Falling for My Biker Stepbrother
“I told you yesterday. She’s a senior, Mantovani. She’s nineteen. Still a damn kid.”
I clenched the glass tighter. Conti was right, but it didn’t change the fact that my brain betrayed me in the most shameful way possible.
He kept talking, voice softer now. “She’s not part of our mess, Mantovani. She’s just a teenager who got dragged into this.”
I looked at him, ready to tell him the truth, but my chest tightened when I saw the excitement on his face.
“I mean, she’s our sister now,” Conti said, smiling. “Yours and mine. Finally, a little sister. I always wanted one, but instead, I got stuck with you.”
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