Tasting
Chapter 266

266–Just Go Away!

Nora:

Seeing them look at me was so odd now. Especially when their eyes were refusing to be honest.

“You should not be here,” the words from Cain’s mouth did little to me. I was here and ready to have a talk.

I avoided the awkwardness of their stares, thinking they were just being playful, and focused on the main topic at hand.

“The council and your dad told me to leave with Brody-” I paused to gauge their reactions, but when they didn’t show any, I added, “forever. Like they want him to accept me and then take me to his pack. Do you know what that means?”

I watched their faces one by one. Why weren’t they showing any shock or anger?

They used to get so worked up before, so what happened now?

“Umm, you wouldn’t bother us again?” Cain pouted, making me roll my eyes at him.

Thankfully, they were still making jokes, so I guessed everything was fine, and they might be able to help me stay back in the mansion.

“That means I will not be living here. They are kicking me out,” I leaned forward, raising my voice so they could hear me clearly.

“Ouch!” Silas dramatically put his finger in his ear before looking at me and grunting, “You know your voice is already annoying, and when you talk like that, you actually sound even more irritating.”

He joked again, and I had to roll my eyes once more. Why weren’t they taking me seriously?

“Guys, they are kicking me out forever,” I repeated myself.

It hurt when I realized they might not even consider it to be true. Of course, it was just sad news, and they would take some time before adjusting to it.

“Besides, don’t be so dramatic. It’s not like they are kicking you out forever. You can always visit,” the minute Nash said that, I froze.

It was like someone had just flipped my entire world upside down.

“You know they are asking me to leave this pack?” I couldn’t even finish a full sentence without swallowing down the sadness.

“Of course. You think they would make a decision without our input?” Cain pointed a finger at his chest, scoffing at me.

“But–you guys are okay with it? You want me gone?” My voice dropped lower with every passing second.

“I think it’s for the best. With our girlfriends not liking you, it will be hard and awkward for them to come over and see your face instead,” Cain added with a shrug.

They knew, and they wanted me gone too?

“What? Don’t you think that’s a good choice? You should be on your way, Nora. We’ve tolerated you enough, but now we’re just getting tired of you. We want our girlfriends here, and your presence is just ”

Nash hissed, taking a sip to calm himself down.

“And it’s not like you will mark him, or he will mark you. You don’t have a wolf, so this acceptance on paper means nothing. Just go with him, enjoy the place like a vacation, and then come back months later,” Cain shrugged, not even taking it seriously. Or maybe he didn’t see it as a big deal.

“No! I don’t believe you guys. There’s no way you would want me gone,” My eyes fixated on Cain and Nash.

“I don’t know. I would want you to leave very much. Ever since the recent events, you’ve confirmed that you are as toxic as your mother. The only difference is that your mother died soon and–you don’t seem to give us that happiness very quickly,” Silas stood up, his words piercing through my chest.

I just watched him walk past me and drink from his bottle.

“Make sure you leave soon. I can’t wait for the house to be men–only again,” he walked downstairs after making it clear where he stood- definitely not with me.

I then turned to Cain, who quickly left after Silas. Now that Nash was the only one left, steadily getting up to leave, I decided to block hist way and remind him that we were mates.

It was just that I didn’t want to leave so soon.

“You should not waste your energy and go pack your stuff. My brother is right, just enjoy Brody’s pack as a vacation spot,” he looked away when saying that, “at least you won’t be afraid of anyone there.”

The little scoff and statement from him at the end broke my heart.

Daphne’s plan had worked; now I knew why she asked for an apartment. She knew they wouldn’t ask me to stay in the apartment but rather tell me to leave forever.