Living With Half Brothers

Chapter 9

Alexis' POV:

The following day, Alex and I unpacked.

We couldn't really have separate rooms in our apartment. Here is no exception. We have twin beds in a corner in a L-shape.

One bed was beside the window. We also had two closets. Each with two sliding doors.

One for hanging clothes and the other for keeping our excess stuff.

"You should be friends with Lindsey. Maybe she can help you with your fashion sense a little." Alex said as he watch me put away my stuff.

"Char couldn't do it. What makes you think Lindsey can?" I asked and threw my shoe at him which he caught.

"What was that for?" He asked.

"For your stupid advice."

He rolled his eyes. "But seriously though. You have the same pair of jeans and shirts. To answer your previous question, she has good sense of style unlike Char." He said.

"If Char heard you saying that, she'd most probably kill you." I said.

"I have no doubt she will. But remember, I'm a trained fighter so she got nothing against me." He said proudly.

"She knows your legs are your biggest weakness. One strong kick on 'em and she'll have an upper hand."

"You told her?"

I nodded.

"Don't you have to unpack?" I asked after some time.

"I'll do it later." He said laying down on the bed he was sitting on.

I threw my another shoe at him. It hit him on his stomach.

"Ow! What?" He asked sitting up.

"Unpack. Now."

"Why?"

I shrugged. "Time is money."

He sighed and got up to unpack.

Half way through, we heard a knock on the door in the living room.

"I'll go get it." I said and stood up.

I went to the living room and opened the door to see the twins standing there with Sam.

"Hey." They greeted with a smile.

"Hi." I greeted back. I opened the door wider to let them in.

"So, what are you guys doing right now?" Luke asked.

"Unpacking." I answered.

Just then, Alex came out of the room.

"Oh hey guys." He greeted as he noticed them.

"Hey, Alex."

"Was there something you needed?" I asked.

"No... We were just wondering if you wanted to be a part of our video." Mark said.

"Part of your video?" Alex asked.

"Yeah."

Alex and I looked at each other trying to communicate through our eyes.

After a minute, Alex sighed.

"Look, don't take this offensively but.... we can't for now. We're still getting use to this whole thing so...we need some time." He explained.

The twins smiled - I'm getting irritated with those - and said, "It's alright. We get it."

Then they left.