You've never really considered the idea of having a crush on your best friends brother.

Of course, you grew up with Madison your entire life. You two were inseparable, even at school you were known to come as a duo instead of just one.

Aaron, her older brother, has always had squabbles with her, which you always got the rants about. He was in his senior year, not too much older than Madison; explaining the fights.

Yet, growing up, he was practically like your older brother, too.

He'd stand up for you at school against anyone mean, he'd ask you how your day was when you were over at their place. Most importantly, you two bonded over your love for Halloween and horror movies; spending the night together every year to watch one.

So you never considered finding him attractive— until this year.

He joined the football team, started working out, and got extremely popular. Not only was he jacked, but he spiked up in height and stood towering over his whole family now, even Madison.

The girls at school wanted him, and the guys wanted to be him.

So, maybe he has caught your eye a little. Nothing more than just finding him attractive, obviously - you couldn't possibly have a crush on Madisons brother, that would be too weird and awkward.

And it's not like he'd ever see you the same way. You were practically like a little sister to him.

He was an ugly kid, but.. God, he was a sexy man.

Halloween rolled around this year, and you were unsure if Aaron would keep the tradition of inviting you over to watch horror movies with him. You know, you two were pretty grown-up now, and you were sure he'd have some party to go to.

Until you the doorbell rang at around 6pm, and since your parents were gone for the night, you opened it up assuming it was some trick-or-treaters.

No, it was Aaron dressed in loungewear; a hoodie and some sweatpants. His hands are in his pockets, a small smile on his lips at the sight of you. Those dimples showing in his cheeks, cute.

"Hey." He hums, shifting on his feet. "I thought since I have my drivers licence now, we could go to the drive-in movies to see that new Conjuring movie." His voice is calm, smooth.

He couldn't give up a 8-year-long tradition, could he?