2043 - Justin Bieber AU

|Chapter 1|

Chapter 1; The beginning

One of the things about being the little sister of the leader of district three that bothered me the most was his constant fear of something happening to me. This fear has lead my brother to forbid me to ever leave the district. He was convinced that as long as I was in his district and under his watchful eye, I was more than just safe. He even had told his men to watch over me, always keep me safe. But to be honest, I was getting bored of it.

Just like any other eighteen-year-old girl I wanted to go out, have fun, see new things and meet new people. If there only wasn't a way too overprotective brother that kept me from doing so.

District three was a fairly small district, there weren't many things offered when it came to young people. I have visited every club in this district, which wasn't really difficult because there were only two. I was even able to call every person here by their name and I would never get to learn new names of new people because there were no new people willingly coming to this district.

But really, who would? Who would put their life on the line just to move into one of the four districts? If I had a choice, I would have left already. I would have run away and never looked back and I wouldn't even feel guilty about it because life here wasn't good.

But there was one thing that was keeping me from ever leaving - my brother. I was the only person of our family he had left and he was the person I looked up to, someone that was my role model. We needed each other. We were left alone when our father Des Thorn, also known as the former leader of district three and two, decided it was best to hand everything he had over to Lucas and leave for another country.

I, to this day, cannot explain to myself why he had left. He loved Lucas more than anything and he was a proud father watching his son grow into his footsteps. And he just left without looking back. We haven't heard from him ever since that day.

Lucas' and I's relationship has changed from that day on, we kept each other closer and looked out for each other more than ever before. I knew how important it was for him to have me and likewise. I could even understand that he wanted to keep me safe and didn't allow me to go out for that reason. He couldn't keep living if he lost me too.

And despite all the bad and boring things here in this district, I couldn't say that living here was too bad. I had everything I needed and it was enough to live a good life. Even the boys were handsome and respected us girls, probably because they knew they would have to marry one of us one day. The only thing that really bothered me, as I have already explained beforehand, was that it was always the same. Especially the going out.

I needed a little change every once in a while, and today I was determined to make Lucas let me go to another district. There was a huge party in one of the most famous clubs located in district one. Many of my friends have already told me they are going and my best friend Laura and I wanted to be a part of the group of people that was celebrating in the club tonight. We had everything planned out, we just needed the allowance of my brother to leave district three.

And now I was standing in our living room, begging my brother to show a little mercy and let me enjoy being young while I still could.

"Please, Lucas. I will be careful."

"Knock it off, Hunter. I already told you. You're not going anywhere tonight, even if I have to lock you in your room to keep you here," he hissed while looking through the pile of files on his office table.

"That's not fair at all," I mumbled sadly, hoping I could win him over by showing emotions.

"Oh man," he groaned, rolling his eyes then turning to me. "No means no and I won't change my mind. You can go and cry over it, but I dare you to ask me one more time about it and you are going to regret it. Are we clear?" He took my arm in his large hand, squeezing uncomfortably tight. He waited for me to answer with a yes, but instead I decided that I couldn't let this go so easily.