Striding in the house with a shopping bag, followed by the rest of my family. I heard a beep from my pocket and took it out from my pocket, smiled as I read the message. I wheeled to my dad. "Can I have one of the keys to a car?" I requested. My stepmother stepped forward, dropping her shopping bags on the floor. This woman made me amble around an enormous shopping mall because of her gibberish. I poked my inner cheek, suddenly irked as she came to stand in front of me. "But Tristan, we just got back from the mall, it was a bit tiring. Aren't you tired?" She grilled, staring at me with her big brown eyes that I despised so much, those eyes reminded me of the fact that this woman was once my mom's best friend who stole her home a week later her death. "Mind your own business!" I gritted at her question and she gasped, stepping away from me. "I'm your mother, Tristan!" A little voi

«Tristan's Point of View» I rubbed my eyes and sauntered down the notches, strolling into the living room. I dropped myself on the sofa, resting my head back and shut my head, feeling an explosion going on in my head till I felt a presence before me, I peeked my left eye open, sighing when I saw my dad staring down at me with an indignant and disapprovingly expression, not that I cared. I nearly shrieked as I shut my eyes back. "You insensible thing!" Instantly my eyes fled opened at his words. Did he just call me a thing? Maybe I imagined it. "Where did you go with my car all night?!" His voice rosed, which only added another pound of a layer to the aching sensation in my head, I could barely keep my eyes open as they fluttered continuously. "I went out with some old friends, just catching up" I answered, standing up. "There's nothing wrong with that unless you inten

"Tristan, Dad's sending for you!" I sighed dramatically, finally flickering after sharing an intense staring session with the black dot on my ceiling. I slowly got out of bed, feeling seeped and impractical as I walked out of my room, in my green stocks. I walked down the hall lazily and down the stairs to the living room, where I found my dad and stepmom waiting patiently, I stood in front of them. "What?!" I grilled in boredom, wondering why the days were jogging so slow, it was like they were squirming, afflicting, and mocking me. "Sit down, Tristan" Dad instructed, I rolled my eyes and sat down on the opposite couch. I instantly noticed Dr. Sean walking down the stairs but he ignored us and went straight to the kitchen. I gulped, thinking back to our last encounter yesterday, it was still fresh in my head, as much as I wanted it gone. I could still feel the roughness of his lips on my neck, the feeling of his strong

Knock! Knock! Knock! "Go away!" I groaned, shifting closer to that warmth beside me, sighing in content but the annoying knock came again and I groaned again, opening my mouth to chase it away but a hand suddenly clapped over my mouth, shutting me up while my eyes flew open and widened when I stared into a pair of dark grey orbs. My brows narrowed in confusion, letting out a struggling sound from my throat but he brought a finger to his lips, silencing me "Am coming in!" My eyes instantly broadened but he reacted faster, burying me into the blankets while the door opened and I saw Dean walk in a pair of shorts and a shirt, his long legs bare for the eyes to feed. I tried my best to stay still and not curse on the boy. "Sorry to have disturbed you"  I rolled my eyes at how shy his voice sounded, almost low and seductively. "Is there a problem?"&nb

«JARVIS'S POINT OF VIEW»  "So, tell us about yourself honey" I watched my mother smile lovingly at Levi's girlfriend. I scoffed, shoving a piece of meat into my mouth. "I graduated from the University of..." And I mute out the rest, not interested in anything about her while shoving more meat into my mouth, ignoring the eyes that bored a hole through my face. I choked, coughing as I slightly hit my chest, I stretched my hand out to grab a glass of water but a glass was already brought to my lips. I met Levi's brown orbs and accepted the water and gulped it down my throat. "You eat like someone who hasn't had a meal for days" He commented and I huffed, placing the glass down. "It's like you care" I mumbled, groaning silently in annoyance at the sound of my parents laughing about what Levi's girlfriend had said, I didn't care to know he