In Love With My Step-Brother. (not meant to happen)

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Summary

Ayahna has a partly perfect life. The story starts when she's thirteen years old wishing her mother was not getting married to this mysterious man that will soon become her stepfather. Even though she knew none of the mysterious man her mom was marrying, she didn't know who the hell would be her "step-brother." but when she finds out. Nothing can tear them apart, no matter how wrong it may seem. It's right. (Ayahna is not thirteen the whole entire story). Thank you, and I hope you enjoy reading this story.

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

Welcome To Ayahna's World.

The fact that my thirteenth birthday was the same day as my mothers wedding was pissing me off. She told me I should be happy for her, that I should support her changes in life.

Like, that’s supposed to be the type of shit I should be saying to her.I didn’t think that she would try to remarry after dad died, but nope. Once a thirsty whore, always a thirsty whore. I know I seem like I’m doing too much but it’s just that, this man that she’s marrying, has a son. If he had a daughter, I wouldn’t be pressed.

So, do you see where I’m coming from? One, I don't even know who this man is that she is marrying, or his son. It just makes everything a whole lot more awkward. I hate everything about my life right now. Kill me please and wake me up when I get to heaven or hell.

"Ayahna, hello!? I know you hear my ass talking to you. What the fuck 'gotten into you?" My mother spoke loudly, while waving her hand in my face.

I smiled. "My bad ma, I was thinking about the project I have to start tomorrow in school."

"Yeah whatever, you turn thirteen tomorrow and that is also the day of my wedding. With that said, Bryan, his son, you, and I will be celebrating Friday all the way until Sunday out of state."

I scoffed. "Ma why you fronting like you got money like that? And why does his son have to come?"

"Say one more slick ass thing out your motherfucking mouth, and I swear to god 'ima slap you silly." She stared at me until she realized I wasn't going to say anything back.

I got up from the dinner table and walked around a whole bunch of boxes to put my dishes in the sink. We have to move because of this dumb ass marriage. I just feel like nothing is going the way I want it to go, and I'm not appreciating it.