Yandere farm brothers x f.reader
Just your typical luck, your car had suddenly broken down in the middle of nowhere. What will you do now? You canât stay there, thereâs no food or water available. Luckily, you hadnât run out of recourses just yet but it was very close to being gone.
You stepped out of the car and went around it, staring it down with waves of irritation rolling off you. You tried coming up with a plan. The next stop was miles away and it was nothing but a daydream that youâd be able to make it there on foot.
Right as you were about to give up and let the animals take you, the sound of wheels on gravel caught your attention. Turning around, you saw another car speeding towards you. Yes! You were saved! You waved at the person in the car and luckily enough it stopped. âIâm gonna pray itâs not Michael Meyers lost cousin or something.â
The door to the passenger side opened and you spotted a man sitting behind the wheel. He was young, around your age, probably a little older perhaps. He had dark brown hair and equally dark eyes. You instantly noticed a scar below his left eye as you glanced at his face. You had to admit, he was very handsome; in a rugged type of way. You couldnât help but eye how his plain shirt hugged all the muscles on his body. You mentally slapped yourself, âGeez (Y/n), youâre here to ask for help not ogle him like the last piece of cake at the party!â
âYour car broke down?â He asked, looking at the worthless piece of junk that had decided to betray you just minutes ago.
âYeah, it did.â You scratched the back of your head in slight embarrassment. âI couldnât trouble you for a ride, could I?â He was quiet for a moment, in which you hastily added, âNot for long! Just so I can get proper help from a mechanic. I wonât be a bother I promise.â
The man nodded. âAlright then, hop in.â
Your eyes lit up at his response. You gladly took a seat beside him and thanked him again for his help. âThank you so much. Youâre literally saving my life.â
He nodded once more. Guess he wasnât much of a talker. Well not that it mattered much. Youâd only stick around until you got to a town and found someone who could fix your vehicle. You didnât have to be all buddy-buddy with each other. You only had to be happy he didnât seem to want to kill you and hang your organs like Christmas ornaments. The chance of you meeting again was down to basically zero.
Or thatâs what you thought, but life has a funny way of messing with you. It must have a grudge against you or else you wouldnât be seated in the same position you were previously, only it being about 3 hours later. The drive to the nearest town was long(you definitely wouldnât have made it by walking) and when you got there, you found out the one mechanic they had was out of town.
You thought you were going to have to spend the night in a bush, but you were pleasantly surprised to have your muscular helper offer a nights stay at his farm. You were grateful(once more) and also confused. Why was he being so nice to you when he didnât have any reason to? It didnât make sense. The two of you had just met, plus that youâve only spoken a number of times and none of the conversations were noteworthy.
It was after you accepted you got to know his name, Weston. It fit him quite well, you thought. He told you there was a spare room you could use. It would be further away from his, to offer you some sort of privacy. He also mentioned there was one other person living on the farm, his younger brother. If he annoyed you, you could just tell him off, Weston said to you.
Your butt was sore from all the sitting, both in your own car but also from this little trip. The sky darkened and the sun had nearly completely disappeared when you finally arrived at the farm. It looked like you imagined. There was a large house which you assumed was the main house. Behind it was a big, red barn. You thought you could hear the faint sounds of animals.
Climbing out of the car, you glanced expectantly at your host, waiting for his initiative. You didnât want to be rude and march right up to the house. As you were waiting, another figure came into view. He was much like his older brother, with brown hair and eyes to match. He was smiling at the both of you, although you caught a slight suspicion towards you.
âWhoâs the new kid?â He asked his sibling, who gave him a rundown of whatâs happened. You were a bit annoyed at how he called you âkidâ, you were very much a grown person. And heâs one to talk, you were sure he was younger than you, even through all that brawn. He wasnât as tall as Weston but he was no joke either. The younger brother looked at you with sympathy, âReally? Well thatâs unfortunate. Whatâre you gonna do now that the mechanicâs gone- since you need him Iâm guessing you donât exactly know how to fix cars.â
You sighed, âIâm not sure yet. Iâll come up with something tomorrow. Iâm too tired from all the driving and thinking.â
âAlright, I get it. Iâm Lucas by the way.â
You shook his hand. â(Y/n), and thank you for having me. Youâre really saving me here.â
âHaha, well Weston likes to pretend heâs heartless, but heâs really just a giant teddy bear.â Lucas said and smirked as he received a glare from the âteddy bearâ.
