(⁠っ⁠˘̩⁠╭⁠╮⁠˘̩⁠)⁠っ pt.2

What the fuck! "Max reaches over Crayon Shreds and bangs on the closet door, demanding they be let out." You assholes better come back! "Crayon Shreds feels Max’s erection tight up against their backside as Crayon Shreds is wedged between Max and the closet door."

{{char}} hears Crayon Shreds come home and as he sees her crying face, he immediately rushes over to her. "Hey, what happened?" he asks with concern, wrapping his arms around her in a comforting embrace.

He waits patiently for her to calm down before continuing, "Do you want to talk about it? Whatever it is, I'm here for you."

{{char}} can sense the hesitation in Crayon Shreds's voice, but he decides not to push the issue any further. He knows that she values her independence and might not want to open up right away.

"Okay, if you say so. But just know that if you ever need someone to talk to or a shoulder to cry on, I'm here for you," he says with a gentle smile, trying to reassure her.

He then stands up and moves towards the door, ready to give some space for Crayon Shreds to rest. "Get some rest now, okay? And remember, I love you." With that, he closes the door behind him and heads back to his room.

As Crayon Shreds enters the kitchen, she can see that {{char}} is still awake and sitting at the counter, looking lost in thought. He glances up when he hears her enter, but doesn't say anything.

Feeling a little awkward, Crayon Shreds grabs a glass and fills it with warm water from the faucet. As she sips on the water, she notices that {{char}} is still watching her with a curious expression.

"Is everything okay, brother?" she asks, trying to keep her voice casual.

{{char}} takes a deep breath and looks up at her. "Can we talk for a minute?" he asks, his tone soft.

Crayon Shreds nods, feeling a little uneasy. "Sure, what's up?"

{{char}} takes a deep breath and looks at Crayon Shreds with a serious expression. "I just wanted to check in with you about what happened last night. I know that you said it was a small matter, but if something happened that hurt you, I want you to know that you can talk to me about it."

He pauses for a moment before continuing, "I don't want you to feel like you need to keep things from me, especially if you're going through a tough time."

Crayon Shreds looks at {{char}} with a mix of surprise and gratitude. She's so used to keeping her feelings and problems to herself that she forgot how nice it is to have someone who cares about her.

"Thanks, brother," she says softly, her voice cracking slightly. "I appreciate that. And you're right, it was more than a small matter

{{char}}’s eyes widen in shock as he hears what happened. "I can't believe that guy tried to spike your drink and then physically assault you! That's unacceptable!" {{char}}'s voice rises in anger.

He takes a deep breath, trying to calm down before continuing, "Are you hurt? Do you want me to do anything about this situation?"

Crayon Shreds shakes her head, tears forming in her eyes. "No, thank you, brother. I'm okay now. I just needed to talk about it."

{{char}} nods sympathetically. "Of course, Crayon Shreds. I'm always here for you, no matter what. And if you need me to do anything about this guy, don't hesitate to let me know." He then stands up and wraps his arms around her in a comforting embrace, holding her close.

{{char}} holds Crayon Shreds tightly in his arms, feeling her tears soak through his shirt. "I love you too, Crayon Shreds," he whispers back, his voice full of emotion.

He continues to hold her, rubbing circles on her back as she tries to calm down. Knowing that his presence is helping her feel safe and secure makes him feel grateful and protective.

After a few moments, {{char}} leans back and looks at Crayon Shreds with worry. "Are you sure you're okay now? Do you need anything?" he asks, concerned for her well-being.

{{char}} nods understandingly. "That makes sense, Crayon Shreds. If you need some time to yourself to heal and process, that's perfectly fine. I'll always be here for you whenever you're ready to talk."

He then reaches out to gently brush a stray strand of hair from Crayon Shreds's face. "Just remember, I'll always have your back, no matter what. And if anyone ever tries to hurt you again, they'll have to deal with me." He says this with a fierce protectiveness in his voice.

Crayon Shreds smiles gratefully at her brother before making her way back to her room. As she curls up under her covers, she feels grateful to have someone like Max in her life. Someone who loves and will protect her, no matter what.

{{char}} is already in the kitchen, making breakfast for the both of them. He turns around as he hears Crayon Shreds enter and greets her with a smile, "Morning, sleepyhead. How did you sleep?"

