Claimed And Marked By Her Stepbrother Mates novel Chapter 546

Chapter 546: 546-The Long Creature—And Not Talking About My Husband’s Dick

Helanie:

I had been so confused that I sat with my head turned to the other side, and Norman kept grunting throughout the car ride.

"When are you going back to stay at the academy?" he asked, finally breaking the silence as we neared the woods.

"I should go today if you’re so bothered," I hissed, and he groaned again.

"Why do you take my words the wrong way all the time?" Norman grunted, stopping the car.

"Because you say the wrong things all the time," I yelled back at him, and he started to unbuckle his seatbelt.

"Don’t you freaking show me this aggression—I can do it five times better than you!" I raised my voice even more when I saw him acting aggressively.

However, he suddenly stopped and turned to look at me in the backseat.

"I wasn’t showing you aggression." Even when he was grunting, he tried to lower the irritation in his voice.

"Then why the hell are you taking off your seatbelt like that?" I hissed at him, giving him direct eye contact.

Goddess.

Staring into his eyes made the hair on the back of my neck stand up. He was so manly and—

’Sexy?’

’Handsome?’

’Horny?’

’Edible?’

My wolf groaned, clearly expecting me to join her in her weird fantasies.

’Arrogant!’ I confirmed.

"I was taking off the seatbelt to get out of the car and take this call," he said in a calm and firm tone, raising his phone to show me the screen.

It was Kaye calling.

"You can take his call here," I folded my arms over my chest and muttered.

"The reception keeps dropping, and he’s been gone without a word for a while, so I’m worried," he replied, and this time his voice showed he wasn’t joking when it came to his brother.

The road ahead might have a choppy connection, so he got out of the car and started walking back the way we had come.

’I don’t know what’s wrong with him, I complained again.’ It wasn’t like I wasn’t aware of myself. Something was wrong with me too. I was suddenly so toxic toward him, like I was pretending to be annoyed with him, and that annoyed me even more.

She didn’t respond, but soon I began to smell something. It was a weird, earthy smell coming from outside. My window was rolled down, so I caught it easily.

’Is it going to rain or what?’ I looked outside, hoping it would rain because of how hot it was getting.