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Chapter 5: Broken Pieces

ONE NIGHT STAND WITH MY STEPBROTHER

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** Maya stared at the second pregnancy test in her hand.

Two clear pink lines again.

She had just aborted Damian’s first baby a week ago, and now here she was — pregnant once more.Full novel: ONE NIGHT STAND WITH MY STEPBROTHER — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠

Her knees felt weak.

She sat down hard on the bathroom floor, back against the tub.

This time it felt different.

Scarier.

The first pregnancy had been a shock, a mistake from wild, unprotected nights.

But this?

This happened after the abortion, after Damian said he loved her.

After she had started falling for him too.

She wrapped the test in toilet paper and hid it deep in the trash.

Her body still ached a little from the clinic procedure.

The cramps had been bad for a couple days, and the bleeding had only just lightened.

The doctor had warned her to wait before having sex again, but she and Damian hadn’t listened.

They never did.

Her phone lit up.

Damian: **You coming over today?

I miss being inside you.** Maya’s stomach flipped — part nausea from the new pregnancy, part heat from his words.

She texted back: **On my way.** When she got to his apartment, Damian could tell something was wrong the second he saw her face.

He pulled her inside and locked the door.

“Talk to me.” She told him.

The words spilled out in a rush.

Another positive test.

Another baby.

Damian’s eyes widened, but this time there was no shock — just a fierce kind of protectiveness.

He wrapped his arms around her tight.

“We’re keeping this one,” he said firmly.

“No more clinics.

No more ending something that’s ours.” Maya cried against his chest.

The first abortion had left her feeling hollow.

She remembered every detail of that day too clearly now.

The cold clinic room.

The sterile smell.

The kind but distant nurse who held her hand while the doctor explained the procedure.

The suction sounds that still haunted her quiet moments.

The sharp cramps afterward that made her curl up in Damian’s bed for hours while he stroked her hair and whispered he was sorry for getting her into this mess.

“I felt so empty after,” she whispered.

“Like I lost part of us before we even started.” Damian kissed the top of her head.

“This time will be different.

I’m here.

We’ll figure out the family shit later.” The conversation turned physical fast, the way it always did between them.

He lifted her onto the kitchen counter and kissed her slow and deep.

His hands slid under her shirt, cupping her breasts.

They felt more sensitive already.

When he pinched her nipples gently, she gasped.

“Careful,” she breathed.

“They’re sore.” He was gentler than usual.

He carried her to the bed and undressed her slowly, kissing every inch of skin like he was apologizing for everything.

When he reached her stomach, still flat for now, he lingered there, pressing soft kisses where their baby was growing.

Maya’s emotions were all over the place.

Grief for the first pregnancy mixed with fear and excitement for this one.

She pulled him up and kissed him hard, needing to feel alive.

Damian slid into her carefully, bare and hot.

He moved slow and deep, rocking against her instead of pounding.

Every thrust felt meaningful.

Maya wrapped her legs around him, moaning softly as pleasure built.

“You’re going to be such a good mom,” he whispered against her neck.

“I love you, Maya.” She came first, tears mixing with the pleasure, her body trembling around him.

Damian followed, holding her close as he spilled inside her again.

They stayed connected like that for a long time afterward.

The next few days were a blur of sneaking around and stolen moments.

Maya’s mom kept pushing for the family meeting.

“Richard and Damian are coming for dinner this weekend,” she announced one morning.

“No excuses.

We’re doing this right.” Maya panicked.

Sitting at a table with Damian as her “new stepbrother” after riding him that same morning?

It was insane.

She told Damian during one of their afternoon hookups.

He had her bent over his couch again, fucking her with steady, deep strokes while she gripped the cushions.

“We act normal,” he grunted, slapping her ass lightly.

“But under the table I might still finger you if you’re not careful.” The dirty threat made her come hard.

But the anxiety stayed.

The abortion aftermath hit her harder than she expected.

Some nights the cramps returned in waves, reminding her of what she had chosen.

One evening after another intense session where Damian had eaten her out until she screamed, she broke down crying in his arms.

“I keep thinking about the first one,” she admitted.

“The room was so cold.

The doctor said it was quick and safe, but it didn’t feel quick.

It felt like I was erasing us.” Damian held her tighter.

“I should have fought harder for that baby.

But this new one… we’re protecting it.

No matter what.” Their sex after those emotional talks always turned intense.

One night he tied her wrists again and teased her for over an hour, bringing her close to the edge then pulling back until she begged.

When he finally let her come, it was so strong she saw stars.

By the time the family dinner arrived, Maya was a bundle of nerves.

She wore a loose dress that hid any early changes to her body.

When the doorbell rang, her heart nearly stopped.

Richard walked in first — a tall man who looked like an older version of Damian.

Then Damian stepped inside.

Their eyes met across the room.

For a second the air felt thick.

Maya remembered his mouth on her pussy just that morning.

The way he had groaned her name as he came.

Dinner was tense but polite on the surface.

They talked about safe things — work, the weather, how the marriage had been kept quiet.

Maya barely ate.

Every time Damian’s foot brushed hers under the table, heat shot through her.

After dessert, the parents went to the living room to talk business.

Damian pulled Maya into the hallway bathroom when no one was looking.

He locked the door and kissed her desperately, hands sliding under her dress.

“We can’t,” she whispered, even as she spread her legs for him.

“We have to be quick.” He pulled her panties aside and pushed two fingers inside her soaked pussy.

“So wet for me already, stepsis.” The taboo word made her moan.

He dropped to his knees and licked her fast and messy until she came, biting her own arm to stay quiet.

Then he stood, freed his cock, and thrust into her against the sink.

Hard.

Fast.

The mirror shook as he fucked her.

Maya came again just before he did, feeling him pulse deep inside.

They cleaned up quickly and slipped back out separately.

No one seemed to notice.

But later that night, after everyone left, Maya’s mom cornered her in the kitchen.

“You were gone for a long time during dinner.

Is everything okay?” “Yeah,” Maya lied.

“I just needed some air.” Her mom didn’t look convinced.

“Richard’s son seems nice.

Handsome too.

Stay away from any trouble, okay?” Maya nodded, but her hand drifted to her stomach.

Trouble was already growing inside her.

The next morning the nausea hit hard again.

Damian texted her a sonogram appointment he had secretly booked.

**For our baby.

I’m all in.** Maya smiled for the first time in days.

But when she went downstairs, her dad — who still didn’t know about the marriage — called.

“Hey kiddo.

Your mom’s been acting strange.

Is everything good at home?” More lies.

More secrets piling up.

That afternoon she met Damian at a motel instead of his place, just to be extra careful.

They spent hours there.

He worshipped her body, especially her stomach, fucking her in every position while whispering promises about their future.

The sex was raw and emotional.

Maya rode him slow, grinding deep, her hands on his chest as she came.

He flipped her over and took her from behind, hand reaching around to rub her clit until she shattered again.

As they lay together after, sweaty and satisfied, Damian kissed her shoulder.

“No more abortions.

This baby stays.

We stay.” Maya nodded.

She was keeping this one.

No matter how hard it got.

But when she got home, her mom was waiting with a serious face.

“The doctor called.

They said you had a procedure last week.

Why didn’t you tell me?” Maya froze.

The first abortion was no longer a secret.

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