LOGINSynopsis: “Some mistakes ruin you. Others reveal who you really are.” Ava has always played it safe, witty, observant, and content staying in the shadow of her bold, magnetic best friend, Sophia. But all of that changes the night she crosses a line she can never uncross with Sophia’s twin brother, Mason. Mason is everything Ava shouldn’t want: arrogant, reckless, devastatingly charming and completely off-limits. Known for breaking hearts without remorse, Mason lives for the thrill, never the aftermath. But when a stolen kiss turns into a secret affair, Ava is pulled into a dangerous game of love, lust, and lies that threatens to shatter the only relationships she’s ever trusted. As Ava falls deeper, she uncovers a side of Mason no one else sees haunted, vulnerable, desperate to feel something real. But when an unplanned pregnancy sends her spiraling, Ava makes a devastating choice… one that will come back to haunt her. Now, with secrets unraveling and emotions running raw, Ava must face the wrath of betrayal not just from Mason, but from Sophia too. Can love survive when trust is shattered? Or will the truth destroy them all? In a story filled with temptation, betrayal, and heart-stopping twists, Ava must decide: is forbidden love worth the scars it leaves behind?
View MoreHis fingers made ways in her hair, his warm breath fanning against her parted lips as he thirst up into her slowly.
Ava let out the most strangled moan as Mason filled her with his girth and length.
This was bad, she wasn’t supposed to be in bed with her best friend's brother , but here she was with his cock deep inside her and his tongue inside her mouth.
*Some days ago*
“Fries is ready to devour” Sophia, Ava’s best friend sang as she jumped on the sofa excitedly as a movie was turned on which caused some Fries to spew out messily on the floor.
Ava giggled and reached out to pick the mess of the Fries on the floor. The aroma reached her nose and she wiggled it.
“Did half of it get burnt? Because I’m only getting the stench of burnt Fries” Ava teased, knowing fully well that her friend burnt most of the fries.
"I swear I tried my best, everything about the process just hates me” she defended her suckish fries skills with a bit of whine in her tone which left Ava giggling more than before.
Ava being dramatic throws her entire body off the bed.
Bang..
She had not expected to land so hard on the floor.
Sophia is quick to crawl to the edge of the bed and hovered over Ava’s body. She scans Ava's figure with concern. "Are you alright, Ava? I didn't mean to push you so hard-”
Ava giggled and shook her head. "No, it's fine. You didn't push me hard at all, I was just being dramatic.
Obviously, it backfired."
She snorted, twisting her body in a way to rub over her bottom.
"Well in that case, I don't feel sorry at all-” Sophia's words are suddenly cut off when the door to her room is pushed open. They both snapped their heads to face the intruder and Sophia groaned in annoyance.
"It's a girls movie night, idiot . Get out!" She snapped at her twin brother, Mason, who only opened the door wider when he heard his sister's words.
"What's going on here? I heard a bang." He said and scanned his eyes over the room until they landed on Ava, on the floor.
His eyes flash with amusement and Ava grits her teeth. "What are you doing on the floor, Moon?"
Ava narrowed her eyes on his face and glared. She hated that asshat, and she loathed that nickname he gave to her when they were younger, back when she had that obsession with the moon .
While Ava got along with his sister, she could never see eye to eye with Mason. They hated each other, it was that simple.
Sensing her annoyance, Mason lips lift to showcase his dazzling white teeth. If it were any other decent boy, Ava would be fawning over his good looks.
Mason was the definition of hot, his dark hair that he was growing out made that impossible color of blue in his eyes to pop out even more. It would be a sin to have such beautiful eyes like his .
Sophia and Mason were identical twins, but Mason's face was obviously more chiseled and more manly.
His jaw was sharp, his nose straight with a slight bump and those bow lips.
Why did he have to have such a pretty mouth for a boy?
Her eyes rolled down the length of his body. Mason was built like a Greek god .Bulky like the rest of the guys on the football team,definitely tall as hell, a very sharp jawline with his well structured abs. Her head could barely reach his shoulder.
And the way those sweats hung so low on his waist…
Mason was every girl's fantasy. Just not hers.
"Eyes up here, moon." Mason's voice draws her out of her thoughts and her eyes quickly snap up.
Those blue eyes are taunting her across the room
and Mason glare intensified as she rose off the floor and rubbed her bottom.
Mason's eyes fall to her hand and he watches the action with an intensity that nearly had her blushing.
Ava settles on the bed, hiding her bum from his eyes. "Eyes up here, moron." Ava said sarcastically while pointing at her eyes.
Her retort only had Mason mouth slanting into a cheesy grin.
Mason throws a hand on his chest and in a mocking tone said. "Ouch, moon, you hurt my feelings."
Ava’s teeth slammed against each other as she grit them and sent the dagger Mason's way.
"Okay you two, that's enough. It's getting tiring
to hear you two bicker all the damn time. Mason , get out of my room, and Ava , stop plotting my brother's death - even though I'll help you with it.