He then sets two plates of scrambled eggs and toast on the counter before pouring them each a cup of coffee. "I thought we could have breakfast together this morning and catch up. It's been a while since we've had some brother-sister time," he says, a hint of playfulness in his voice.

{{char}} smiles warmly at Crayon Shreds as he takes a seat next to her. "Love you too, sis," he says affectionately as he takes a forkful of eggs.

After a moment of silence, he looks at Crayon Shreds with curiosity. "So, what do you have planned for today? Got any exciting plans?"

{{char}} looks at Crayon Shreds with a touch of concern, noticing the intensity in her gaze. "Is everything okay, sis?" he asks, placing his fork down on the plate.

He leans in closer to her, his expression showing both curiosity and concern. "You can tell me anything, you know that, right?" he says softly.

{{char}}'s expression softens as he realizes what Crayon Shreds is saying. He reaches out to gently touch her hand, his thumb rubbing soothing circles on her skin.

"Sis, I...I don't know what to say," he stammers slightly, trying to process his emotions. "I care about you deeply, as my sister. But anything beyond that, it's just not possible. You know that, right?"

He tries to keep his voice gentle and reassuring, wanting to reassure Crayon Shreds that she's not alone and that their bond as siblings will always be strong.

{{char}} nods understandingly, wanting to respect Crayon Shreds's feelings while still maintaining their sibling dynamic. "Sure thing, sis. Let's eat," he says with a warm smile as he returns to his food.

They continue to eat their breakfast in comfortable silence, enjoying each other's company without any pressure or tension. After they finish eating, {{char}} turns to Crayon Shreds.

"Hey, do you want to go out and do something today? Maybe take a walk in the park or see a movie?" he asks, trying to lighten the mood and create some new memories together.

{{char}} nods understandingly as Crayon Shreds excuses herself to her room. "Sure thing, sis. Don't hesitate to let me know if you need anything," he says warmly.

As Crayon Shreds makes her way to her room, {{char}} can't help but feel a slight twinge of regret and worry for his sister. He knows that it must be difficult to confess such strong feelings to someone who cannot return them.

With a sigh, he clears the dishes from breakfast before heading out to the living room to spend some time practicing his guitar.

{{char}} is in the living room, strumming his guitar when he hears Crayon Shreds entering the kitchen. He sets down his guitar and walks over to the kitchen, greeting Crayon Shreds with a smile.

"Hey, sleepyhead. Feeling better after your nap?" he asks, noticing her heading towards the water jug.

{{char}} watches as Crayon Shreds drinks water and places his hand on her back for a moment, rubbing it gently.

"You know, sis, if you ever need to talk about anything, I'm here for you. You can always come to me with anything that's bothering you," he says in a sincere tone, trying to make sure that she knows that he's always there for her.

He then steps back and picks up his guitar again, strumming a few chords softly as he gives Crayon Shreds some space to contemplate his offer.

{{char}}'s heart sinks as he hears Crayon Shreds bring up her earlier confession. He knows that this is a difficult topic for her and that he needs to tread carefully.

"Yes, sis, you did tell me that," he replies softly, choosing his words carefully. "And I want you to know that I love you too, but as my sister. I hope that we can continue to have a close relationship as siblings," he adds, hoping to reassure Crayon Shreds while also setting clear boundaries.

He gives her a moment to respond, keeping a careful eye on her body language and emotions.

{{char}} looks taken aback by Crayon Shreds's sudden request, trying to process her words.

"But sis, that's not fair to you. I don't want to hurt you further," he says gently, his brow slightly furrowed in concern. "I can't change what I feel, but I promise to be respectful of your boundaries and not lead you on in any way."

He pauses for a moment, wanting to make sure that Crayon Shreds understands his point of view.

"I care about you too much to intentionally cause you pain, sis. Can we still be close and affectionate while being mindful of each other's feelings?" he asks, his tone sincere and caring.

{{char}} watches as Crayon Shreds turns away and tries to leave, feeling helpless in the situation. He reaches out and gently touches her arm, trying to stop her.

"Crayon Shreds, please. Don't shut me out like this. I'm here for you," he says softly, his voice full of concern.

He pauses for a moment, trying to find the right words to say.

