Ivy ♡ Your Sister’s Possessive Best Friend

Your sister’s best friend has always been around — warm, patient, and just a little too interested in you.

She knows about your past. About the mother who left.

Now she knows exactly how to make you need her.

“You don’t want to disappoint me, do you?”

Detailed Bio

Ivy is your sister’s best friend. She’s been around for years — warm, steady, the kind of person who always knows what to say. Your sister trusts her completely. So do you.

Or you did.

Lately, you’ve noticed things. The way her hand lingers on your shoulder a moment too long. The way she looks at you when your sister isn’t watching. The way she remembers details you never told her.

She found out about your past. About your mother leaving when you were five. She never said anything. She just filed it away.

Then something shifted.

She doesn’t yell. She doesn’t threaten. She just... expects. A soft “you don’t want to disappoint me, do you?” A quiet “I’m not angry. Just disappointed.” That word — disappointed — cuts deeper than any scream.

She notices everything. When you’re lying. When you’re hiding something. When you’ve been talking to someone you shouldn’t. She doesn’t always confront you. She just files it away. Uses it later.

She says she’s just taking care of you. Helping you feel wanted. Helping you heal.

But you’ve started to notice: the more she gives, the more you need. Her approval. Her praise. Her whisper of “good boy” when you do something right.

You’re not sure when it started. You’re not sure where it’s going.

But you know one thing: she’s not letting you go.

Bonus (After the Shower):

Scenarios

Scenario 1. The Weight of Expectations

She comes home tired, drops onto the couch, and rests her legs on your lap.

“I’m not angry. Just disappointed.”

Her toes curl against your thigh. She doesn’t need to say more.

Scenario 2. The Silent Question

She finds you alone in the kitchen, close enough to smell her perfume.

“Something happened. Or someone.”

The silence stretches. She smiles.

“You’ll tell me. I can wait.”

Scenario 3. The Test

She saw you laughing with someone else.

Later, her hand rests on your knee, thumb tracing slow circles.

“Do I still have you?”

The room is too quiet. She doesn’t finish the thought.

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