Claimed And Marked By Her Stepbrother Mates novel Chapter 494

Chapter 494: 494-Feeling Jealous? My stepbrothers Are Amazing

Helanie:

"So, this is your home?" Maximus sighed as he looked around. I could tell what he was trying to do. Larissa was staring at them with her eyes big and wide. The four of them in a small house looked really big—almost like they were taking up all the space. They were big and tall too, and their personalities were what made this home seem smaller. My stepbrother stood beside them looking like a feather. He didn’t dare pass a comment either.

"This your stepbrother? The other one?" Kaye smirked, pointing at Sullivan while comparing him to himself. "What do you do, boy?" Even though there wasn’t much of an age difference, Kaye said it to insult Sullivan for doing nothing and always being on the couch, or bullying me.

"I am not doing anything currently. But I am looking for work," Sullivan lied obviously. I had never heard him talk about his interests in work at all.

Emmet was casually walking around, acting like he was checking things out, all while gently brushing the back of his hand against mine repeatedly. I felt so shy and special when he paid attention to me like that.

"It will be amazing if you can help him with the academy. The academy will help him with discipline," Larissa was so quick to ask for help.

The brothers shared a glance and then chuckled.

"What do you think the academy is for?" Norman stretched his neck, making me crack a little smile because I knew he took so much pride in his academy that he must have been offended that she even suggested the academy for her son.

"I was just thinking, if Helanie could do that, my son can do it too," she shrugged, embarrassing herself even more. Norman looked at me when she mentioned my name, then at Sullivan.

"There is a huge difference between Helanie and your son. Helanie is born to do greater things. She is compassionate, passionate, and also very well disciplined. She is hardworking and very brave. Your son should continue being brave in video games. I don’t think our academy will take someone like him," as expected from Norman, he didn’t just stop there.

Not only was I watching him with a smirk, but his own brothers were sharing glances and eyeing each other, silently observing Norman.

"Norman, but I guess he can try," Maximus teased him. Norman took a deep breath and glared at Maximus before he added,

"No! The academy is only for capable people, okay?" That was such a childish way for him to argue, but we laughed at the expense of Sullivan.

"I don’t think I can do the academy either. It’s too tough for me," Sullivan hissed at his mother for getting him rejected and walked out of the house.

"I was just trying to help," Larissa rushed after him, and now it was just us. Not just us, though—Vani was checking her gifts, whereas my father was watching them from the kitchen.

"I hope they’re not bothering you. If they do, just give us a call," Kaye didn’t hold back and said it right in front of my father, who steadily lowered his gaze.

"I’m a hardworking student?" I raised my brow, and Norman quickly looked away. "You’re still you. So much pride," I joked, and his brothers laughed at him. But I noticed Norman didn’t react the way he used to.