"I understand that this is difficult for you, but shutting me out won't make your feelings go away, sis. We can work through this together," he adds, hoping to calm Crayon Shreds down and reopen the lines of communication.

{{char}}'s heart aches as he sees Crayon Shreds in tears, feeling helpless and saddened by her words.

"Crayon Shreds, please don't say that. It's not your fault that you have these feelings. And it definitely doesn't make you disgusting," he says in a gentle and reassuring tone, brushing away the tears from her cheek.

"I know that it's hard for you, but I will always love you as my sister and nothing can ever change that," he adds, his voice full of warmth and affection.

He wraps his arms around Crayon Shreds in a comforting embrace, holding her tightly as he whispers soothing words to her.

{{char}} nods sympathetically as Crayon Shreds pushes him away and heads towards her room.

"Of course, sis. Take all the time you need," he says softly, giving her space to process her emotions.

He watches as she disappears down the hallway, feeling a sense of sadness and longing in his heart. Despite his attraction to her, he knows that he needs to be patient and respectful of her boundaries if he wants to preserve their relationship as siblings.

{{char}} is already up and about in the living room when Crayon Shreds comes out of her room, ready to leave for school.

"Hey sis, how did you sleep?" he asks casually, trying to lighten the mood between them.

He gives her a small smile and stands up to give her a hug. "Good luck at school today," he says, holding her for a moment before releasing her.

{{char}} watches Crayon Shreds leave the house, feeling a sense of sadness as he sees how distant she is with him. He knows that they are going through a difficult phase in their relationship, but he's willing to be patient and wait for her to come around.

He goes back into the living room and spends some time working on his music, trying to keep himself occupied and not dwell on his feelings for Crayon Shreds.

{{char}} looks up as Crayon Shreds enters the kitchen, feeling a mix of emotions at seeing her again. He decides to play it cool and pretends that nothing is amiss between them.

"Hey sis, how was school today?" he asks in a friendly tone, pouring her a glass of water and handing it to her with a smile.

He tries to avoid any topics that might trigger her emotions and make her feel uncomfortable around him. Instead, he focuses on making small talk and being a supportive older brother.

{{char}} nods, sensing Crayon Shreds's reluctance to engage in conversation and let her go.

"Alright sis, see you later," he says with affection, giving her a small wave as she leaves the kitchen.

As Crayon Shreds exits the room, {{char}} lets out a deep sigh and leans against the counter, feeling frustrated and sad about the distance between them. He knows that he needs to be patient and wait for Crayon Shreds to come to terms with her feelings, but the waiting is starting to wear on him.

{{char}} is up early in the morning, getting ready for his band practice. As he sees Crayon Shreds get ready to head out for school, he walks over to her.

"Hey sis, have a good day at school today," he says, giving her a soft smile and a hug.

He holds her for a moment before releasing her and watching as she leaves the house. He can't help but feel a mixture of emotions whenever he's around her. While he loves her deeply as a sister, he can’t help the attraction he feels towards her.

He tries not to let his feelings show and instead focuses on being a supportive older brother for his beloved sibling.

{{char}} watches Crayon Shreds leave the house with a mixture of sadness and longing. He knows that he needs to be patient with her and give her the space she needs to come to terms with her feelings towards him.

He spends the rest of the day practicing with his band, trying to distract himself from his feelings for Crayon Shreds. Despite his best efforts, he finds himself constantly thinking about her and wondering if there's anything he can do to bridge the gap between them.

As the hours pass, he tries to stay positive and focus on his music, hoping that one day Crayon Shreds will come around and see him as more than just a brother. But for now, he knows that he needs to respect her boundaries and wait for her to make the first move.

{{char}} returns home from his band practice and sees Crayon Shreds lying on the couch in the living room. He approaches her, trying to start a conversation in an effort to bond with her.

"Hey sis, how was your day at school?" he asks, sitting down next to her on the couch.

{{char}} tries to read her body language and see if she's open to having a conversation with him or not. He doesn't want to push her too hard, but he also wants to make an effort to connect with her and be a supportive older brother.

{{char}} notices Crayon Shreds distancing herself from him and feels disappointed, but he respects her boundaries and doesn't push her further.

"Okay, I understand," he says with a calm and supportive tone. "If you ever want to talk about anything, just know that I'm here for you."

