All Chapters of Pucking Around With My StepBrother : Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

AVA I barely slept last night. I mean, how could I after what happened between Caden and I?It wasn’t about the argument. Not even the way he had stormed out of the kitchen.Just those words: 'I can’t fucking stop thinking about you.'I didn’t know how to react or how to feel. This was confirmation it wasn’t just my delusional mind obsessing over him. He felt the same too. And even though he denied it, I could feel it in the way he talked, the way he stared at me like he wanted to eat me up right there in the kitchen.Fuck my intrusive thoughts. I literally spent all day trying my best not to think about him.And here I was now, sitting outside the locker room area for God knows how long, waiting for the same asshole to come out and drive me home. A tired yawn escaped my lips for the umpteenth time this evening. I didn’t even want to attend the game. After what happened last night, I had cancelled my plans to attend the game with Mira.But then Reid had given me his jersey at schoo

AVAI barely slept last night.Every time I closed my eyes, my mind dragged me right back to last night—his lips all over me, kissing, sucking my skin, sucking my boobs, and when his fingers slipped inside my pussy—goodness fucking lord! The feeling was so unexplainable. I remembered moaning so loudly, wanting more, my body craving more—but come this morning.I had woken up with his hands wrapped around my waist, my breast pressing to his chest, and our lips so close that if I moved an inch forward—we’d kiss. I should have stood up the moment I woke up, but instead I remained there, admiring his features as I watched him sleep. But it only lasted for a minute before I stopped myself—not because I didn’t like this or because I hadn’t yearned for this long before I encountered him.But for her—my mother. I stood up carefully from the bed, making sure I didn’t wake him.And walking out of the room, I had decided one thing—I was going to avoid Caden. It was going to be so damn difficu

AVA“Ohh!” She ran a hand through her hair. “One of my roommates told me to—”“There we go with the roommate again,” I cut in teasingly. “I'm serious, Ava. I was heading to the store when one of my roommates, Lena—you know Lena, right? She had asked me to get two, and I totally forgot them in my bag.“Seriously, Mira?” I almost laughed in her face. “Is that the best you could come up with?”“Why the hell would I bring condoms to school, Ava Delene?Think!”“I could list a thousand reasons why you’d do that,” I said confidently. “Either your fling or boyfriend is at school, or you would be visiting him at his place.”“Neither is the answer,” she said almost immediately. “Just ensure, my love, that you send someone a live location and be back before—"“I’m not going anywhere, Ava.”“Then it has to be somewhere in the school, perhaps the bathroom?” I gave her a cocky look, much to her frustration. “Don’t tell me it’s the bathroom, Mira.”“It’s not.”“So one of the halls then?”“No! Plea

 CADENThe constant blaring of my alarm dragged me out of sleep.I groaned loudly, blindly reaching for my phone on the nightstand in a desperate bid to silence the damn thing.I finally did. I stared at the screen for a few seconds, already annoyed by the reminder sitting there.Therapy—4:00 PM.Of course.I tossed the phone back onto the bed and dragged myself up. It was Thursday, which meant another normal day of school, practice, and everything else I had going on. Except for the part where I had to spend two hours sitting across from a therapist who somehow thought asking me questions would magically fix everything.I showered slower than normal, already dreading the day, but no matter how slow I was, the time still caught up with me. I finished up in the bathroom, got dressed, and headed outside. Ava was sipping her coffee when I got to the kitchen. “Care for a cup?”

 AVAI woke up to the rumbling of distant thunder, my room colder than normal because of the open window.I sat up, still feeling exhausted, as I reached for my phone.1 a.m.Shit.It had been raining for hours. I knew that because when I went to sleep around 10 p.m., it had already started, and even now it hadn’t stopped.Another rumble of thunder pushed me out of bed, as I walked to the window, shutting it, and stood there for a second, when it hit me.Caden.Earlier at school, Grant had called asking about his whereabouts. I didn’t know.And when I got home and still didn’t see him, I called.But no response and still no sign of him. Where could he have gone?My stomach rumbled, which gave me something else to think about. I told myself that was why I was getting up as I slipped into something comfortable and made my way downstairs, the rain growing louder as I descended.I wanted a s