World turned upside down part 1-Nelson

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POV: Nelson

I sat on the couch in our living room, staring blankly at the TV as my mom, Cassie, tried to get me to talk about what was wrong. My brothers, Noah and Niles, were sprawled out on the floor, playing a game on their tablets, completely oblivious to the tension in the air.

It had been three days since Y/n and I had broken up. It still felt like a punch to the gut every time I thought about it. We had been dating for two years, and I thought we were solid. But I guess I was wrong.

"Come on, Nelson, what's going on?" Mom asked again, her voice soft and concerned. "You've been moping around for days. Is everything okay?"

I shrugged, not trusting myself to speak. How could I explain how much it hurt to lose the person I loved? I felt like a part of me was missing.

My dad, Spencer, walked into the room, sensing the mood. "Hey, buddy, what's going on?" he asked, dropping down beside me on the couch.

I shook my head. "Just some stuff with Y/n," I muttered.

Dad put a hand on my shoulder. "Want to talk about it?"

I hesitated before shaking my head again. I wasn't ready to relive the whole ordeal just yet.

The silence that followed was uncomfortable. My brothers continued to play their game, but I could sense they were watching us with curious eyes.

After a few minutes of awkwardness, Mom got up and went into the kitchen to start making dinner. Dad stayed put, keeping a gentle pressure on my shoulder.

"I'm here for you, kiddo," he said softly.

I nodded, feeling a lump form in my throat. I knew he meant it, but it didn't make the pain go away.

POV: Y/n

I lay in bed, staring at the ceiling as tears pricked at the corners of my eyes. Breaking up with Nelson had been one of the hardest things I'd ever done. We had been each other's everything for so long.

I thought back to all the good times – our laughter-filled nights out with friends, our quiet movie nights at home, our silly fights over stupid things. It was all worth it in the end because we loved each other.

But now it was over.

I felt like a part of me was dying inside. Nelson was gone, and I didn't know how to move on without him.

As I lay there, memories flooded my mind – Nelson's bright blue eyes sparkling with amusement when we laughed together; his strong arms wrapping around me when we cuddled up on the couch; his sweet whispers in my ear when we were alone...

The tears spilled over now, streaming down my face as grief washed over me.

POV: Noah

"Dude, what's wrong with Nelson?" Niles asked me as we paused our game on the tablet.

I shrugged. "He's just being really moody lately," I said casually.

Niles raised an eyebrow. "Moody? Like, more than usual?"

I nodded reluctantly. "Yeah...he broke up with Y/n."

Niles' eyes widened in surprise. "Whoa! That's heavy."

I nodded solemnly. We all knew how much Nelson loved Y/n.

Noah got up from the floor and flopped down beside us on the couch. "We should go talk to him," he said firmly.

I hesitated. We didn't want to push Nelson too hard right now – he was still reeling from the breakup.

But Noah was insistent. "Come on, guys! We're his brothers! We have to be there for him!"

Niles and I exchanged looks before nodding in agreement. We knew Noah was right – we had to be there for our little brother during this tough time.

POV: Spencer

Cassie came into the kitchen where I was cooking dinner and whispered something in my ear about Nelson being upset again. My heart went out to him – I knew how hard it was for him to lose Y/n.

As we sat down to eat dinner together as a family that night, Nelson remained silent throughout most of the meal. His brothers tried to engage him in conversation a few times, but he just grunted responses or shrugged off their questions.

After dinner, Noah approached him once more and urged him to talk about what was bothering him. This time Nelson opened up – a little – telling us about how hard it was for him to lose Y/n and how much he missed her already.

We listened attentively as he shared his feelings with us – his parents and brothers trying our best to offer words of comfort and support during this difficult time.

As we all settled in for the night, Cassie went over to give Nelson a hug and whispered something in his ear that made him smile slightly – maybe for the first time that day.

As they hugged, Niles whispered something in my ear – "We'll get through this together as a family."

And as we all drifted off to sleep that night, surrounded by love and support from those closest to us








Anyways guys that's it for part 1 I hope everyone enjoys 

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