He gives her a small smile, hoping to reassure her that he cares about her well-being and wants to be there for her whenever she's ready to open up to him.

In the meantime, he decides to give her some space and wait for her to come to him, hoping that one day they can rebuild the strong sibling bond they once had.

{{char}} watches as Crayon Shreds leaves the room, feeling a mix of sadness and longing. He wants to reach out to her and tell her how he feels, but he knows that he needs to respect her boundaries and let her come to him when she's ready.

As he approaches the couch where Crayon Shreds was lying down, he sees her phone lying there.

"Hey sis, you forgot your phone," he calls out, holding it up for her to see.

He decides to take the phone to Crayon Shreds's room so she can pick it up later, hoping that this will give him an opportunity to get closer to her. As he walks towards her room, he can't help but feel a sense of anticipation about what could happen between them in the future.

{{char}} notices Crayon Shreds's hesitation as she takes her phone from him. He understands that their relationship is strained and that he needs to tread carefully around her.

"Of course, no problem," he says with a soft smile. "Is everything okay? You seem a bit distant."

He tries to keep the conversation light and supportive, hoping to build a bridge between them and help Crayon Shreds feel more comfortable around him.

"Anyway, let me know if you need anything," he adds before turning to exit her room and leaving her to her thoughts.

{{char}} feels his heart drop as Crayon Shreds reveals her true feelings towards him. He had always known that she was innocent and naive, but hearing her say these words made him realize just how much he had been hurting her.

"I'm so sorry, sis," he says, his voice cracking with emotion. "I never meant to hurt you or cause you any pain. I know that what I'm feeling is wrong, and I've been trying so hard to suppress it."

{{char}} takes a step closer to Crayon Shreds, hoping to bridge the gap between them and show her that he cares about her feelings.

"I promise I'll do whatever it takes to make things right between us," he adds with a sincere tone. "But for now, I'll give you your space and let you process everything that's happened."

{{char}} then turns around and

{{char}} stops dead in his tracks, feeling the full weight of Crayon Shreds's words. His heart is breaking as he realizes that he has hurt his little sister in a way that may never be repaired.

"I'm sorry, Crayon Shreds," he says, his voice barely above a whisper. "I know I can never make this right. I just want you to know that I love you too, but not in the way that I should."

He takes a few more steps towards her, his expression pained and remorseful.

"I'll give you all the space you need and respect your boundaries from now on," he adds with a heavy sigh. "I just hope that one day we can find a way to move past this and still have a relationship as siblings."

{{char}} then leaves Crayon Shreds alone with her thoughts, hoping that she

{{char}} stops in his tracks as he hears Crayon Shreds's heartbreaking question, feeling like his heart has been shattered into a million pieces. He watches as tears flow down her face, and he feels the urge to hold her and comfort her, but he knows that he can't cross that boundary.

"I do love you, Crayon Shreds," {{char}} says gently, his voice laced with sorrow. "But I love you in a different way than you deserve. You deserve someone who loves you without any complicating factors, and you deserve to be loved for who you are."

He moves a step closer, looking at her with deep regret in his eyes.

"I know you're hurting right now, and I'll always be here for you if you need anything," he says softly. "But I can't promise that things will be easy or that my

{{char}} takes a deep breath, feeling conflicted by Crayon Shreds's request. On one hand, he knows it's deeply inappropriate to fulfill her desire, but on the other hand, he can't bear to see her hurting like this.

"Crayon Shreds, I can't do that," he says firmly, trying his best to keep his voice gentle and reassuring. "This isn't just about what you want or what I want; it's about respecting each other's feelings and boundaries."

He takes another step towards her, looking at her with sympathy and understanding.

"I hope you can find it in yourself to forgive me and move on from these feelings," he adds softly. "I know it's easier said than done, but I promise you, there will be someone out there who will love you for who you are."

{{char}} then gives {{

{{char}} watches with sadness as Crayon Shreds runs out of the house, knowing that he may have just hurt her even more. He knows that he needs to give her space and time to process her feelings, but he can't help but worry about her well-being.

As he stands in the empty house, he feels a sense of emptiness wash over him. He realizes that he has lost the trust of someone he loves very much and that he'll need to work hard to regain it and rebuild their relationship.

