Loving Adam Scott

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unding on my door, followed by my brother's annoying voic

oice echoes again, prompting me to

g somewhere else." I said while a

id with a smirk. "Mom says you need to eat something before you die; apparen

address me as such." I said with a g

uld have believed you if you weren't

oticing his outfit. "Where the hell are y

nstairs," he answered casually,

. Why will Adam want to go out with you while that girl is here?" I said, feeling a pang of pain and not being able to call her his girlfriend. I

last word like a dagger, enjoying the silent torture I was going throu

"Tell Mom I will eat later." I snapped,

ts of loving things about his girlfriend."

not you. You are a nightmare, and she is a da

sion. If Adelson is lying to me, I would make sure he never gets to use the thing between his legs, I s

ght's event came back to me, making me realise that it wa

n.' His voice ec

night continue to flood in. Adam was sitting across the counter, like he belonged here, with h

id, his voice full of pride. "She is an an

was why he didn't want me. Or maybe it was because I have no idea what I wanted to study, even

om's gentle voice snapp

amber eyes caught mine, and he smiled at me like la

wardly, a look of

g my throat. "No one informed me that we would be ho

ook. "Adam is family, not a guest," she said, acting

urite," my dad said, his eyes

till glaring at Adam. "Your guest can

to race to my room, but Ad

he said with tender

ight my brother was born, one of my earliest memories. I was barely three, and as soon as I heard that my mom had given birth

. "You have a brother now, someone to play with; you shoul

will no longer love me." I said, my

e asked,

at was why he named me Addison." My cries started agai

I stopped wailing. "The meaning of 'Addison' might mean Addy's son, but you will always be your dad's daughter, Addy's da

resent. "Addy's daughter," he repeated

his eyes. "I am fine. Enjo

g onto my wrist. "It's important." He

hysterically, scaring

u two privacy," my mom said, d

ered. "Unless you're about to refute your words and tell me that you d

ret? I just couldn't tell, but after that, his eyes refused to meet mine

white as I was made to believe. Perhaps it is a freaking