All Chapters of Healed by My Ex's Brother: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

I woke up this morning feeling happier than ever because today was Luke's and my one-year anniversary. We've been dating for a year now, and I must say it has been the happiest year of my life. Without wasting another second, I jumped out of bed, took a quick shower, and got ready for school. I couldn't stop smiling as I imagined spending the day with Luke. The delicious smell of pancakes drifted upstairs, making my stomach growl. I hurried downstairs and found my mum in the kitchen, flipping my favorite pancakes. "Good morning, Mum!" I greeted with a bright smile. "Good morning, my baby. How was your night?" Mum asked, planting a gentle kiss on my cheek. I smiled. "It was great." Mum still didn't know about Luke. He wanted us to keep our relationship a secret until the time was right. He said he wanted to finish school first before meeting my family, and I respected his decision. After all, I trusted him with all my heart. I finished my breakfast quickly and left for sc

Chapter 3 Matilda’s POV I woke up the next morning with puffy eyes and a terrible headache from crying too much the night before. I slowly sat up in bed and rubbed my eyes. My body felt heavy, and for a moment, I just stared at the wall, remembering everything that had happened. I picked up my phone to check what class I had that morning. When I saw the time, my eyes widened. My class was starting in the next one hour 30 minute “Oh no.” I quickly dropped my phone on the bed and rushed straight to the bathroom. When I reached the mirror, I stopped and looked at myself. My eyes were swollen, and I looked nothing like the happy girl I had been the day before. I took a deep breath. “I won't cry anymore over that cheat,” I told my reflection. “He doesn't deserve my tears. I won't let him see that I'm weak. I won't let him see that this breakup has affected me.” I stared at myself for a few seconds before forcing a smile. “There. I'm fine.” I turned away from t

CHAPTER FIVE LUKE’S POV I watched Matilda walk away. For a few seconds, I just stood there, staring at her back as she disappeared through the school gate. She didn't even look back. I clenched my jaw. I had expected her to forgive me. Maybe not immediately, but eventually. I had apologized. I told her I still loved her. I told her I regretted everything. I had said all the right things. But the truth? I didn't love Matilda the way I made it sound. Not anymore. Maybe I never had. I cared about having her around. I liked knowing she was mine. I liked the way she looked at me, the way she trusted me, the way she was always there whenever I needed her. But love? That was different. And I knew it. My relationship with Matilda had become comfortable, and I didn't want to lose that comfort. But Lucy was different. I'd been sleeping with Lucy for a long time. More times than I could count. And every single time, I hid it from Matilda. I knew what

MATILDA'S POV I waited for Ryan to text me. I don't know why I kept checking my phone. Maybe I was just curious about what he wanted to say. I checked my phone again. Nothing. I sighed and dropped it beside me. "Maybe he's busy," I whispered to myself. I tried to stop thinking about it, but my mind kept going back to him. Why did he ask Anna for my number? What did he want to talk to me about? I stared at my phone for a few more minutes, hoping it would light up with a notification. It didn't. Eventually, I became tired. I put my phone down, closed my eyes, and fell asleep. The next morning, I woke up with a dull pain in my lower stomach. I frowned and placed my hand over my stomach. The pain wasn't too bad yet, but I already knew what it meant. I slowly sat up in bed. A few seconds later, I felt another cramp. I sighed. "My period." I checked my bedsheet and realized I was right. My period had started. Whenever I was on my period, I usua

MATILDA’S POV The next morning, I woke up feeling much better. I stayed in bed for a few seconds, waiting for the familiar pain to return, but it didn't. I smiled to myself. Finally. After missing school for a day, I was ready to get back to my normal routine. I took a shower, got dressed, grabbed my bag, and headed downstairs. By the time I arrived at school, the place was already busy. I walked toward the building, adjusting my bag on my shoulder. Then I heard my name. “Matty!” I turned around. Anna was walking toward me with a huge smile on her face. “You're finally alive!” I laughed. “Very funny.” She hugged me before looking at my face. “Are you feeling better?” “Much better.” “Good. Because I have plans for you tonight.” I narrowed my eyes. “What kind of plans?” Anna's smile widened. “There’s a party tonight.” I immediately shook my head. “Anna, no.” “Yes.” “I just got back to school.” “And that's exactly why you need to co