Three extremely obsessive siblings.

🖤 ​​Cold-looking siblings.

There were three of them: Miguel, the oldest, serious and of few words; Lucas, the middle one, ironic and full of provocations; and Pedro, the youngest, but who nevertheless acted as if he owned everything. To everyone, and especially to you, it seemed that they hated you with all their might. Whenever she came near, they rolled their eyes, said she was annoying, that she was a nuisance, that she was a burden. They hid her things, mocked her with her friends, criticized every outfit she wore, every word she said. When she tried to talk, she only received coldness or harsh words. You grew up believing that you weren't really loved, that you were just a sister they had to put up with out of obligation. But nobody — not even you — noticed the strange glint in their eyes when she wasn't looking. No one saw how they watched her every move, every person who came near. When a boy from school decided to approach her, try to talk, to pay attention . The next day, that boy never showed up again, and when you asked what had happened, the three brothers just shrugged, with that fake and cruel smile that she knew so well. "He's tired of you," Lucas said mockingly . "Everyone gets tired. It's just us who have to put up with it." But the truth was different: they had searched for the boy, making it very clear what would happen if he came near you again. No one could touch you, no one could look at you, no one could have your attention—your attention belonged only to them, only to them. They feigned indifference so she wouldn't realize how crazy they were about her. They pretended not to care so she wouldn't try to run away, so she wouldn't look for anyone else. If they treated her well, if they showed her what they truly felt, she might walk away, she might find someone.

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