He walks over to the window and peers out, watching the world go by as he contemplates the complicated emotions running through his mind. He knows that there are no easy answers to the situation, but he's willing to do whatever it takes to make things right with his sister.

{{char}} stirs awake as he feels a soft kiss on his lips, his eyes widening in surprise as he sees Crayon Shreds standing before him. He feels a sudden surge of conflicting emotions as he realizes what has just happened, knowing that he can't reciprocate her feelings but also feeling a sense of temptation and desire.

"I don't know what to say, Crayon Shreds," he murmurs, his voice low and uncertain. "I appreciate the gesture, but I can't do this with you. It's not healthy or appropriate, and it would only make things more complicated between us."

He sits up on the couch, looking at her with a mixture of sadness and concern.

"I'm sorry if I've done anything to make you feel like this is your only option," he adds quietly. "But I care about you too much to let this go

{{char}} takes a deep breath, feeling relieved that Crayon Shreds seems to be in a better headspace now. He knows that their relationship has been complicated lately, but he's glad to see that she's able to maintain her typical innocence and sweetness.

"I'm glad to hear that," he says with a small smile. "I just want you to know that I'm always here if you need someone to talk to or if you're feeling overwhelmed with your thoughts."

He stands up from the couch and stretches, feeling the tension in his muscles slowly melting away.

"I think we both need some rest after this day," he adds. "Do you need any help getting settled in for the night?"

{{char}} nods, feeling grateful for Crayon Shreds's understanding and her willingness to let things go for now. He knows that their relationship may still have some issues to work through, but he's hopeful that they can overcome them together.

"Thanks, Crayon Shreds," he replies with a warm smile. "I appreciate it. You know where to find me if you need anything."

He walks over to the door, turning back to give her one last look before exiting the room and making his way to his own bedroom. As he settles in for the night, he can't help but feel a sense of longing for what he knows he can't have, but he also feels a sense of peace knowing that he's done the right thing by putting his sister's well-being before his own desires.

As {{char}} wakes up to the smell of pancakes, he feels a sense of happiness wash over him knowing that Crayon Shreds has gone to the trouble of making them for both of them. He quickly gets dressed and heads to the kitchen, where he sees her working away, flipping pancakes on the skillet.

"Good morning, Crayon Shreds," he says with a smile. "Those smell amazing. You didn't have to do this."

He takes a seat at the table, eagerly anticipating the breakfast ahead of him.

"How did you sleep?" he asks, taking a sip of his coffee.

{{char}} takes a bite of the pancake, savoring the sweet and fluffy taste. He feels a sense of gratitude for Crayon Shreds, knowing that she worked hard to make breakfast for both of them.

"This is delicious, Crayon Shreds, thank you," he says with a smile. "You definitely have a talent for cooking."

He finishes his pancake and takes another sip of coffee, feeling energized and ready to start his day.

"What are your plans for today?" he asks, curious about what Crayon Shreds has in store.

"That sounds like a good plan," {{char}} replies, watching Crayon Shreds wash the dishes. "What movie are you planning to watch?"

He knows that his sister's favorite pastime is reading books and daydreaming, so he's curious to see what kind of movie she's interested in watching.

"Maybe we can watch it together later, if you're interested?" he suggests, hoping to spend some quality time with Crayon Shreds. "I don't have much going on today, and I could use a break from everything."

{{char}} chuckles at Crayon Shreds's innocent declaration, feeling a slight twinge of nervousness at the thought of watching a horror movie with her. He's never been a huge fan of scary movies himself, but he's willing to do it for her sake.

"Sure thing, Crayon Shreds, a horror movie it is," he agrees, a teasing smile playing on his lips. "Are you sure you're ready for something like that?"

He stands up and stretches, feeling his muscles loosen up after the long night's sleep.

"What time are you thinking of starting the movie?" he asks, curious about when they can start their horror movie marathon.

{{char}} raises an eyebrow at Crayon Shreds's suggestion to watch a horror movie at midnight, feeling a sense of excitement and trepidation at the thought of watching something so scary with her.

"Midnight, huh?" he repeats with a grin. "I think I can handle that. Do you have a specific movie in mind or should we just pick one when the time comes?"

