Claimed And Marked By Her Stepbrother Mates novel Chapter 216

Chapter 216: 216-Facing My Evil Mother

Helanie:

"Now let’s go. You need to be back in your academy and make sure you tell your friends to stop with their weirdness," Norman yelled at me from over his brothers, who didn’t look too happy.

But they were too busy judging Emmet as he crumbled the letter in anger.

"Mention a gorgeous girl, and the alcoholic is suddenly growing a spine," as I was walking past the brothers to follow Norman, I heard Kaye make a comment. And I knew it was towards Emmet.

I suddenly just felt so bad for Emmet. Whatever made him drink was overlooked. He was called these names without any mention of what made him turn this way.

After experiencing my own trauma, I’ve come to realize that the behavior of others is usually rooted from a deep trauma of some sort.

As I reached the first floor, I noticed Norman look a bit uncomfortable. He kept looking up as if checking on his brothers but would then force himself to focus on taking me back home.

"You can go talk to them, I can wait here," I said, and when he looked at me, I shrugged.

I bet he wasn’t happy that I knew what he was worried over. But since I had already said it, he took the chance and rushed upstairs. I strolled and reached the living room where the women were once part of. They were not here anymore, but their little tea party was still ongoing from the hot tea in the teacups.

"Why are you back here? And why was Maximus holding your hand?" I recognized the annoying voice of Charlotte. I turned around and saw her stand there with her hands on her waist.

I was hoping she wouldn’t instigate me anymore. I was no longer the Helanie who would listen to them and only nod her head.

I grew a big tongue after becoming part of the academy.

"And why are you--huh! That uniform!" She sounded so upset when picking up on my uniform. _{free𝑤ebnovel.com}

"What is your problem? Is it the fact that Maximus brought me back here or that I got admission in the academy?" I questioned in a stern and exhausted tone. The tone that instantly plucked her eyes out of her sockets.