All Chapters of My Sister’s Ex boyfriend Is My Mate: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

I got home safely and since then, I’ve been texting and calling Aaron to check if he’s alright. He hasn’t replied to me and I’m freaking out about it. Hours have passed by and it’s nighttime now and I still haven’t gotten a response from Aaron. I considered calling the police and reporting a missing complaint but given I have no evidence that Aaron is missing and it’s not been more than 24 hours, I can’t do that. My mind has been racing with a whirlwind of thoughts about Aaron, and it's driving me absolutely insane. I can't shake the fear that something might have happened to him. Just as I felt like I was spiraling deeper into panic, I heard a soft knock on the window. I quickly pulled back the curtain, and there he was—Aaron. A wave of relief surged through me, but it was quickly overshadowed by a fresh wave of panic. I opened the window, my heart pounding, and without thinking, I started to ramble, "What happened to you? I’ve called you so many times and texted you, but you neve

I’m worried about Aaron, he’s stressed out and I feel like something is wrong but he’s not just saying a thing about it to me. I’ve seen the way he keeps looking around and being so busy, it makes me wonder if everything is alright and if those bad guys are actually not after him. Aaron has missed out on a few classes after lunch but he did attend one- well, he said he did. Since he and I don’t do all classes together, I can’t be sure of which one he attended but I’m certain of the ones he didn’t attend. Classes were absolutely exhausting, and when the final bell finally rang, I felt a wave of relief wash over me. I trudged over to my locker, eager to stash my books and check in with Aaron to see if we’d be leaving together. Honestly, with the way he’s been acting lately—distant and extremely busy, I wouldn’t be surprised if he told me to just head out on my own.After I tucked my books away, I pulled out my phone to text Aaron. Just as I hit send, I heard a phone beep coming from t

Aaron brought me to the most amazing spot—the lake. I had a feeling this was the place he’d take me and I’m glad he did because there is no peaceful place than here. Without a second thought, I jumped into the water and started swimming, It felt so relaxing and peaceful to be in the cool water on a cold night. I don't think I've ever felt this relaxed before; the atmosphere was filled with fresh air, and I couldn't help but smile widely. "This is perfect," I called out as I swam toward the deck where Aaron was sitting and typing on his phone."I know, this place has it all. It could literally turn your bad moments into good." He replied his gaze still etched on his phone "Yes, that’s right," I said and just then, a sudden thought popped into my head and I couldn’t help but speak it out "You know what we could do?""What?" He asked curiously glancing at me for a brief moment before turning his attention back to his phone "We can make this our escape, whenever we feel down or we fee

The first two classes were a breeze, it was too quick that I didn’t even realize when the time had gone by but regardless, it was great. In fact, everything about today feels great. Everyone seemed to be in a good mood, and for the first time in ages, I was the center of attention. It was a strange feeling, with all the compliments, waves and smiles I was quite surprised but honestly it’s nice. I felt like I was living a dream, walking through a hallway where everyone loved my outfit and showered me with praise. After another class, the best period was for the worst thing ever - sports. I don’t know if it’s just me but I hate sports and I find it so boring and too much of a stress. Not to mention the sports teacher kinda has a hint of hatred towards me. He makes me work out even on days I tell him I’m injured but to be fair, I’m not injured, I just don’t want to do any form of exercise. Normally, I'd ditch sports and head to the library for a good book, but this time, attendance w

The silence in the office heavies as the principal kept looking at me and Jessi who were sitting across from his desk. He seemed upset and I could tell that any minute now he’ll start ranting at us.Usually, I care a lot when I’m sent to the principal’s office. I’m an A student, and I want no part of anything that would interfere with my studies and my strict line of perfect attendance and perfect performance. But honestly, at this point, I just don’t care enough. Jessi is a whole lot, and sometimes keeping quiet on her bullshit is hard to handle. So I guess being in the principal office today isn’t that bad, I’m glad I stood up to her. I sat back waiting for the principal to speak but it seemed like he was taking forever to do so. I sighed heavily and after a minute of complete silence, the principal spoke, "I thought you were sisters." Jessi and I glanced at each other with a questionable look. Why did he say that? Isn’t it clear Jessi and I are sisters? I casually responded, "We