"Wake up, sweetheart. Breakfast is ready."
I groan and turn around, burying my face into my pillow. Unfortunately, before I can do that I feel something holding me in place. Unwillingly, I open my eyes and take in my surroundings.
I'm in Avery's room, laying in his bed. When I look over at him I see his perfectly defined abs. I have to say for a teenage boy, he's quite fit; add that to an amazing handsome face and bad-boy attitude, and you instantly get Avery James Parker. I bite my lip and I immediately look away, afraid he caught me looking at him, and come on who wouldn't?
"Done checking me out, sweetheart?" He smirks, flexing his muscles even more on purpose.
I scoff and try to contain the blush that is probably that same shade as Taylor swift's lip-stick. "You wish, Parker."
"No, sweetheart. It's you who wishes you could touch this." He says, gesturing to his body.
I smirk and lean close to him, my lips brushing his neck. I lower my voice, making it seductive. He gulps and his eyes go wide."I'd rather kiss a carnival porta-potty than touch you, Parker."
I pull away, laughing at his expression. He glares in return making me laugh harder. "You shouldn't have said that, Williams."
I'm about to ask what he means, when in a spilt movement he's on top of me and starts attacking my sides. A cry escapes my lips and I squirm under him like I've just been electrocuted. Then the hysterics kick in; my eyes water with un-shed tears of joy and I'm pretty sure my face is a bright shade of red.
Here's the thing with me and tickling; I hate it. It makes me feel so helpless. It's my only weakness, besides coffee of course. I don't understand why we laugh when we're tickled- it's not like we enjoy it.
Quickly, I push Avery off me with all my strength and succeed.
"What are you two doing?" A small voice comes from the doorway.
I stand up and smile as soon as I see Charlie and Noah. They both wear truck-themed Pajamas and the sight makes me wish I had a little brother.
"Nothing." Avery and I say in unison. I blush a little and walk over to them.
"What do you boys want for breakfast?" I ask, smiling. Believe it or not I've always loved to cook, it's sort of like a hobby but better. But my one true love will always be drawing. I have dozens of drawings, but I don't want anyone to see them; so I locked them in my closet.
That's another thing, along with scary movies, I also hate criticism.
"Can we have eggs and bacon?" Noah asks, pouting slightly.
I smile and nod.
They smile and run out of the room. I can hear their small footsteps and I laugh at just how adorable they are.
Many people think that being the only child is heavenly, but in reality it gets lonely at times. Even though I have Tyler, who is like my brother; it's not the same. I want to be able to be the big sister, the cool one who helps out and takes the blame for things; the one who lets her little brother or sister eat ice-cream when there not supposed to.
"You never seize to surprise me, sweetheart."
I turn around, slightly confused. "What do you mean?"
He smiles again, showing off his adorable dimples and sighs. "I mean that you have no siblings, whatsoever; yet you're so good with kids."
I think about it for a second. I haven't babysit anyone before, I mean I have taken care of my cousins once in a while, but there like my age. I haven't even has a pet yet, so it does make me wonder why I'm good with kids all of a sudden.
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RomansaNatalia Williams wasn't exactly normal her whole life, but nothing could prepare her for the chain of events that would occur when she met Avery Parker. Extremely handsome, mysterious, secretly sweet and with a Bad Boy Reputation; Avery is constantl...