Chapter 386-The Mist In Her Eyes
Helanie:
After Emmet hugged me for at least five minutes, my mood got better. The way these brothers behaved after finding out about my past—even just a glimpse of it—and the way they showed care made me feel blessed and much more confident about coming forward with my story when needed.
"It was a hectic day," Lamar rolled his eyes, making me smile at him.
"Everyone is doing well except Trainer Kaye," Lamar whispered in my ear because he knew Kaye was once involved with me, so he would always hold back his genuine frustration out of respect for me.
"I know. He’s been acting weird," I replied, holding my hand out for Jenny. She rushed over and held my hand happily, and we walked like children, all holding hands. Gavin arrived, holding hands with Lamar, and Penn with his sister.
It looked cute.
But we didn’t realize there was someone who probably didn’t like seeing us happy.
"So, you’re hanging around with a bastard’s mate now?" Sydney yelled, causing all of us to stop and stare at her. Every time she made such comments, Salem would physically distance herself from her sister. Lucy stood with her arms folded, her foot tapping impatiently.
I had been trying to avoid Lucy and Sydney for a while—Sydney because every time I saw her now, I was reminded of Altan.