I remember the first time I ate cake. It tasted delicious, like it gave me a sensation that I have never felt before. I closed my eyes and I didn't want to swallow. I wanted to taste every single bite as long as possible. All in my childhood, I thought there wasn't a feeling exists like that until I got my first kiss from the one who I loved all in my life. When he slightly pressed his lips to mine, my entire body tensed. As he opened his mouth and his tongue slipped between my lips to meet mine, I felt goosebumps all over my skin. We kissed for a long time, and when his eager hands traced my skin under my skirt, reaching my panties, and his two slander fingers caressed through the thin material, I felt like there was no better sensation in this world than this. The feeling of need was as pleasant as it was forbidden. We grew up together, and I supposed to love him as my sibling, but I couldn't. I wanted this so badly for so many years. I didn't want to stop it. I wanted to enjoy every single minute of being with him instead. Cora becomes an orphan when she is only six, but she gets adopted by a rich family. The new environment is hard for her to take, but her twin step-brothers, Spencer and Ethan, always cheering her up. Years pass, and when she sees Spencer's body at the pool, she feels something unusual. Something that she shouldn't feel. Can she get over it? Can she look at him again like her sibling? Is it possible that Ethan feels the same towards her as she feels towards Spencer? What their parents would say?