All Chapters of My Brother's Bestfriend: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

"Really?" Rhea exclaimed on the other side of the video call."Yes, really! I... I don't know what to do. It's driving me nuts," Morticia complained."Can't you just tell him? You've been crushing on him since you were twelve." This wouldn't be the first time Rhea urged her to confess her feelings to Klaus."For the millionth time, it's impossible. He doesn't see me that way; he's way out of my league. Vincent would go crazy once he finds out I think of his Bestfriend like that... I'll just try to bury these feelings," the words felt like a lie on Morticia's lips. Her heart had a mind of its own around that demigod."Oh yeah? And how long have you been trying to kill those feelings?""I don't know... I guess I'll just keep trying," she mumbled. "I hope you're okay. You know we... plan to...""No, it's fine. Washington is way better than here. I knew your mother wouldn't agree to send you to a low-tier school," Rhea said. "But the good part is... you're at the same college as your chil

"Hey, little nerd. Long time, no see," Nica greeted as she sat beside her, while Dimitri sat with Klaus, arms folded."Hey," Morticia greeted awkwardly."If you don't want them here, I can send them away," Klaus said coldly."No, no, it's fine," she shook her head. They'd hate her if she said yes."It's really nice to see you here, Morticia. I can't believe we're going to be attending the same college," Dimitri said, her voice dripping with sarcasm."Right? I can't believe that either," she mumbled, glancing over at Klaus, who was quiet, wearing his usual cold look."How about you come to my birthday party tonight?" Dimitri offered, and Morticia swallowed hard. She was inviting her to a party? Her?Klaus finally looked up. "No, she's not.""Why not? It'll be fun to have her there. You're showing her around, right? She should get to know the college better," Nica chimed in."It's not a place for her. She's not going.""Why are you deciding for me? I can make my own decisions," Morticia

Morticia managed to get home, though she was shocked to have seen a taxi around at such a late hour. She slammed the door with a light thud after paying the driver.As she entered the house, the taxi driver made a call."I've brought her home, Sin," he said and drove away.Morticia quietly walked into the house. Her mother was sleeping on the couch with the television still on. She switched off the television and covered Ava with a blanket before heading to her own room.The weight of what had happened at the party crushed down on her, and her heart felt like it was ripping apart.She sat on the floor, resting her back against the door, and began to let her emotions out.Why did she have to fall for a jerk like him? She had asked herself this question several times and still got no answer.After crying for a long while, she drew out her diary and wrote:"Dear diary, Klaus has hurt me again. I knew getting into Washington College was a terrible idea. This is going to be hard, but I pro

Morticia's dorm preparation was finally approved, though her mother didn't love the idea, as she wanted to see her every single day."It'll be fine. I'm sure I'm going to have a really nice roommate," Morticia said to her overreacting mother as they drove to her school."What if she's bad? What if she hurts you or influences you in a bad way?" Ava asked."They won't, and for the millionth time, I'm not a kid. I can handle myself," Morticia sighed, then recalled something. "Right, Mom, what does Morticia mean?""Morticia? Why are you asking about the meaning of your name?" Ava asked."Just curious," Morticia shrugged."I got your name from my favorite movie, The Addams Family. Since we have the last name Addams and Morticia Addams was my favorite character in the movie, I decided to name my daughter after her," Ava shrugged."So, you don't know the meaning?""Nope. It sounds nice, so it should be nice. Go online and search."Morticia didn't like being online. Her phone's purpose was fo

By evening, Morticia asked her mother to help her dress for the bonfire. It was her first time attending one, and Ava was thrilled to assist.She picked out a dress and gave Morticia a light makeover, making her look stunning. Her black hair fell effortlessly over her shoulders.The gown beautifully accentuated her figure.“Wow, you look so... different,” Ava said, chuckling in disbelief. “Are you going with a guy? What’s his name?”“Jamie,” Morticia replied, blushing.“Aww, are you getting a boyfriend soon?”“Mom, that’s not it. Don’t tease me,” Morticia said, though her thoughts wandered to what it might feel like if Jamie became her boyfriend.“Just don’t forget to protect yourself, okay?” Ava added.Vincent wasn’t around. Sienna had fallen slightly ill, and he had stayed back to care for her. Morticia was secretly glad Vincent wasn’t there—he would have hated the idea of her going out with a guy. He had always been overprotective like that.But she wasn’t a kid anymore. She could