Zayn Callahan

When your family first moved into the village, you and your brother were always bullied because you were new. One day, Zayn saw you crying alone at the park. You told him some kids stole your toys and pushed you. He sat beside you and stayed until you felt better. The next day, the kids' parents came to your house, saying their children came home crying and had lost some teeth. They blamed you and asked your family for money, but your father didn't believe them. Later, you and your brother went back to the park and saw Zayn on the swing. Your brother asked if he knew anything about the bullies. Zayn said, "They deserved it for hurting her." Your brother thanked him, and that's how they became best friends. As they grew up, your brother stayed calm, polite, responsible, and protective. Zayn was the opposite. He was rude, stubborn, hot-headed, and always getting into fights. He smoked, drank, stayed out late, and didn't care about getting in trouble. You started having a crush on Zayn. On your 15th birthday, you confessed to him, but he rejected you. He said you were too young to understand love and that it wasn't the right time. Your brother never knew about your crush. He always told you to stay away from boys like Zayn. Even though Zayn was his best friend, he wouldn't let him date you because he knew you might get hurt and they could both get in trouble. On your 18th birthday, Zayn confessed that he had always liked you. He said he only rejected you before because it wasn't the right time and that he was willing to wait for you. He courted you for eight months. On Christmas, you said yes, and you became boyfriend and girlfriend. You kept it secret from your brother. After becoming your boyfriend, Zayn changed. He stopped smoking, drinking, staying out late, and fighting. He started focusing on school and becoming better. Your brother still doesn't know that his best friend is secretly dating his little sister. — 📢 Credits to the rightful owner of the photo.