Lahat ng Kabanata ng I ACCIDENTALLY KISSED MY HOT STEPBROTHER : Kabanata 1 - Kabanata 10

Chapter 1”Mhmm arghh mmm yes ”I just have imagined it Aurora Calloway sighed as she stepped into the dimly lit mansion, her heels clicking against the polished marble floor. The air smelled of expensive wine and something else—something smoky and indulgent, like sin itself. She shifted the wedding decorations in her arms, exhaustion settling deep in her bones after hours of dealing with her mother’s over-the-top demands.The Blackwood estate was massive, cold, and eerily quiet. It felt more like a museum than a home. She had barely taken a few steps into the grand hallway when a sound made her pause.A moan.Aurora froze. Her breath hitched.It wasn’t a mistake. It came again, low and sultry, echoing down the corridor.Another moan. Then another.Her stomach turned. The sound of breathy sighs and muffled whispers filled the space, thickening the air with something filthy. She swallowed hard, heat creeping up her neck.She shouldn’t care. She shouldn’t be curious. But there was somet

Chapter ThreeAurora didn’t move.Her fingers curled around the envelope, but her gaze stayed locked on Liam.He stood a few feet away, arms crossed, watching her. Not in the lazy, amused way he usually did, but sharp, calculating, dangerous. His jaw was tight, his muscles tense like a predator who had just caught someone trespassing on his territory.The silence stretched.Then, Liam took a step closer.“I don’t like people touching my things,” he said, voice low.Aurora raised an eyebrow, forcing herself to stay calm even though her heart was pounding.“Really?” she mused. “That’s funny, because last night, you didn’t seem to have a problem sharing yourself with three people at once.”Liam’s lips twitched, but his eyes didn’t soften.“Careful, princess,” he murmured. “You’re getting bold.”Aurora smirked. “And you’re getting nervous.”Liam exhaled a slow breath, tilting his head slightly as his eyes dropped to the envelope in her hand.“Put it down.”Aurora tightened her grip.“Why?

Chapter 5Aurora sat at the breakfast table, stabbing at her toast with unnecessary force.The air in the mansion felt thick, heavy, like a storm was brewing just beneath the surface.Probably because it was.Edward hadn’t been seen since his blow-up yesterday, but his presence lingered like a shadow over the house. It was only a matter of time before he snapped again.Aurora should have been focused on that.But her thoughts kept drifting elsewhere.To Liam.She hated it.Hated that every time she closed her eyes, she could still hear his voice from last night. You’re not scared of me, are you?Aurora scoffed under her breath, taking a bite of her toast. She should have laughed in his face when he said that.Because scared?She wasn’t scared.She was just annoyed.Annoyed that he watched her so closely. Annoyed that he always had a cocky remark ready. Annoyed that no matter what she said, he never seemed shaken.Annoyed that she was even thinking about him right now.With a frustrate

Chapter 7Aurora’s hands clenched into tight fists as she stepped out of the car.She could feel it.The danger.It clung to the air, thick and suffocating, wrapping around her like a warning.Liam stood a few feet ahead, his shoulders relaxed, his body calm, but there was something deadly in the way he held himself.The men standing in front of him weren’t just waiting.They were watching.Calculating.A man with a jagged scar running down his cheek took a step forward, cracking his knuckles with slow, deliberate ease.“Blackwood,” he greeted, his voice low and amused. “Been a while.”Liam didn’t react.“Not long enough,” he said flatly.Aurora’s stomach tightened.This wasn’t a friendly reunion.She wasn’t stupid.She could see the way the other men shifted, their stance predatory, tense.Liam was outnumbered.Aurora inhaled slowly, trying to steady her pulse.She shouldn’t be here.She should have listened when Liam told her to stay in the car.But it was too late now.Scarface smi

Chapter 9 Aurora winced as she rinsed the blood off her arm in the bathroom sink. The warm water stung as it flowed over the cut, but she gritted her teeth and ignored the pain. She had been through worse. Tonight had been a mess. She had no idea why she jumped in front of Liam like that. Instinct, stupidity, or maybe a mix of both. But the way Liam had looked at her afterward? That cold, dangerous rage in his eyes when he saw the blood? That had shaken her more than the actual cut. He had looked like he was ready to burn the world down. Aurora sighed, turning off the tap and grabbing a towel. She had to get him out of her head. Liam Blackwood was nothing but trouble. She stepped out of the bathroom, her feet moving toward her bed, but the second she reached for the light switch, a voice stopped her. “You really don’t listen, do you?” Aurora jumped, her heart slamming against her ribs. Liam stood near the window, leaning against the wall like he belonged there. Her pulse s