All Chapters of Is my best friend Brother Prohibited?: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

His fingers made ways in her hair, his warm breath fanning against her parted lips as he thirst up into her slowly.Ava let out the most strangled moan as Mason filled her with his girth and length.This was bad, she wasn’t supposed to be in bed with her best friend's brother , but here she was with his cock deep inside her and his tongue inside her mouth.*Some days ago*“Fries is ready to devour” Sophia, Ava’s best friend sang as she jumped on the sofa excitedly as a movie was turned on which caused some Fries to spew out messily on the floor.Ava giggled and reached out to pick the mess of the Fries on the floor. The aroma reached her nose and she wiggled it.“Did half of it get burnt? Because I’m only getting the stench of burnt Fries” Ava teased, knowing fully well that her friend burnt most of the fries."I swear I tried my best, everything about the process just hates me” she defended her suckish fries skills with a bit of whine in her tone which left Ava giggling more than be

Ava went to join her and cringed. From here, she can hear the girl moan and Mason grunt. Her stomach knotted in disgust and she had to gulp the vomit that tickled up her throat.“Oh, Mason!” The girl screamed and Ava's jaw ticked. She didn’t want to hear them anymore so whatever Sophia had planned, she hoped to God that it would make them stop.“When I’m done with you two, you’ll only be screaming in mercy.” Ava sneered and Sophia looked at her sideways. Her best friend had something up her sleeve, but what was her plan?“Alright, what’s the plan, Sophia?" Ava asked with a hint of urgency. It was best to get this done before her parents came home, and hopefully before the cold got to them and they froze outside.Sophia tilted her head toward the hose connected to the pipe. “I’m going to climb that tree and rain down some blessings on them.”She pointed at the branch that stretched over to Mason's window. It was the same branch Mason used whenever he wanted to sneak out. Ava's eyebrows

Maybe he’s just waiting for the perfect time to make his move,” Ava muttered, flinching as she recalled the trick Mason played on them a few weeks earlier. Her hair had carried the horrible smell of spoiled eggs for an entire week!Sophia sighed softly and said, “Alright, then we’ll be prepared when he does. For now, let’s enjoy our meal. This is the first time a girl hasn’t come running to us begging for help to get my brother back.”Ava gave a small nod. Normally, masons who discard flings seize this chance to approach Sophia, trying to persuade her to speak to Mason on their behalf.It was somewhat strange that no one had shown up yet.Ava kept nibbling on her muffin when a slender figure appeared beside her.It was Taylor, dressed in her cheerleading uniform.“You two started eating without me?” she pouted, puffing a strand of hair out of her face.Ava and Sophia exchanged guilty smiles. “Sorry, we were starving,” Sophia chuckled.Taylor rolled her eyes. “Whatever. Anyway, have

Ava sighed in frustration for what felt like the fifth time that evening. She absolutely hated the ridiculous lashes Sophia was applying to her eyes, but she kept quiet, resisting the urge to complain.If she did, Sophia would probably shoot her a deadly glare that could kill."I still can't believe Taylor ditched us tonight," Sophia muttered with annoyance.Ava gave a half-hearted shrug. "Her parents have been going through some things lately. I guess it's fair they’re trying to spend more time together now."Sophia exhaled sharply but didn’t argue. "Luke freaking Garcia is going to have a field day when he sees Taylor isn’t here."Ava's brows drew together. "Why would he care?"“One of the three musketeers is missing. To them, that means we’ve already lost,” Sophia replied with a dramatic sigh.Ava frowned even more, clearly puzzled. She hadn’t realized there was anything to win tonight.“Wait… what exactly are we competing for?” she asked, confused.Sophia groaned, clearly frustrat

Ava kicked off her heels, ruffled her long curled inky locks, and strolled over to Mason's bed.She hadn’t bothered turning on the lights that would only intensify the migraine simmering behind her eyelids.The moon offered a faint glow through the window, just enough for her to spot the bed. Barely, but she wasn’t blind enough to miss its outline in the dark.As she sank onto the mattress and shifted closer to the headboard, her thoughts immediately drifted to the many girls who had likely been there before her.Disgust rose in Ava’s chest. She hesitated, wondering if she should just leave the room.But it was the only vacant room in the houseWith a sigh, she made up her mind she’d deal with it now and shower first thing in the morning.Curling up in Mason's covers, Ava rolled onto her back and stared up at the dark ceiling. The thudding of the walls disrupted her attempt at peace and quiet though up here, it wasn’t as deafening as it had been downstairs.Her eyes slowly fluttered