In Love With My Hot Stepbrothers

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lder half-brother Reo, and I had just arrived in New York and landed at the air

rm ones, and said, “Hello, Haru. My name is Aiden. I’ve heard so much about you from Dad, and I’m glad to

e boy who had lived in a small town all his life where there were hardly any Westerners around,

drawn

l with joy that we were going to be one big happy family: Mom; my new dad,

logetically turned to sorrow. Slowly and surely though, that sorrow turned to determination, hard work, and eventually joy again, because us six brothers had stuck together through t

past seven.” Aiden’s deep-timbre

he face that never failed to please a

aged to annoy me even more at su

amn, but I didn’t want to see him so cheerful, grinning at me

you not to come into my roo

ts die hard since I’m always the one to wake you up. You always sleep s

en-year-old sleepin

ou’re going to be late for your pa

up once you’ve mad

first thing in the morning was the best and worst thing to me. D

with his easygoing attitude, taking everything

ce, a lot. You used to always stare at my

e of my bed and then leaning

s if perplexed,

Really? What th

ell at him, “

ou, for God’

I had for him, I grumbled in

Haru? Did you

me, sat up straight, and mut

wake. About time.” He reached out and tousled my

ed while thinking about him last night before going to sleep, and the fact that during sleep, I als

It’s okay. Sl

ead to one side. “

move. The fact that he was bigger than me was something that always riled me up. With that type of athletic physique and such a gorgeous fa

me. He—like our stepbrothers Aiden, Noah, and Mason—was at least six feet tall and had an athletic bu

ve foot five. Barely. Who wa

was always the gorgeous one, Noah the broodingly handsome one, Reo the hot As

ow the average height for a male didn’

y bed, I said, “I’m getting

hutting the door behind him, he asked,

. I’m old enough to look after mys

alive. Reo, who was four years older than me, and our three other stepbrothers, Noah, Mason, and Isaac, didn’t either. They treated me like any norm

habits die hard,” he sai

him, seeking reassurance and comfort whenever I got into trouble, d

, as the eldest of the family, he was the only strong brother everyone could lean on for support during th

eling depres

go again, f

gone to parties like most guys my age did, picked up some random girl, and just had a one-night stand like I had tried previously, but the thought didn’t sit well

guy? Why couldn’t I just like girls and want t

o fall in love with Ai

h

ll I kn

ght and painful.

midlife crisis, I got off the bed. After grabbing a pair of jeans

ea, one bathroom apartment, I met Noah, the Davises’ second brother who was five years o

’re up later than u

ntensive morning run. His shirt was soaking wet

dn’t go to bed until

ining doing all sorts of perverted stuff to him like kissing him, licking him, and sucking him, especially

he only solution to saving money on the power bill. And Aiden had always been the one to bathe with me, and when you bathe, you get

t’s only your first week on the job, right? You reall

e on my too chillaxed attitude where life was conc

. I’ll bike there as soo

here that was concerned. As the only one with a stable income in the family, he had to pay a shitload of

irmly. “Breakfast is an important meal of the day, Haru. Yo

right where it hu

nging down the family’s average height, but I

ted my head, like all the brothers did. It was their habit to pet me when I lost my te

t mean it like that. I’m j

ow,”

hat incident when I had collapsed at school from severe malnutrition had scar

kfast before I

y hair as he s

ed, “Can I use the bathroom fir

ded. “Go

aid as I turn

wing one brother or another was curr

Isaac, the Davises’ fourth brother

ing. The bathro

” I said

money from my part-time jobs, I’d find myself a small, very affordable apartment to live in while studying. Sh

ent before summer ended, any br