Semua Bab DANGEROUS ADDICTION: In Love With My Stepbrother: Bab 21 - Bab 30

Vianne I had to give Theodore something. Something to at least calm him down. “I am sure he is fine. Have you tried calling him?” “He is not picking up my calls,” He answered. “Do you have any idea where he could be. Maybe with his friends or anyone?” Theo asked. He might not be really good at showing it but it was obvious that Theo really cared for his son. Whatever differences they had was probably because of lack of proper communication. “Why don't you give him a call, Vianne?” Briar asked. I immediately knew that was not a good idea. “Please, Vianne,” Theo pleaded. I had no choice. I reluctantly pulled off my cell phone and dialed his number. I then anxiously placed the phone to my ear. “He isn’t picking up,” I said with a straight face as the phone continued to ring. “Try again,” Briar demanded. I dialed Levi’s number again. He picked up this time. I waited for him to speak instead all I heard were moaning sounds. I instantly ended the call. “He is not picking.”

Vianne I slowly looked in Levi’s direction over and over again. Who was the strange-looking man with him and why did he seem so uncomfortable to see him here? I know I was supposed to mind my business from now on but I could not stop caring for him. I noticed Theo was also looking in his direction. I started to walk towards him. “Can we go now? I have some school work to attend to.” Theo looked away from Levi. “Do you have any idea who that man is?” From the way he sounded, he seemed suspicious. Before I could reply, he looked over to Levi again. “I am going to go talk to him.” He started to walk towards Levi. I noticed Levi looked over to his father anxiously. “This is none of your business, Vianne,” I said to myself repeatedly. Fuck this. I rushed over to Theo and Levi. Theo was demanding to know who the man was while Levi seemed to be struggling with what to say. “Hi Tom,” I muttered, standing right beside the strange man. “We can go talk outside.” “You know him?” The

Levi I met Ricky at a really sad time in my life. I could still remember clearly how it happened. It was a Monday night. My father and I were arguing and I stormed angrily. I took my bike and drove out of the house. I had no idea where I was going, so I only continued to drive. After about thirty minutes of driving, I got tired and parked my bike right by the side of the road. I got down but just as I did, two tall muscular men walked up to me and demanded I hand them the key to my bike. I refused and stood my ground. They brought out a gun to scare me yet I held the key tightly. One of the men pointed the gun at my head. Before he could pull the trigger, someone punched him from behind and he landed on the ground. Seeing what had happened, the other man ran away. “I am Ricky, you are one tough guy.” Those were his exact words to me. He then gave me his number and demanded I call him the next morning. I barely slept that night. The next morning I gave him a call and he a

Vianne I meant none of those things I said earlier to Levi. I only spoke out of anger and frustration. I felt it too. The undeniable connection that grew with every passing moment I spent with him. How could he not see that this was wrong? After I got into the cab, I watched him drive his bike away. I immediately started to regret everything I said to him. Today was already a bad day for him, I should not have spoken to him in that manner. “Can you please follow that bike?” I said to the driver who nodded his head. I noticed Levi was not heading home. I began to doubt why I decided to follow him. What if he was going to see one of his many girls? I decided to still follow him. After a while, I watched as he drove into an abandoned warehouse. “You can drop me here,” I stated to the driver who stopped the car. “There are quite a lot of rumors about how dangerous this area is,” The cab driver said, turning to look at me. “You should not be here alone.” “I will be fine, than

Levi How was I supposed to stay away from her when she looks this good? I had been watching her for quite a while. I swam closer and closer towards her. She said nothing and only continued to stare. We both maintained eye contact. “I can leave if you want,” She muttered, not taking her eyes off me. “Do you want to?” I asked before swimming in the other direction and getting out of the pool. “I am leaving, enjoy.” Keeping my feelings in check around Vianne was difficult but after what she said to me on the rooftop. I just had to. I returned to the house and grabbed a bottle of water in the kitchen. I could hear footsteps walking towards me. I looked back to see who it was, it was Briar. We had barely spoken since she arrived at the house. She reminded me of how easily Theo replaced my mother. I looked away from her and drank the bottle of water I picked up. “I am not trying to take your mother’s place, Levi. He truly loved her and I will never be able to be her,” Briar sai