âCome in (Y/n), Iâll show you your room.â Weston led you into the house.
Right as you stepped over the threshold, you felt a slight chill. Something felt wrong. You turned around to see Lucasâ beaming face. He tilted his head in confusion.
âEverything good?â He asked, concern lacing his voice. Youâd gotten the impression that heâs a chill guy, but now you started wondering if youâd made the wrong choice.
âN-no, everythingâs great!â
There was no turning back now, you thought as you descended deeper into the house.
It was unfortunate that every time you followed one of the brothers into town again, for supplies and other things, the mechanic was never there. Sadly it seemed like his vacation wasnât over yet which meant no way home for you. However, you didnât have it so bad. The brothers had been kind enough to let you keep staying with them at their farm.
Honestly it was pretty good there. Sure, it wasnât what you were used to, but some change of scenery was good for you. Not wanting to appear lazy, you helped them to the best of your ability around the farm. You couldnât lift heavy things like they could even if you really put your back into it, and you certainly didnât trust yourself to milk the cows; something you could do was cook! Itâd become a routine for them to do their work during the day and youâd make them lunch and then dinner in the evenings. Youâd never seen yourself as a homemaker, though this was kind of fun. Maybe it was the heat poking your brain or it was that you genuinely enjoyed their company.
Besides, it was really nice looking out the kitchen window and catching a glimpse of them at work. You werenât proud, but it did something for you. The way droplets of sweat ran down their backs, not in a gross way though, in an appealing manner. During the instances they took of their shirts, you got a front row seat to see the muscles in action. You now knew Lucas had stone-hard abs and that Weston had a very nice back.
Despite the fun in getting to know both of them individually, there were some things you couldnât deny making you uncomfortable. For example, there was the curfew. That one had a good explanation; there were wild animals sometimes running around and they didnât want you to get hurt. That made perfect sense! Though you couldnât shake off that one time you couldnât sleep and had gone outside on the porch for some air. You were just relaxing and looking at the bright stars when shouting woke you up more than your insomnia. Lucas had come rushing towards you in panic. Heâd frantically asked you what you were doing up. You responded honestly and he slowly calmed down. He said you shouldnât go out by yourself anymore. If you canât sleep you can see the stars perfectly from the living room window, or better yet, you can come to one of their rooms instead.
Then there was the room furthest back in the barn. Although it could be excused as well, they told you thatâs where they slaughtered the animals. But you could swear you heard something from inside, something that doesnât sound at all like a cow, a pig or a chicken. Suspicion arose in you, but fear held you in a chokehold and prevented you from investigating. However nice they were to you, there was no way youâd risk pissing them off. Especially since the mechanic still wasnât back which meant you had no way to escape, if it would be necessary.
Lucas had been right, Weston wasnât as scary as he seemed in the beginning. Sure, he was a bit rough around the edges but he had sweet moments too. Once during one of your little adventures on the porch, Weston had suddenly appeared by your side, giving you a scare. He apologised and asked why you were out. You were worried he would get angry considering youâd just recently had the âno more going outâ- conversation with Lucas. To your surprise he chuckled at your nervous demeanor and did not reprimand you. He told you that in his opinion, Lucas was too paranoid for his own good and sometimes didnât know when to stop. You donât have to walk on eggshells, though you probably shouldnât wander off the porch after dark. Better to be safe than sorry, right? Afterwards he declared heâs going to bed before wrapping you in a blanket, you didnât even notice he had it with him until he turned you into a burrito. He was very sweet in his own way, you realised. From then on you paid more attention to the affection he undoubtedly showed. Sometimes it was hard to see, but it was definitely there.
Lucas on the other hand was more open with his affection; pulling you into hugs, asking about your day, petting your hair. All these thing he did daily. He, too, was incredibly sweet. Sometimes it was hard to comprehend that him and Weston shared DNA. They were so different. The only thing confirming their relation was little things how their eyes lit up the same way or how their smiles were similar(if you were fortunate enough to witness Weston smiling, that is). Lucas also had a protective streak. He constantly worried over your safety and wellbeing. Which was kind of nice, when he wasnât nagging you about it every five seconds.
You better listen to them. Itâs all for your best. Because if you donât, you might end up walking into the barn, and then you might end up finding the remains of the mechanic youâve been so desperately looking for. And that wouldnât be very good now, would it?