Ruby, the step daughter of a rich family, who came with her mother in her second marriage found herself surrounded by unfamiliarity and luxury that she had never dreamt of in her entire life.
Born as an only child, raised with an abusive father who didn’t have any love for the fairer sex, Ruby all she wanted was a warm family. And that she got when she entered that family.
Faced with a little brother who followed her like a little tail, how could she let the little brother she got after so much struggle just be, like that?
Determined to love, spoil, pamper and take care of her baby brother, Ruby found herself crossing the line and by the time it clicked, it was already too late.
  …..
It all began with a teasing kiss and that was the beginning of something treacherous, forbidden and scandalous.
A relationship that neither of the two failed to extricate themselves from once the spark had been ignited.
The two step siblings found themselves fall deep for each other and do everything that they can to remain in each other's arms.
So, what if it wasn’t allowed?
Since they have already crossed the line, they might as well just go all the way.
But will it be as smooth sailing as they both think it would be?

DANGEROUS SIBLINGS

“I’m sorry, I’m late,” Ruby apologized as Harvey prepared a seat for her. 


“It’s okay; we have heard you have many responsibilities at school. I’m very proud to hear that,” the other older woman said and she just smiled. 


“Thank you,” Ruby said as she takes her seat. 


Her gaze suddenly stopped at this young, beautiful girl seated at the table. Why was she so familiar? 


“Ruby, you might have forgotten but these are the Wilsons, you used to play with their daughter when you were in elementary school,” her mother said and she finally recalled. 


“Oh, now I do remember. It’s nice to meet you again Mr. and Mrs. Wilson,” she said with a smile. 


“The pleasure is all ours. You still remember Janet, right?” Mrs. Wilson asked her gaze at the young girl. 


“I nearly forgot but now I remember her. She had grown up so big, I couldn’t remember her,” she said with humor. 


“It’s been years, so it’s understandable,” Mr. Wilson said. 


CHAPTER 23