shake the feeling that maybe I was partly to blame.Maybe if I had been there for him more, if I had made more of an effort to visit him, he wouldn't have felt the need to see other girls. Maybe it was my fault for not being enough for him.Ever since we began schooling separately, none of us had the time to visit one another. I couldn't even pay him a visit partly because I was afraid someone might recognise me in his school. Derek was an honest guy. I respect him for not hiding anything fro
Derek's point of view:When I enrolled in my university, I was eager to start dating. Ronnie went to another university, but we tried to make it work. However, being away from her made me feel lonely, and I found myself falling back into my old habit of flirting with girls.It started innocently enough, just harmless flirting and talking to girls in my classes. But then it escalated, and before I knew it, I was hooking up with girls from my school. I couldn't help myself. The attention and excitement were addicting.I knew what I was doing was wrong, and I felt guilty about it. Ronnie was a great girlfriend, and I knew I was being unfair to her. But at the same time, I couldn't stop myself. The thrill of being with new girls was too tempting.I tried to justify my actions by telling myself that Ronnie and I were so far apart, and our relationship was already strained. But deep down, I knew that wasn't a valid excuse. I was betraying her trust, and it made me feel terrible.I wi
Ronnie's point of view: I was sitting in my room, surrounded by piles of books, trying to concentrate on studying. It was a particularly difficult chapter in my history textbook, and I was struggling to make sense of the complex timelines and events. The sound of raindrops tapping against my window was the only thing that broke the silence in my room.Suddenly, a thunderclap outside made me jump in my seat, causing my pen to fly out of my hand. I froze, realizing that it was raining heavily outside. I could hear the loud sound of the raindrops pelting against my window.Fear crept into my mind, and I could feel my heart racing.I pulled the blanket closer to me, trying to calm myself down, but the sound of thunderclaps kept coming one after another. It was terrifying, and I felt like I was in the middle of a warzone. As I was trying to calm myself down, another thunderclap shook the room, and I yelped, unable to control my fear.Suddenly, my thoughts drifted to Derek. Whenever