LOGIN"I fell in love with my stepbrother but i didn't know his father wanted me too" He was supposed to be off-limits, my stepbrother, Oliver, the one I lived with. But the moment I came home, the tension between us was undeniable. Late nights, stolen glances, whispered secrets... I fell into his arms. Until his father made his intentions clear. He wanted me on his bed too. Now I'm caught between two men who share a name, and a hunger for me. One wants to claim me. The other wants to own me. And I'm not sure which one will destroy me first.
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Lena’s POV The house had never felt this big. Or this empty. I stood at the kitchen window, watching my mother's car disappear down the driveway. She was laughing at something Julian said — that new, easy laughter she'd developed since marrying him. The laughter that made me feel like a stranger in my own home. Six months. Six months since she'd brought him home. Six months since she'd looked at me and said, "This is Julian. He's going to be your new father." Not stepfather. Father. Like I was supposed to forget the man who'd actually raised me. But I hadn't thought about my real dad in weeks. Instead, I thought about him. Julian. His hands. The way he'd brush past me in the hallway and leave heat on my skin like a brand. And I thought about Oliver. His son. My new stepbrother. The one who'd looked at me at the wedding reception like he wanted to devour me whole. The car disappeared over the hill. I was alone. Or so I thought. --- The front door slammed open leaving me with three voices, their annoying laughter and the clink of glass bottles. I'd forgotten Oliver said he'd have friends over. I retreated to my room like the coward I was. Pressed my ear to the wall and listened. "Where's your stepsister?" That was Marcus. I remembered his voice from the wedding. Deep yet stupid. "Hiding," Oliver said. "She's always hiding." "Is she cute?" The pause was too long. "She's family," Oliver said finally. But the way he said it , like he was trying to convince himself and it sent a shiver down my spine. I bit my lip. My hand was already moving. I told myself I was just adjusting my shorts. Just scratching an itch. But my fingers lingered at my waistband, tracing the elastic like it was a dare. You shouldn't. You know you shouldn't. But you're going to anyways. I slipped my hand inside. The voices in the other room blurred into background noise. Oliver's low laugh. Marcus's sharp commentary. Ethan's occasional grunts. The thud of a controller hitting the couch. They were right there. Three guys, fhree pairs of hands and definetely three sets of eyes that could walk through my door at any second. I pressed two fingers against my clit, just pressure, just a tease that made my hips bucked. “Fuckkk……aahhhhh” i moaned, hands digging faster. This is what they do to you. This is what he does to you. I closed my eyes. Oliver's face appeared behind my eyelids, then Julian's, then Oliver's again. Both of them. Both. “Mmmmmmhmmm….” I imagined Julian walking in first looking so calm and controlled. He'd stand in the doorway and just watch , watch me touch myself, watch me fall apart and he wouldn't say a word. Not until I begged him to. Then Oliver would push past him. Impatient and rough. He'd grab my wrists and pin them above my head and tell me to stop touching yourself — that's my job now. My fingers moved faster. I was so close, so close I could taste it and then Oliver knocked on my door. I froze. "Hey." His voice was muffled through the wood. "You want pizza? We're ordering." I couldn't answer. My fingers were still inside me. If I moved even an inch, the bed would creak. "Hello?" Another knock. "You alive in there?" I swallowed hard, forcing my voice to remain steady. "Yeah, i’m fine, just studying." Liar. He didn't move. I could still see his shadow under the door, broad and solid, waiting. Then he laughed softly, almost to himself. "Sure you are," he said. And I swear, I heard something in his voice. Something that I knew. His shadow stayed for three heartbeats, then he walked away. I didn't exhale until I heard his footsteps retreat and then, because I was stupid, because I was desperate, because I was already this close, I finished. Three quick strokes. I came apart in the dark, biting my pillow, thighs shaking, while my stepbrother went back to his friends in the next room. I lay there afterward, breathing heavily with my shorts soaked. My phone buzzed on the nightstand. Oliver: Saved you a slice. Come out when you're done. I stared at the message. WHEN YOU'RE DONE!! Not when I finished studying or when I was ready but when I was done. The room felt too small or rather too hot. He knew what i did. He definetely knew. I pulled my shorts up, fixed my hair and took a deep breath. Then I walked towards the door, hand on the knob and twisted it. And then, I heard another