Sophia huffed and reached out for the bowl of chinchin.
Mason rolled his eyes and moved away from the doorframe and entered the room. "I'll leave as soon as I get what I came here for." He said and approached the two girls.
Ava’s heart leaped a bit. It only leaped because she had an inkling Mason was only coming closer to irritate her more.
"What the hell did you come here for?" Sophia questions in confusion, her brows knotting as she stares at her brother.
"I need that pack of condoms that mom gave you last week. I know you don't use that shit, and mine finished. I don't want to go to the store and I have a guest coming in ten minutes."
He outstretched his hands and both Sophia and Ava wiggled their noses in disgust.
One of the many reasons Ava hated Kaleb, was for his lifestyle. The guy couldn't keep his dick in his pants, and those girls always whined to Ava and Sophia after Mason was done with them.
Obviously, that was getting annoying.
Sophia opened a drawer and flung the packet toward his face but he caught it before it could smack against his forehead.
He chuckled. "Thanks, sis. Now, you two - have the best movie night." He taunted and winked at Ava who gave him a disgusted look.
"Just keep it down, and make sure to tape your whore's mouth." Sophia groaned, already knowing the night was about to get extremely loud, especially when their parents were not here. Tonight was date night.
Mason lips lifted into a smirk and he shook his head.
"Now that, I will not do. Again, you two have fun."
He turned around and quickly left the room and the door wide open.
Ava, for the life of her, didn't know why she was always so angry when he had a girl over every time she was here.
Miller leaned forward. "Go on.""Ava and I, we were talking that day. About books. She mentioned this series she loved, 'The Shadow Watchers.' It's about a secret society that observes injustices and anonymously leaks information to expose criminals." He held up the book. "She said the author, a reclusive writer, uses the pen name 'Boom.' She thought it was cool. Like, 'boom, here's the truth.'"Miller’s eyes widened. "Boom. The name that appeared on the video file."Mason nodded, his gaze intense. "Yes. And Ava, she was really into this idea of justice. Of exposing wrongdoing. She even talked about how, if she ever saw something truly awful, she'd want to be like one of them. A 'watcher.'""Do you think Ava herself… recorded this?" Miller asked, a new, horrifying possibility dawning on her."No," Mason shook his head vehemently. "The camera angle, the way it zoomed. It wasn't from her perspective. But the watcher they knew about Ava. They knew she was a fan. Maybe they were tr
The news of Ava’s disappearance spread through the school like wildfire, igniting a spectrum of reactions. Whispers followed the Principal and Detective Miller down the halls. The initial wave of concern soon fractured into cynicism among some of the student body."Honestly, is she serious?" a girl with bright pink streaks in her hair scoffed to her friend by the lockers. "Another drama from Ava? She just loves the attention.""Right?" her friend chimed in, rolling her eyes. " She probably just ran off with some new boyfriend, maybe she’s feed up of Mason already .""Or she's hiding out somewhere, waiting for everyone to make a fuss," another boy added, leaning against the wall, a smirk playing on his lips. "Isn't she tired of it yet?"Mason, overhearing the callous remarks, clenched his fists, his jaw tight. He wanted to lash out, to defend Ava, but the words caught in his throat. The injustice of it all, the casual dismissal of someone's terror, made his stomach churn. He w
Ava walked beside Mason, the setting sun painting their path in hues of fire and charcoal. The afterglow of their session still clung to her, a fragile shield against the world’s harshness. Mason’s presence, steady and warm, felt like an anchor in the shifting sands of her recent past. They talked of nothing and everything, the easy rhythm of their steps mirroring the growing comfort between them. He spoke of his favorite authors, she of her dreams of traveling. The world, for a brief time, felt right.They reached the edge of the school grounds, Mason turned to her, his hand lightly brushing her arm."I should probably head home," he said, a hint of reluctance in his voice. "Thanks for walking with me. And for the donut suggestion. They really were incredible."He grinned, the corners of his eyes crinkling. "Anytime, Ava. Seriously. If you ever need to talk, or just want another donut, you know where to find me."She watched him go, his silhouette receding into the deepening
On the day of the session, the room felt stifling, even before everyone arrived. A small, circular table, three chairs, and a kindly-faced mediator named Dr. Evans. Debby slumped in her seat, arms crossed, a defiant pout on her lipsCassy entered, her usual swagger muted, her eyes scanning the room, landing briefly on Ava with a flicker of something unreadable.Dr. Evans began, her voice soft but firm, setting the ground rules. “We are here to understand what happened, how it affected everyone, and how we can move forward constructively. This is not about blame, but about understanding and resolution.”Debby, still bristling, spoke first, recounting her version of events, emphasizing Cassy’s "unprovoked" attack. Her voice was laced with self-pity and indignation.Then it was Cassy’s turn. Her voice, usually so sharp, was surprisingly calm. “She was going to hit Ava. I saw it. I reacted. I didn’t think. I just… stopped her.” Her gaze met Ava’s, a silent apology in its depths. “I kn






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