All Chapters of My Brother's Bestfriend: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

"Hey Bunnie."His arm pulled her close, her head pressed against his chest, heart fluttering at his familiar warmth.She looked up slowly at his face. Her voice croaked. "Klaus.""Yeah, it's me," he said, stroking her hair.Unable to hold it in any longer, she hugged him tightly and burst into soft cries, her tears soaking his black shirt. Only heaven knew how scared she was."Hey, it's okay. Don't cry. I'm here now; everything will be alright," he coaxed, his voice soft and gentle as Morticia struggled to control her sobs.From a shadowed corner, Jamie emerged. His eyes shifted to the entrance; he had heard the chain clacking earlier-a sign she was close."Morty," he called softly, but dread laced his tone. "I'm not gonna hurt you, okay? I just want to be with you. Was that too much to ask? I want to take you to our home. Peaceful. It has the water view you love. The air is calm and lovely.Just you and me. Do you know how sweet that will be? I'll treat you like a queen, give you wha

Klaus groaned, unsure whether to laugh or cry. Her touch was so delicate, it pushed him to the edge, making his body tense.The veins in his neck bulged as he struggled to hold himself together.Yet, he let out a small laugh.Was she being serious right now?Who the heck is this innocent anymore? Sure, she had an overprotective brother and a mother who didn't like her having friends around.Morticia was a nerd-barely leaving the house, barely using the internet, and barely interacting with anyone except Rhea, him, and Vincent.But calling his cõck a banana? That was both frustrating and hilarious."Klaus? Are you alright?" she asked, concern etched on her face.Klaus couldn't speak, trying hard to keep his composure.Morticia's gaze shifted to the middle of his legs. That wasn't a banana, and it certainly didn't feel like one.Wait... could that be...?Her eyes widened, and her hand flew to her mouth as realization hit her. That was...That was his...She couldn't even form the next w

"So where did you get that amazing gun you used the other day? Vincent said you attended military high school. How was the experience? Did you go out for war or something?" Valerie sighed as Rhea bombarded her with questions."Do you talk this much? Morty never told me," Valerie mumbled, shifting her black bag to one shoulder."C’mon, I’m just curious. Not only did you figure out where to find Morty, but you also knew Jamie's intentions and even helped Klaus find him," Rhea said, walking alongside her.Valerie halted, shutting her eyes for a brief moment before glancing at Rhea."Are you planning to follow me all day?" Her voice carried a hint of irritation."Huh? I just... sigh... I thought it’d be nice to talk since Morty isn’t around," Rhea replied."Where is she then?""She mentioned she was out with Klaus to clear her head or something."Valerie swept her shoulder-length messy hair back and leaned against the wall."I got the weapon from my best friend in high school," Valerie be

Morticia woke up with a light moan, the sound of her mother’s voice signaling her arrival. Her eyes flew open, and she recalled that Klaus had spent the night in her room.She quickly sat up, but the other side of her bed was empty. A breath of relief escaped her lips just as her door swung open, causing her to flinch.“Jesus, Mom! A knock wouldn’t hurt,” she said, rubbing her eyes.“I’ve been calling your lazy self for a while now. Get up!” “Yeah, I’ll be downstairs,” Morticia mumbled, trying to sound more awake. Her gaze drifted to the empty space beside her, and a smile crept onto her face.She jumped out of bed and headed to the bathroom to freshen up. As she emerged, she found her mother preparing breakfast while staring at the television, but there was no sign of Klaus.Had he already left?“Where’s Klaus?” Morticia couldn’t help but ask.“I didn’t see him. He must have left after the news went viral,” Ava replied, returning her gaze to the screen.Morticia glanced over, and he

[Years Ago]Morticia, clad in her neat high school uniform, sat in the front corner of the classroom, her attention fixed on her math assignment. A deepening frown creased her brow, revealing the struggle she faced with the work."Hey, Bunnie!" Klaus suddenly appeared before her. His class was on the next floor, yet he never failed to come see her. If he didn't show up, it was usually for a significant reason."Hey," Morticia tried to compose herself. It seemed as if Klaus grew more handsome every day.The girls in her class scoffed, and Morticia felt their hateful glares, but she was used to it by now."What are you doing?" he asked, plopping down beside her and peering curiously at her work."Just trying to solve my math assignment. It usually gives me trouble," Morticia replied with a sigh."It's not that hard," he scoffed, ruffling her hair. Her heart flutters whenever he does that. "Are you getting dumb? I should tell Vince to start feeding you something for the-"Before he could