Off limits to my Italian step brother

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Lynnette Miller's face,

hand, which was already soiled with her hot tears. Her body

n Mi

ng this. I want you to know that I have no choice but to write

s feeling, and start accepting that YOU happened to me. I have fallen deeply for you, I can't express how much it means

that glance like the sunset in the sky, or your voice which makes me want to come to school every morning

tomorrow morning with my family, and I'm going to college somewhere very far from here. I don't really kno

yours foreve

, Le

r guy in the school, and Lynn considered he

she could remember. And the only one who didn't k

rue, now that she discovered Leone felt th

a way of making

disbelief. It had been kept there by Leone hi

was the only person left in the classroom. Lynn felt dejected more than ever. All the co

restaurant that was just a few blocks from

around the letter she read earlier. Twice she w

ind as she usually does. But they weren't for her— it was for her favorite person in the world.

ld. But was also a great

when she remembered her sister, and how happy she would be when s

elped take care of Meredith's Asthmatic condition. But not the Landlad

y little sister must have returned home, probably b

y open the door

ant for Meredith, b

was shocked to find Meredith on the

over, and the package fell to piec

dn't know what to do for a second, then she da

it was to no avail. Lynnette was sobbing uncontrollably as Meredith was lying

ay with me I beg you!" Hot tears r

ked her bag for an inhaler, but she couldn't find

inhaler be?” She bellow

so she pumped and pumped mor

ding, Lynn felt her sister's body be

to me!" She yelled out of her lungs. Hot

was no movement. She shook

to her. She shook her head and carried Meredith on her back.

ith in her arms, she strongly resisted when the nurses told her to k

, he wrote something down on

. Where are y

ld make him understand, that their mother works at a hotel. And she w

ntly, she managed to

tell me whatever it is we need to do

on to you." said the doctor, in a very low tone. "And I

an exaspe

ster has passed away about thirty m

I should have been back home earlier so this is all my fault. I would

id. I can't h

Miller we

is. She lurched forward and backward with the weight of her dead sister

ud thud with Marilyn still in he