Claimed And Marked By Her Stepbrother Mates novel Chapter 243

Chapter 243: 243-Maybe Someone Else Visited The Tenth Floor

Helanie:

"Thank you, I will call you when I want you to pick me up," I said to the driver, who was assigned by Maximus to drop me at Benita’s Cafe to meet up with Lamar and Jenny.

I got some calls from Lamar and understood that something happened between Jenny and Rayden. Well, I wasn’t surprised.

"Hey," I entered the cafe and noticed Benita pouting from behind the counter. She had one hand on her waist and her lips forming a straight line.

I avoided her and went straight to the back where Lamar and Jenny were already sitting. I knew Benita must be thinking I am a shameless person for still showing up at her cafe. Well, I couldn’t say no to Lamar, and there was no other better place that was empty at the evening hour of this pack.

"Thank goodness you have arrived. How are you feeling?" Lamar got up to give me a side hug, and when Jenny got up, I quickly sat down, pretending to have not seen her.

I didn’t want to be rude towards her, but what happened to Lucy and how Jenny was able to fool us for so long just made me feel so icky.

She could have at least told me. Or, when Gavin was on a hurting spree, she could have then opened up.

I know Gavin forbade her from telling anyone under the impression that he wanted to make things right with Lucy. But by hiding the truth and making her the guilty one? Jenny still told everyone despite Gavin not wanting everyone to know. Why couldn’t she sooner?

"I am doing much better. Guess who is giving me therapy? Professor Norman," I rolled my eyes, grabbing the coffee cup that Lamar had already ordered for me.

"That must be great. How is he?" Lamar questioned, giving Jenny a reassuring glance when he noticed that she felt neglected.

"Meh!" I frowned as I recalled our therapy session.

"I give myself better therapy standing in the mirror," I commented after taking a sip from the hot coffee. It warmed my insides so well.

I was once the person who hated coffee, and now I was slowly getting addicted to it.

"I heard he had helped quite a few," Jenny intervened, and it was so hard for me to act like we were cool.

I didn’t hate her or anything, I was just feeling like if I forgave her too soon, I would be betraying Lucy.

She is in the hospital, away from her loved ones, not able to fulfill her goal of staying in the academy. All because the truth was not revealed to her when it should have been.

"Oh really, cool," I cleared my throat, watching Lamar check on Jenny constantly.

"Umm, Helanie, I wanted to—we wanted to speak with you about something very important. Remember when you talked about the tenth floor?" The minute he mentioned the tenth floor in front of Jenny, my ears perked up. "Well, Jenny has something to add." _{freёweɓnovel.com}