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Aiden turns back to his cooking, his tone grows serious as he continues. Honestly the thing that worries me the most is keeping this from Mom and dad.” 

Well that shouldn’t be that hardI fold my arms over Alans. I mean, we’re all adults, we should know how to act and what not to say when we’re around mom and dad. Besides, it’s not like we’re in love. We justlike each other’s bodies right now. That’s all.I’m so proud of myself at that moment, talking things out like a mature adult woman who now have a sexual history

Alan readily agrees. Yeah, let’s see where this goes. We’ll keep it to ourselves until further notice” 

I glance at Aiden, expecting him to be on board, but there’s a flicker of disappointment in his eyes. Did I say something wrong? I make a mental note to ask him about it later, when we’re 

alone

Alan’s voice pulls me back. He kisses the back of my neck, sending a shiver down my spine. Speaking of mom and dad, mom’s not gonna be home for two whole days, I’m sure Aiden already told youHis voice is slow and deep, and I feel his lips graze delicately on my neck

Are you up for it?He asks, predatorlike, You think you can handle two days with us?” 

I didn’t answer immediately. My eyes dart to Aiden, and I catch him glancing at me from the corner of his eye. The emotion in his eye is clear, this isn’t about the sex for Aiden, it means so much more than to him. I can’t say the same about his brother, Alan’s not the most emotional creature, he does care for me, the way a brother would his sister, I just don’t think he wants the same thing that Aiden does out of this relationship. Basically Alan’s not really an emotional person unlike Aiden who’s never been able to hide his true feelings

Breakfast is ready,” Aiden announces

Alan grips me tighter. She hasn’t answered my question yet.” 

Well we did, go crazy last nightAiden swoops in for the save. Maybe she’s just tired” 

Alone With My Twin Stepbrothers 

I shake my head, feeling my cheeks warm. Honestly, last night was so good. But I really do need to cool off” 

Aiden sits down, So, we all agree tf laughter

Really Ella? A schedule?Alan says between laughs

It’s a thoughtful Idea, but no,Aiden says. It’s too formal. A schedule would make it seem like you’re a child and we’re both vying for custody arrano keep this a secret from our parents, right?” 

Alan and I nod in unison

Alright,Aiden says, picking up his fork. That’s all we need to figure out for now. Let’s eat.” 

The three of us fall into a quiet rhythm, sharing the meal in silence. Breakfast with the boys isn’t as awkward as I think it would be, we’re nowhere near fully in sync, but this is a healthy step in the right direction

Later, we’re sprawled out in the living room, watching a movie. Alan lounges on the recliner, like some sort of king, holding the remote like a scepter. Even after all these years he’s still the 

one who mans the remote

This movie is terrible,” Aiden mutters, glaring at the TV. Alan, please change it.” 

Alan smirks, regarding Alan and I snuggled up on the sofa, blanket draped over our legs. Pfft, you just don’t know cinema” 

After all these years, nothing had really changed at all. Alan was always a remote hog

Aiden’s lips trail light kisses down my neck, his hands exploring my body beneath the blanket we have pulled over us. We’d spent the morning and afternoon hanging out as a threesome, not being overtly sexual with one another, but just talking and playing around. The closeness actually feel pretty good. I’m quickly warming up to Aiden and Alan as friends as well as lovers. Underneath their gruff and arrogant exteriors, the twins are decent guys

His palm cup my breast and I wig in response to his touch. Its obvious that the contact was turning him on because I can feel his excitement pressing against my back. That’s the thing about the loose pants he always wore: the thin material never hide what he was thinking or feeling

EllaPOV 

I glance over at Alan, who is completely engrossed in the movie. He’s so focused that he doesn’t even notice Aiden and me are already mad with lust. Aiden’s hand begins to explore my body, boldly, he doesn’t care if Alan sees us and neither do I. His touch is electric, and I can feel my desire for him growing stronger with every passing second. I’ve only ever had sex twice in my life, but with the way Aiden is touching me right now, I know that number is going to climb even more

Shattered Love Symphony by  Joseph King  

Shattered Love Symphony by Joseph King  

Status: Ongoing

Joseph King  
 

Joseph King is an American author known for his emotionally compelling storytelling, relatable characters, and themes that revolve around family, identity, and the quiet battles of everyday life. Born and raised in Seattle, Washington, Joseph grew up in a modest household where books were as essential as groceries. His mother, a school librarian, often brought home classic novels and contemporary literature, nurturing his love for fiction at an early age. His father, a factory worker, inspired Joseph with his dedication, discipline, and belief that every dream is worth fighting for.

From childhood, Joseph showed a natural talent for writing. He would often spend hours crafting small stories in his notebooks, inspired by the people around him and the world he imagined beyond his window. During high school, he won multiple creative writing awards, setting the foundation for his literary aspirations. He later attended the University of Oregon, majoring in English Literature and Creative Writing. It was during these years that Joseph began shaping his unique voice — one that combines poetic language with raw emotional honesty.

