All Chapters of Dating My Brother's Fiancee: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

June POV "What are you waiting for? Just kiss me," I think she will back up when I'm still pondering. Yet, she still stands up with the challenge. Seriously, this thing makes me a fool instantly. At the same time, she starts closing her eyes as her head tilts and leans closer to me. Geez! I need to act fast. "CUP!" I gently plant a kiss on her forehead. "I guess that's enough," I mutter. Her eyes directly open, gazing at me resentfully. "Hmph! What a trick!" She yells. It is possible for me to kiss her lips, but once I do it, it's hard to stop. I'm afraid the lust in my heart grows wilder. I know one day, I'll do it with her, but not right now since it is too fast. I gently push her shoulders and respond, "We still have more time for romanticize our day, kiddo. Didn't you say you wanna join me on working out activity?" "Yes, I did, but can't get more kisses?" She pouts after inquiring. Fo

June POV I once thought dating a girl was wrong. It was not lovely at the first place of the back in mind. Yet, once I do it, I really it my own words. Even, I ever tell Leah I'm going to end up marrying a good guy and have a happy family, like others in the society. Nevertheless, as I date Sam, I feel blank although he is kind. Surprisingly, the table turns when I feel safer when Stacy is around. Every thump of my heart will exist when I see her. When she is not around, I crave to talk to her. "CLICK!" The door opens after I scan my card on its automatic lock. "Finally!" She mutters as we enter the studio-type apartment. I can only tug a beam as my orbs stick at each gesture she makes. She is always cheerful although she isn't fine inside. After we change the clothes, I walk and reach the kitchen first since somr of the ingredients must be washed. By the time I enter the kit

Stacy POV She giggles after conveying my suggestion. I understand running away from family is not good, especially when they cannot respect our choices. Notwithstanding, it's not about good or bad. When it comes about the love of our life, it deals with happiness. We cannot fight for this life while we don't have the right person we really want. "Let's enjoy what we are now. About marriage or how our parents will react, let the time tell." June clears the conversation with the uttered statement. It certainly lead my thought about her who may not plan to marry me. Again, I purse a dissapointment on my face. "What's wrong, sweetie? Are you okay?" She look worried once I don't look pleased. "It seems you don't want to marry me, through your words." I pout after telling my conclusion. At this time, I realize she grins at me sweetly. It always melts my heart to be frank. "Hmm, thi

Stacy POV Now, I get the point on why she is not close to her dad. It feels pathetic to see a daughter distance herself from her dad. In fact, most daughters have deeper connection with their dads, not exceptionally me, as the youngest daughter in the family. "Well, anyway, let's grab something first. This cafe has many varieties of dishes and coffee creation. Yet, the most iconic one is their cappucino." She cuts in the topic, diverting my thought to her tranquil face. I stare at her responds, "Let's see if your recommendation is a bomb." "You can try," She casually replies with a widen smile. This time, the smile I always enjoy comes with a row of fairy white teeth, making her more charming and elegant than ever. At this time, shr waves at the waitress nearby. The young figure in her maroon uniform and black apron approaches our table. "Welcome to Camaraderie Cafe. How can I help you

Sam POV Now, evening sky greets me, but I'm in the Vagabond Bar and Lounge, one of the biggest bar in NYC, owned by Wilson, my old friend. With a glass of martini, I drown myself in thoughts about June. If some of my colleagues were here, they would question me about June and why I didn't spend a night with her since today is Sunday. Nevertheless, I'm alone here. Previously, I already asked her through chat if today's date will still go on, but she called it off. The reason is because my little sister has a test, so she has to help her out. To be frank, I'm upset because she has skipped Saturday and Sunday's date. It is unusual for her to be like this. When I was dating her, she was always able to make the time to meet me. Yet, unexpectedly, she tends to be busier after being my fiancee officially. Well, I'm not mad, realizing her business and incapability of spending time with me. I'm still trying to tollerate. Furthermore, I consider this alone time as a me time to reflec