Lahat ng Kabanata ng Step Brother, I'm Stuck: Kabanata 1 - Kabanata 10

Ronnie's point of view:Derek Diamond, first and only son of Desmond Diamond.I've heard a lot about this guy. He was just as popular as any pop star. Also known as the Iron bad boy. That's Derek's nickname and he sticks to this name. This bad boy in question is a tall and handsome man with a chiseled jawline and striking features. His face is a work of art, with a sharp nose and high cheekbones that gives him a rugged yet refined look. His narrowed eyes are a deep emerald green, giving him a piercing gaze that can be both intense and alluring.He is heavily tattooed, with intricate designs covering his neck and arms. The tattoos are bold and colorful, and they give him an edgy and rebellious look. He is clean shaven, with a smooth and masculine jawline that adds to his overall charm.His dark, wavy hair is parted in the middle and falls just above his shoulders. He has a rough, unkempt look that is both alluring and intimidating. Tonight, he's donning in an expensive tuxedo.

Ronnie's point of view:Today's my first day of classes at Griffin Elites.My high school life was uneventful. I wasn't popular, I had no real friends and I had no cool fashion sense. Moreover, I never dated. I dedicated my entire high school years, studying to get to university. I was more of a nerd. I wore nerdy clothes, nerdy glasses and nerdy attitude. I also gained a lot of weight. This was why I never had a boyfriend, it's because I have no confidence in myself, my looks and my body. But I made myself a promise that things are gonna be different now. Before graduation, I took a one year gym program, lost weight and got into a nice shape. I also took make-up lessons and followed tons of fashion influencers on Tik tok and Instagram. I'm a whole new person and I love it. Griffin Elites University is going to be the start of a new life for me. I'm gonna be fashionable, wear makeups, smile often, make tons of friends and be popular. Elites University being a private school

Ronnie's point of view:I was shocked, and it must have shown on my face. I stammered a bit, trying to explain that I was Derek's step-sister and that we had just moved into the bungalow together.The girl was not happy and she continued to glare at me with an expression of suspicion and anger. "He never told me he's got a step sister," she said, leaning towards me, her eyes squinting at me. "You're lying."It was a very uncomfortable situation and I didn't know how to handle it. All I could do was hope that Derek would come out of his room soon and diffuse the situation."Why don't I call him for you?" I asked. "He's in his room.""Don't worry, I'll call him myself," she said, then pushed me aside, walking into the house like she owned it. I was incredibly mad at her. Who does she think she is, walking in like that?I hate her. There's no mistaking it. I hate her already. I watched as Derek's girlfriend walked around the house, shouting his name loudly. It was obvious she was t

Derek's point of view: "Derek, can I sleep with you?" Ronnie asked, her voice trembling. I stiffened, gaping at her terrified face, taken aback by her request. Outside, a thunderstorm raged on. The sound of rain pounding against the windows and the rumbling of thunder in the distance filled my room. I could feel Ronnie's body trembling as she stood in front of me, her arms wrapped tightly around me. "What's wrong?" I asked, concerned. She looked up at me, her eyes filled with fear. "I'm terrified of thunderstorms," she confessed, her voice barely above a whisper. "I've always been scared of them since I was a child." I could see the fear in her eyes and I wanted to help. I asked her to tell me more about her phobia, and she explained how she couldn't be alone during a thunderstorm. She would go to her mother for comfort, but now that her mother was not here, she had no one to turn to. Another clap of thunder echoed and Ronnie buried her face in my chest, shaking in fear

Ronnie's point of view:As Derek walked past us and towards his room, I couldn't help but feel a wave of shock and disbelief wash over me.How could he act like he didn't know Meg, when they had a history together?Meg's expression mirrored my own shock, as she turned to me and asked, "Who is Derek to you?" I answered her truthfully, "He's my stepbrother."The color drained from Meg's face, and I could see how uneasy she was as she heard the truth from my lips. She shifted nervously, looking anywhere but at me.I leaned forward, glaring at her. "Is Derek the guy you had a fling with at campus?" I asked, my voice low and menacing. Meg slowly nodded, confirming my suspicions."I knew it," I said, feeling a mixture of anger and disappointment. "This is so awkward."Meg looked at me with pleading eyes, "Is this going to affect our friendship?" she asked, her voice trembling.I sighed, "No, it's not," I replied, but deep inside, I wasn't happy. Derek had been the one guy I'm trying to