Claimed And Marked By Her Stepbrother Mates novel Chapter 420

Chapter 420: 420-Something Is Changing Jenny

Helanie:

"Jenny," I reached for her, but she was completely exhausted. Lamar quickly carried her when he realized that, despite wanting to stay on her feet, she was too weak to move.

"I’ll lay her down in her room," Lamar told me before rushing inside with Jenny. They had just come back from the hospital when they found me and Rudy on the front porch.

"I can’t believe that asshole thought he could steal a kiss from you," Penn grunted, his hands flying to his waist as he shook his head in disbelief.

"Penn, why did you do that? Why did you make that comment? You have no idea how awkward you made things," I argued, my voice shaky as I started feeling cold.

"So what? Doesn’t he always do that? Don’t you think he would have stayed silent if you had rejected my kiss?" Penn pointed a finger at his chest, revealing a desire I wanted to stay hidden. My cheeks burned at the realization that he had wanted to do the same thing.

"And you thought—you know—" I was slightly lost in my words but quickly regained my composure. "This would make him vicious?"

I hated that while I was dealing with my own mess, my friends were creating more enemies for me.

"I don’t care. I’ll deal with it. If anyone dares to come near you, I’ll handle them myself," he said with an alpha attitude, tapping his finger against his chest and then at me.

"Anyway, let’s go inside. It’s getting colder."

He was so cold toward others at times. I sighed and rushed ahead of him to show I was still upset about his comment. _{freёwebnovel.com}

After entering my room, I sat on my bed and stared at the rain outside my window. The whole time, I couldn’t help but smile and touch my lips.

Emmet kissed me.

Fucking Emmet A. McQuoid kissed me.

That had to mean something.

"You’re oddly happy," Lucy’s voice startled me—I had forgotten she was in the bathroom.

I didn’t respond, so she sat on her bed, watching me.

"Aren’t you happy that maybe Gavin dating me will make me reconsider my life?"

The fact that she knew exactly what she was doing made me believe there was more going on with her than just a hurt she-wolf trying to let out her frustration.

"I don’t care if you go back to your old ways or change even more. We can never be friends again," I said, looking down at my phone.

Another five minutes passed, and she kept watching me before adding, "So you can forgive everyone but me."

I had enough of this assumption.

Everyone always used that as an excuse to hurt me.

"There aren’t two lifelines to hurt me and then be my friend again. Just because I forgave someone once doesn’t mean everyone gets two chances with me," I muttered, reminding her that Lamar had redeemed himself. And it wasn’t just because I gave him a chance—he had shown real remorse and did everything he could to earn forgiveness.