After graduating, Joseph initially worked as a freelance editor and taught creative writing workshops to aspiring writers. His breakthrough came when his debut novel, Beneath the Maple Sky, captivated readers with its touching portrayal of friendship, heartbreak, and healing. The novel quickly gained critical acclaim and was praised for its emotional depth and relatable characters. Since then, Joseph has written multiple bestselling novels, many of which have been translated into international languages and adapted into streaming-platform projects.

Joseph’s writing style is often described as heartfelt, deeply introspective, and powerful in its simplicity. Rather than focusing on fantasy or elaborate plots, he explores human emotions — love, loss, forgiveness, betrayal, and the search for meaning. Through his stories, Joseph highlights that everyone carries pain, everyone fights silent battles, and every person deserves understanding.

Despite his success, Joseph remains grounded. He lives a quiet life in Portland, Oregon, where he continues to write daily. When he is not writing, Joseph enjoys hiking, reading poetry, and spending time at local cafés where he often observes life around him — turning small moments into meaningful stories. His journey from a passionate young storyteller to a renowned novelist serves as an inspiration to young writers around the world, proving that imagination, perseverance, and heart can turn dreams into reality.

1️⃣ Night. Branch. Panic.

Teen hazari raat.
Cold wind.
Drunk girl balancing on a tree branch.

Ella knocks on Aiden’s window, whispering desperately:

“Psst… open up. Please.”

She forgot her house key.
Front door locked.
No courage to wake her mother.
So she chose the one person who always wakes up…

Her disciplined, intimidating stepbrother — Aiden.


2️⃣ Soldier Mode Activated

Lamp clicks on.
Curtains shift.
Aiden appears — tired eyes, rigid posture, military sharpness.

“Ella? It’s 3AM. What the hell are you doing on a tree?”

Before she answers — she slips.
He reacts instantly, pulling her inside with soldier reflexes.

She crashes on the carpet.
He stands over her like a commander.


3️⃣ Anger With Care

Not yelling loudly —
but that controlled military tone that scares more than shouting:

“You could’ve fallen. You could’ve died!”

Ella rubs her bruised shoulder, annoyed:

“Relax, I'm fine…”

Aiden's jaw clenches — frustration, worry, protectiveness all mixed.


4️⃣ A New Aiden

She finally looks at him properly.
Gone is the skinny teenage boy.

Now —
Tall. Broad shoulders. Strong arms.
Stubble. Jawline. Steely gaze.

He looks like someone who’s seen war.
Because he has.

She realizes she doesn’t really know this version of him.


5️⃣ From Annoyance to Uncleared Emotions

He crosses arms, staring down at her:

“You’re nineteen. Still sneaking out like a kid.”

She rolls her eyes:

“I’m an adult.”

He steps closer, voice low:

“Adults remember their house keys.”

She hates that he makes sense.
Hates that he suddenly feels… different.
Older. Scarier. Safer.

Confusing.


6️⃣ Who Were You With?

Aiden's military instincts flare:

“Who drove you back? Where were you?”

Ella avoids eye contact:

“None of your business.”

Wrong answer.

He leans in, voice dangerously quiet:

“If someone hurt you—if someone disrespected you—I need to know.”

Not romantic.
Not intimate.
Just raw protective rage.

Because to him, she’s still a kid he’s sworn to protect.


7️⃣ Old Childhood Dynamics Return

She remembers childhood battles —
annoying pranks, wrestling, teasing, getting chased in hallways.

Only now…
the roles feel heavier.

He isn’t teasing.
He’s warning.

And she suddenly feels small again — stubborn, rebellious, but small.


8️⃣ A Consequence Speech

Instead of anything physical, he gives her a military-style consequence:

“If you sneak out again, you train with me at 5AM. Every day.”

Push-ups. Running. Discipline. Pain.

Ella freezes.

“You’re joking.”

He doesn’t blink.

“Try me.”


9️⃣ Growing Up Hurts

She drops her gaze.
Not because she’s afraid —
but because for the first time, she realizes…

They aren’t kids anymore.

He’s grown into a soldier.
She’s still learning how to be an adult.

And tonight, embarrassment hits harder than the fall.


🔟 A Silent Understanding

Aiden hands her water, calmer now.

“Text me next time. I’ll open the door.”

She mutters:

“Didn’t think you'd care.”

His expression softens — just for a heartbeat.

“I do.”

No flirting.
No touching.
Just heavy, complicated sibling-energy tension.

She walks out of his room with flushed cheeks and a heart she doesn’t fully understand.

And he watches her leave, jaw tight.

Because after two years away, he didn’t expect to feel protective again.
And she didn’t expect him to matter.

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