All Chapters of Dating My Brother's Fiancee: Chapter 51 - Chapter 58

June POV The days go on. They pass just like a flash of thunder in the sky during snowy season, just like now, in the mid of November. It also makes my feelings to Sam wilted. It is not because I'm disloyal to him. Maybe, I cannot fall for him although I have tried so hard. Even, if I attempt to move a mountain for loving him, it will be nonsense. Furthermore, I have Stacy by my side. I wake up and taste the coffee, noticing I'm attracted to his little sister more than to him. It's not about he is failed to respect or make me happy. He is a good man and very caring, I admit it wholeheartedly. He is also attentive when listening to sharing or problems. Nevertheless, his good traits are not enough to console my fears. He is incapable to shake my heart. "Finally, we get a chance to be in this beautiful planetarium cafe," The tenor voice of Sam bothers my thoughts suddenly. Since the drinks come first, I sip it some and grin at him. "Yeah, after handling your little sister's t

Week to week passes as the regular activities done by most people are put in rest mode, including Sam working as a supervisor in the expedition and shipping company. At that time, it is a christmas night, in the church. After attending the evening holy mass with his parents, little sister, and June, he keeps his eyes on June mostly although he really wants to chat with her. Steven, acknowleding the fact his son is no longer engaged, pats his shoulder softly and reminds, "I know you haven't moved on, but try not to be sad for too long. It's not good for yourself." "But, I only want her in my life, dad. She is everything to me." Sam expresses his persistency. It feels hard to let June go and disappear from his mind. Although he has cheated from her for few times, he still puts high hopes on her. Those words are uttered along with his stares piercing to the view when June and Stacy are joking and laughing to each other. Then, Steven pats his shoulder again and says, "But she has d

June POV "Here are the mojitos." The waiter serves the green liquid in equal-sized glasses. Once, he disappears, I take one of them and suggest, "Shall we get outside? We can see the city view through this VIP room." Eagerly standing from her chair, she replies, "A good idea since I love city lights." Then, I roll the door knob carefully, pushing it and step outside with the clicking high heels on the paving floor. After that, we stay next to each other, near the balcony. My lips kiss the tip of the glass, gulping down the sour and fresh green liquid. "The view here is amazing although it's a bit chilly." Stacy throws a comment and sip her mojito carefully. I stare at her side visual and mutter, "Wait." Afterhand, I, wearing a long yellow winter jacket, roll down the zipper a bit and take a grey scarf clinging on my neck. Subsequently, I make her body turn

June POV The silly jokes blending in with the casual talks. That's what I hear as I mingle with mom and James. To be frank, I'm impressed and overwhelmed. In reality, I'm like a princess running from the marvellous mansion and luxurious lifestyle, for a my own goods because this home never feels like the one due to dad's authoritative traits. Yet, whenever it comes about whether I miss a homey or family vibes around, my answer is certainly yes. Who doesn't miss having chats with siblings and mom? Who will feel annoyed to meet a sibling barely going back since he is still chasing his double degree while organizing his job? Once the dinner is passed, mom invites me to drink near the balcony on the second floor. With a glass of red wine in our hands, she breaks the ice with a direct question, "Just like what I have mentioned before. Where is Sam?" I gulp down a bit and answer, "I'm sorry for not informing you earlier, but Sam and I are no longer engaged." The wrinkles around h