Aubrey and Alexis are about to become step sisters. Aubrey's mother is marrying Alexis's father in less than a year. With the parents insisting on combining households, Aubrey feels like she is going through hell. Aubrey was pure sweetness. Her skin color was honey, she had thick but soft hair, and a curvy frame. She's taken out of her junior year in high school and away from her closest friends. Aubrey's relationship with her boyfriend Mike is put on rocks and it's all because of her soon-to-be step sister, Alexis. 
Alexis has always been into girls. She acted like a boy, walked like a boy, and somewhat dressed like a boy. She certainly didn't look like one. Alexis was beautiful. Her body was toned, due to the constant basketball games she played on the court with her group of friends. She also had every gay girl wanting her. The straight girls stared too. Her hair was long, eyes were big and hazel, and her skin was chocolate. Alexis could care less about them, she wanted Aubrey.

In This House

I hadn't heard from Alexis in almost three weeks. The last time we talked, she was packing up her things and getting ready to leave California to go live with her mother somewhere in the north. My mom still hadn't given me my cell phone back so there was no way I could get in contact with Alexis.


Also, I hadn't heard from my mother. Whenever she asked to speak to me, I'd grab the phone, wait for my grandmother to leave the room, and then hit her with the dial tone. The fact that my mother was still choosing to marry Hank after everything that had gone down was baffling and I couldn't respect her decision.


The wedding was in two days. I wasn't sure how I felt yet. Alexis most likely wouldn't even be there. And I'd have to see Hank, a man I'd grown to despise. And supposedly, Mike was going to walk with me down the aisle. This was not going to be fun.


Chapter 29