voice. One I didn't recognize. "So that's her?" Ethan asked. His voice was deeper than Marcus's and sounded stranger. "Yeah." Oliver's reply was quiet. "That's her." Ethan laughed. "And you're telling me you haven't….." "Shut up." "Bro, your dad's gone, her mom's gone so what are you waiting for?" I couldn't breathe. Oliver's voice, low and dangerous: "She's not ready yet." Not ready yet. Yet. That means he was planning. He’s been planning all this while. I stepped back from the door. My heart hammering and my pulse racing. My phone buzzed again. Oliver: I know you're at the door. Open it. I stared at the message, then I heard him walk toward me. Three steps. Two. One. His hand touched the other side of the door. I could feel the vibrations through the wood. "Open it," he said, not a text this time. His actual voice. Right outside. "Or I'll open it myself." I unlocked the door. And when it swung open….Chapter 138Helen noticed the couch.Not the way someone discovers evidence. The way someone straightens a crooked picture frame without thinking—instinctive, unconscious. She did it that same evening, laughing at herself for being fussy, and Julian watched from the doorway with a face carved from stone.Lena saw everything from the stairs and felt the floor tilt beneath her feet.Nothing came of it. Helen cooked. Julian opened wine she barely touched. Oliver arrived late, smelling of campus and something sweet—Tessa's perfume, probably—and went straight upstairs. The house performed another ordinary night. Lena went to bed with the afternoon's ache still in her bones and Helen's hands straightening that cushion looping endlessly behind her eyes.Two days passed like that. Thin ice. No cracks.On the third day, Helen asked Lena to help clear a cupboard in the main bedroom. Old bags. Mixed paperwork. A box of photographs from before the accident—memories she wanted to sort now that the
Chapter 137 Helen left mid-morning for a long stretch with Ava — coffee, the shops, a browse through the place they used to haunt before the accident. She took her time at the door, checking her bag, reminding Julian about a bill on the table, kissing Lena’s cheek on the way out. “We’ll be back after lunch,” she said. “Don’t live off toast.” The car pulled away. Oliver had already gone to campus with a bag and a short goodbye. The front door settled in its frame. The house emptied in stages until the only sounds left were the fridge cycling and the clock in the hall. Lena stayed in the kitchen with a glass of water she wasn’t drinking. She heard Julian move through the study, then the hallway, then stop in the doorway behind her. She didn’t turn around at first. She knew that silence. Full memory. No audience. The same held-breath quiet from the service lane behind the supermarket, from the locked study, from every hour they had sworn would be the last. “We said we wouldn’t
Chapter 136Helen went to bed early with a headache.Julian stayed downstairs longer than usual, then followed her up with water and the careful steps of a man who did not want the floorboards to speak. Oliver was in his room. The landing light clicked off. The house settled into the kind of quiet that had always been more dangerous than noise.Lena stood under the shower until the hot water ran thin, trying to wash the car off her skin — the fogged windows, Julian’s hand, the service lane behind the supermarket. It didn’t work. She dressed in a sleep shirt and shorts, opened her door, and found Oliver already in the hallway as if he had been waiting for the pipes to stop.He looked at her once. Then he nodded toward his room.She should have said no. The porch terms were still supposed to mean something. Tessa’s sounds through the wall were still supposed to mean something. Instead she crossed the landing and let him close the door behind her and turn the lock.Oliver didn’t speak at
Chapter 135Helen sent them out for groceries just after six.She was mid-recipe, missing cream and the right potatoes, and Julian already had the car keys in his hand when she listed the rest. Oliver was on campus. Ava was across town. Lena was the only other person in the house with free hands.“Go with him,” Helen said, not looking up from the pan. “He’ll come back with the wrong kind of cream and tell me it’s the same.”Julian didn’t argue. Lena took her jacket.The car smelled faintly of the coastal trip — salt and the paper air freshener Helen had hung from the mirror and forgotten. Julian drove the first stretch without speaking. Lena watched the houses pass and counted the number of times she had been alone with him since his memory came back. Too few for how much still sat between them. Too many for how careful they were supposed to be.“She was happy when we got home,” Julian said at a red light.“I know.”“I keep waiting for the house to give her a reason not to be.”Lena s






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