Habere

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Summary

Sis I ain’t no Damsel in Distress. In fact, I’m engaged to your Hookup from Seven Minutes in Heaven. Ever read that story where the main girl is helpless and is waiting for a Rich man to resuscitate her because she choked on an apple? SIS THIS IS NOT THAT STORY. First of all, we don’t have magic so, this is you reading how I bullshit my way and get my man. Before you all complain on why I’m the one chasing him, READ THE STORY FIRST. we meet halfway child. so I am not the only one doing the “thrill of the chase” So my twin sister (we are Fraternal Twins, thank God) made out with a guy that is like the Head of Security or whatever of the school. He’s like part of the Student Government but not really. Basically, he keeps all the bullshit from getting into the Headmaster. YES HE IS A STUDENT so come the fuck down. I’m not tied down to a donut-breathing bald man. So what’s the problem? He is engaged TO ME because I am the first born daughter, and my bitchass sister wants to “share”. Like sis, you made out with him. That’s enough. Sit down and eat your salad. Because HE IS MINE.

Status
Ongoing
Chapters
1
Rating
n/a
Age Rating
18+

Faux Fur

Everybody assumes that middle children are the “rebels” “troublemakers” “Black Sheep”.

Well, the black sheep is often just the person who sees through everyone else’s bullshit. And that is why I’m wearing black today to embrace and let my wool shine and my inner black sheepness.

We are now in a restaurant where the adults flatter each other and brag about all the shit they held or found.

“So I heard you are taking up Chemistry?” Mr. Stalin asked looking at me expectantly.

“Yeah.. I’m looking forward on making medicine for people to abuse and get high with.” I jokingly respond to which my mother didn’t appreciate but Mr. Stalin found it funny.

“Well, I wish you luck!” He raised his glass and drank the champagne.

“Mr. Stalin, if I may, I know that he is your only son and heir, but I would like to revise some terms and conditions regarding the merger. I don’t want my daughter to be on the losing team per se.” My Dad looked at Mr. Stalin and then me.

“Sure. Why not. As long as the deal stands and the engagement is intact. Why don’t we talk about the “boring stuff” in your office this Monday and spare the children some time to get to know each other.” He stood up along with his wife and motioned my parents towards the door.

So before all of this happened, we should go back to yesterday morning.

*cue RUMOR HAS IT BY ADELE*