All Chapters of DANGEROUS ADDICTION: In Love With My Stepbrother: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Chapter two Vianne's Pov We started eating in silence before Theo spoke up, "Vianne, how would you feel about starting school after the wedding?" He asked and his son tensed beside me. "What wedding?" Levi asked. "The wedding is the day after tomorrow" His father replied and Levi dropped his fork with a loud clatter. "And why wasn't I informed about this?" He glared at his father and I blinked in confusion. He didn't tell his son? "You know now. It doesn't change anything, Vianne, how about Deon High. It's the best around here, Levi is a senior and he is graduating next year" Theo said, ignoring his son completely. This wasn't how I imagined it, him directing his attention towards me didn't make me happy, Levi is his son and I don't know what's going on between them and I don't want to be caught in between. "What are the other options?" I asked and Mum frowned at me for opposing his suggestion. "There are others but I was hoping you and Levi would go to t

Chapter four Vianne's Pov It's my mom's and Theo's wedding today, I should have been excited if all these were permanent. Theo seems like a good man even though he is a shitty father to his son, he is kind to me and I don't know why maybe my mom has fed the poor man with lies. That's her specialty. So here I am, dressed in a beautiful white flora gown that stops a few inches before my knees, I hated the big black bow to the back and the cute dress made me feel guilty. This is too much for me, but I have to endure this. I just have a year then I'm getting out of this life. I wore the pearl necklace and sighed before putting on my heels, I shouldn't keep Levi waiting. He is the one taking me to the chapel. I was expecting to see him waiting for me downstairs and when I saw no sign of him, I decided to check his room. "Don't tell me this jerk has ditched me" I scoffed and knocked twice before twisting the doorknob, there he was on his bed sprawled out and fas

Vianne I watched the door close behind him, everything wanted to scream, follow him and apologize for something I have no idea about. “Fuck this, I'm not gonna feel bad for anything, I did the right thing…he is my brother, at least step and that kiss was a mistake.” I said to myself as I let out a sigh before walking out of the classroom. I was deep in thought when my shoulder bumped into a figure. “I am so-” I was about to say when the water splashed on me. “What the hell?” A feminine voice broke through my confused state. “I am….sorry?” I replied, confused about the whole situation. “Don't you dare say you're sorry, you ruined my outfit already.” She said…I looked down on my stained white T-shirt then back to hers and saw a tiny stain on it. “Okay.” I replied while looking at face just then I remembered who she was, the same girl Levi was fucking the other night. “Oh, it is you.” She said as her facial expression became more irritating than her mouth spoke. “How dare you spill

Vianne Dinner was supposed to be uneventful….just me, my mom, and Theo sitting around the table pretending like we were a perfectly normal family, but apparently, the world hates me. “So,” My mom asked as she spooned mashed potatoes onto her plate, “how was school today?” I chewed carrot like it was my last meal. “Fine.” “Fine?” she repeated, narrowing her eyes. “Yep, fine. Like… nothing exciting happened. Totally boring, just a normal day.” Theo chuckled, shaking his head as he passed me the bread basket. “That’s the same answer I give when your mom asks if I remembered to fix the garage door.” My mom turned to him a glare sharp enough to cut diamonds. “That’s because you never fix the garage door and leave it that way.” Theo wisely stayed quiet after that, and I should have done the same. But no, my brain had to betray me. “Actually,” I started, poking at my food, “there’s this… party tonight. At Brandon’s house.” The fork slipped from my mom’s fingers, clattering against h

Levi Work was supposed to be my escape. Something about the steady rhythm of unloading boxes, stacking shelves, and letting my muscles burn always made it easier to ignore the chaos of the rest of my life. But of course, Darren couldn’t shut up. “Yo, Brandon’s throwing the biggest party of the year tonight,” he said, tossing a box cutter onto the counter like he was trying to make an announcement. “You in, Levi?” I didn’t even look up from the stack I was arranging. “No.” “C’mon, man,” Taylor chimed in, leaning against the wall with that lazy grin he always had. “Half the school’s gonna be there. Free booze, loud music, dumb decisions….your type of night.” “My type?” I scoffed. “You’ve clearly never paid attention to my type.” Charles snorted, arms crossed. “Yeah, his type is glaring at people until they pee themselves.” They all laughed, except me. I shoved another box onto the shelf harder than necessary. “I said I’m not going.” Darren groaned. “You’re such a killjoy. One p