my obsessive brother in-law

a's

d out a small laughter and widened my eyes at him. "Are y

shot of tequila will make you forget all of your worries." He winked a

r faltering for once. "Okay, no. That sounds l

changed names or whatsoever yet we were already bonding on so much things

after our laughters had subsided. I sighed heavily, suddenly remi

He said with a slight shrug and that was enough to lighten up my mood. I turned to gaze a

. "Who said I was not

ish I was here to celebrate something." I bow

ry a woman I do not even know. Just the thought of that scares me and irritates the living hell out o

both happened to be going through the same crisis except my own situati

. He hastily poured me a glass of tequila and gestured me to raise it in the air. "Wel

me grit my teeth. I

tting married? Is he a terrible pers

? I do not know even know what he looks like. The only

k another sip of tequila and i slowly f

ere." He

y eyesight was blurry, my head felt light and

and let out a giggle. "O-f co-urse I-I am! I-I h

ose to his feet and helped me up too. He clutched

. "I am sure you do not mean that. Tell me your home address or else I drive you to my place." His deep voice sen

into a mischievous smirk. "Are you sure about that?" He leaned closer to whisper into my e

m off guard. I pressed my lips against his.

st gaze ever. "I think I might reconsider your

tible and the rest of what ha

ast night began to flood back into my head. I looked to my right and he was no where

back home. I met my parents sitting in the l

d you recklessly leave the house especially when you

s Stephen did not show up. There is absol

riveway. I rushed towards the window to peep and I was shocked to see it was a familiar black

car and make his way towards the front door. My parents walked to

ey kno

etched out his hand for a handshake while mum

ips. "Good morning,