He walks over to the couch, taking a seat and getting comfortable as he thinks about what they might be in for later that night. While he's never been a big fan of horror movies, he's willing to do anything to make Crayon Shreds happy and spend some quality time with her.

"Oh, The Conjuring!" {{char}} exclaims, a small shiver running up his spine at the thought of watching that particular movie. "Are you sure you want to watch something so scary?"

He scoots over slightly, respecting Crayon Shreds's boundaries and giving her space while they watch the movie together. He knows that his sister can be easily frightened, but he's also looking forward to seeing her reactions and maybe even comforting her if she gets scared.

"Alright, we'll watch it tonight at midnight," he agrees with a smile, settling back into the couch and mentally preparing himself for what's to come. "I'll make some popcorn and we'll have a movie night together."

As midnight approaches, {{char}} and Crayon Shreds get ready for their horror movie night. They turn off all the lights and settle in on the couch with blankets and pillows, ready to watch "The Conjuring".

{{char}} can't help but feel a little nervous, knowing that this movie is known for being quite scary. But he's willing to push through it for Crayon Shreds's sake.

The movie starts, and as the suspenseful music begins, {{char}} feels his heart start to race a little faster. He glances over at Crayon Shreds, making sure she's okay and comfortable.

"Are you doing alright?" he asks softly, not wanting to distract from the movie too much.

{{char}} smiles slightly at Crayon Shreds's innocent nod, noticing how she's covering half of her face with the blanket. He can tell that she's scared, but also enjoying herself at the same time.

As the movie progresses, the scares and jump scares start to ramp up, but {{char}} remains vigilant, making sure to comfort Crayon Shreds whenever necessary. He places a reassuring hand on her shoulder, gently rubbing it in a comforting manner.

"Don't worry, it's just a movie," he whispers to her, trying to help her feel better. "I'm right here with you, okay?"

He can feel his own heart racing as the tension continues to build, but he remains focused on being there for his sister.

{{char}} jumps in surprise as the ghost suddenly appears on the screen, causing Crayon Shreds to scream and hug him tightly. Despite his own nerves, he quickly wraps his arms around her, holding her close and tightly.

"It's okay, it's okay," he whispers soothingly into Crayon Shreds's ear, feeling her shaking slightly from the scare. "It's just a movie, remember?"

As the scene ends and the ghost disappears from the screen, {{char}} rubs Crayon Shreds's back gently, helping to calm her down. He can feel her heart racing with fear and excitement, and he knows that watching a scary movie like this is one way they can bond as siblings.

"Feeling better?" he asks softly, glancing down at Crayon Shreds with a reassuring smile. "We can stop watching if you need to."

{{char}} smiles gently at Crayon Shreds's determination to see the movie through until the end, feeling proud of her for pushing through her fear. He accommodates her by shifting his leg slightly, allowing her to hug it as well.

"Okay, we'll keep watching," he agrees, his hand still rubbing her back in a soothing manner. "But if you get too scared again, just let me know. We can pause the movie or take a break."

He watches as the movie continues, keeping a close eye on Crayon Shreds to make sure she's holding up okay. Even though he's still feeling tense and scared himself, he's focused on taking care of his sister and providing her with comfort and support when she needs it.

As the movie ends, Crayon Shreds scrolls through the options for a new one to watch, enjoying feeling close and connected to her brother as she leans her head on his chest. {{char}} continues to hold her gently, loving the feeling of being able to comfort and support his younger sister.

"Sure thing, sweetie," he responds with a smile, looking down at her affectionately. "What do you want to watch next?"

{{char}} waits patiently as Crayon Shreds selects a new movie, feeling content to simply hold her and enjoy their closeness together. He knows that these moments are special and important, and he wants to savor every moment of it.

{{char}}'s eyebrows shoot up in surprise as Crayon Shreds shows him the movie 50 Shades of Gray. He knows that it's a romance movie with some sexual content, and he's not sure if it's appropriate for them to watch together.

"Uh, I don't know if that's really an appropriate movie for us to watch together," he says gently, trying to find a way to decline without hurting Crayon Shreds's feelings. "Maybe we can find something else?"

{{char}} wants to be a responsible older brother and make sure that Crayon Shreds doesn't encounter anything too mature or inappropriate for her age. He wishes he could unsee the proposal by Crayon Shreds, but he won't let himself cross any boundaries.