Lahat ng Kabanata ng Tempting The Twins: Kabanata 61 - Kabanata 70

Tiffany’s POVI stood on the front porch with my hands shoved deep into the pockets of my pink coat. I was biting the inner corner of my mouth, bouncing from one foot to the other, waiting for the door to open.Just as I was about to ring the doorbell again, the door opened and Mila peeked out.She stood in the doorway with her hand still wrapped around the doorknob, completely frozen, looking at me like she’d just seen a ghost. Her eyes were wide with fear, and the look on her face tickled me. I leaned forward, so my face was only inches from hers. "Hello Mila. How nice it is to see you again." My lips slowly curled into a smirk.Her mouth opened, but no sound came out. Before she could pull back or slam the door in my face, Mrs. Carol walked up behind her, wiping her hands on a dish towel."Oh, Tiffany, hi!" Mrs. Carol’s face lit up, her lips curling into a warm smile. "Come in, sweetie. I didn't know you were dropping by tonight."

Mila’s POVI jumped a little as Liam's voice cut through the loud music. He came out of nowhere, wearing a dark leather jacket. He looked so good."Hi, Liam," I greeted, my lips curling into a small smile.He slipped his hand into mine and snatched me away, pulling me straight into the crowd toward the dance floor. The music was blaring loudly from the speakers. The makeshift dance floor was packed with people—half of them I recognized, the other half I didn’t. The boys were indeed popular. Almost everyone was holding red plastic cups and swaying to the beat of the music.He leaned in closer and whispered in my ear, "Let’s dance!"My smile slowly grew wider. And then I started moving slowly.Liam’s brows perked up. "Oh, you’re good!" he yelled over the music, as he gave me a once-over.I smiled shyly. "Not really." And then I turned around and slowly began to whine to the slow beat, peering at him from behind."

Mila’s POVThe alcohol was a terrible idea. Also the fact that I had kissed both my brothers in a matter of minutes and I liked it—I liked it so much.I let out a big exhale. My head was pounding."Aaron," I looked up at him."What is it?""I need to—"Paris must have noticed how out of it I looked because he suddenly came up to us. "Hi Aaron, I’m stealing my girl back." He grabbed my arm and pulled me with him before Aaron could even utter a word."Come on," Paris whispered, leaning in close so I could hear him over the music. "You look like you're about to pass out. Let's go to the bathroom down the hall so you can touch up."I didn't even argue. I just let him drag me away from the chaos of the living room and back down the hallway. But we barely made it halfway down the corridor before a dark figure stepped out from the shadows, blocking the path entirely.Axel.I could see the anger flashi

Mila’s POVThe start of Christmas break was supposed to feel like a break from everything else, but inside the house, it didn’t feel like a break. I was uncomfortable.I made up my mind the moment I locked my bedroom door that first night: whatever mess had started between me and the twins was over. I was done. I wasn't going to ruin the new family I had because I was being flirty with both boys. I needed to prove it to myself that my mum was wrong, and so was Tiffany.For the first couple of days, my plan was simple, just stay away from them, no matter how hard it was. I kept my door locked when I was in my room. I timed things so I was only in the kitchen when the house was empty, slipping downstairs early in the morning or late at night. If I heard Aaron’s footsteps in the hall, I went the other way. If Axel was sitting on the couch, I took the long way around to the stairs. I skipped many breakfasts and dinners with the family, and when I couldn’t skip

Aaron’s POVWe had only arrived at the resort two hours ago. Dad and Mum had immediately headed down to the town to pick up groceries and a few other items, leaving the three of us back at the cabin. We were at the back of the cabin, where there was a private slope out back. I was sorting out our gear.Axel was standing in the corner, his usual bored expression on his face. My eyes kept darting to Mila, like they had been the whole drive here. It was hard not to when she had been pressed up against my side. I had tried to get her attention the whole time, but she was too focused on ignoring the both of us.And then I had a bright idea. I grabbed my gear and strapped on my boots. “Hey, Mila!” I called out to her.She was standing further away from the cabin, clutching her thick winter jacket close.She looked up at me."Watch this trick," I said, winking at her.Axel had a scowl on his face; he turned around and walked ba