My sisters boyfriend (boyxboy) (completed)

A bad case of the blues

Vic

Over the past weeks Kellin's been here, my parents have been nothing but content with staying at home more. They liked him, they loved him. He really bought the family together. It was like a dull, boring, old routine in our lives until he got here. Since he's been here, I haven't even caught myself forgetting that Mike wasn't here.

Of course I knew he wasn't here anymore...but sometimes I would forget. I still remember sitting at the tv last month, watching Harry potter when ABCfamily had been doing a marathon. As soon as I'd seen it, I yelled at Mike to come sit with me but my mom only stepped out of the kitchen and frowned. It had hit me harder than I thought, and I spent the rest of that day locked in my room.

Right now though, I'm happy and holding the love of my life in my arms. But he's leaving today.

"She said she'll be here in thirty minutes..." Kellin mumbled. He shook his head, pushing it closer into my chest, wrapping his arms around me tight. "I don't want to leave."

"I don't want you to leave either...but it's not like you're not gonna see me again. We're just gonna live apart like we did before. You can still sleep over..."

"Yea, but I like waking up to you every morning...I like kissing you goodnight and comforting you when you have nightmares." Kellin whispered.

He was right. I liked that too. It was hard sleeping alone in a room I knew Mike had always been in. Ever since last year, I've been a wreck. The nightmares had started and it was the same one on repeat every night.

Mike dying during surgery.

I so badly wished it was only a dream, but it wasn't a dream.

He suffered from glioblastoma multiform tumors. It was absolutely horrible, but we finally had money for his surgery...we thought it would help...it was supposed to help. But life worked against us and he didn't pull through.

I absolutely hated those doctors, this surgeons, I know I shouldn't, but I needed someone to blame and I was blaming them. He was only 16, he wasn't supposed to die. He was my brother...we were supposed to grow old together.

"You okay, babe?" Kellin asked. I shook my head out of my thoughts and nodded, giving him a weary smile. He kissed my nose quickly and gave me a sad smile, looking down at his phone. "My moms here."

I really didn't want him to go. I had grown so used to having someone else around again. I didn't like having someone I loved be away from me and not being able to know all the time wether they were okay or not. And these days, Kellin was my world. God, I'm so cheesy. It's a love struck teenager for ya though.

"Fuck. Already?" I sighed, holding him tighter to me. He sighed softly, squeezing my sides in his hands, then getting up off the bed. I stood up too, helping him with his things as we both exited my room and went down to the living room. We both made sure to take as long as we could leaving, so that we could stall for a while in hopes of spending more time together.

"Mama! Papa! Kellin's mom is here!" I shouted.

My mom and dad both came over to us quick, my mom had tears in her eyes, my dad wore a frown on his face.

"Oh, my Kellin! We're going to miss you so much!" My mom sniffled. "It won't be the same without you around."

"I'm gonna miss you all too...believe me, I rather stay here with you. You're like a family to me..." Kellin spoke quietly. They shared a long hug before my dad turned to him.

"Keep I'm contact, I expect to see you over here often, alright?" My dad chuckled. Kellin grinned, Kellin particularly really loved my dad. My dad was a guy to make you feel welcome, I can see why. It makes sense since he's the one at the house more often too.

"I will, I will. You guys are great, thank you so much for having me. I couldn't have asked for a better place to stay at. Seriously, you don't know how much I appreciate it." Kellin shrugged. My mom cried quietly, being all emotional like always. It was understandable though.

"Oh gosh, I'm being ridiculous! I'm sorry." My mom laughed. I laughed too, watching Kellin as he leaned over to give her another hug.

"Alright, well I better get going. My moms waiting outside."

"I'm gonna help him with his stuff." I muttered. They nodded, waving one last time as we walked out with slumped shoulders and sad faces. I saw Kellin's mom parked in the front. She saw us and grinned, waving. She looked to be doing better. There was someone else in the car though.

"Ughhhh, I don't want to go, dammit." Kellin grumbled. "I'm gonna hate the new house, I just know it. It's gonna be just me and my moms bitching. Vic, save me!"

"Sadly, I cannot. Let's just get this to the car." I groaned. We both headed to the car, her mom getting out and opening the trunk for us.

"Hello Vic, how's my boy been?"

"Oh, he's been great, hi Mrs. Bostwick."

"Oh it's just Quinn now, honey. You ready to go now?" Kellin's mom looked at Kellin expectantly.

"Just Quinn?" Kellin asked, confused.

"Yea. We can talk about it at home. Say goodbye. Thank you for taking care of him by the way, I'd talk to your parents but it's quite a long trip back to the house."

"Long trip?" I questioned.

"Yea, we live a bit further north from here now. Don't worry, that won't stop you two from seeing eachother." She smiled. I nodded. Kellin sighed, we walked to the front of the car, he was going to get in the passenger side but like I said before, someone was occupying it. She had coffee brown hair, much different from Ms.Quinn's blonde hair.

"Um..who's this?" Kellin asked.

"Oh...uh, that's just Jasey, Dear. She's gonna be staying with us."

"Hi, don't worry, I'm cool." The lady spoke to Kellin. "You're gonna love the house."

Kellin only forced a smile, not knowing who this stranger was. He hugged me tight and gave me a long kiss before we said goodbye and he got in the car, his mom driving away.

Looks like I'm alone again.