Chapter 434: Chapter 437

437-Hand On Her Thigh.

I didn’t stay awake for the rest of the car ride. I hated the fact that I have become so weak that a little

head bump and I passed out like nothing.

I woke up hours later in my mansion instead. They had taken me home after treating my wounds.

Sadly, they couldn’t give me vampire blood back to back. The night was still a mystery, and I couldn’t

seem to rest until I finally figured out what happened.

When getting out of bed, I ambled my way into the bathroom and took a quick shower before slipping

into a black dress and walking out of the room to look for anyone who can inform me what is going on.

“I don’t understand what all that was about.” Lazlo’s voice was coming from the living room, so I peered

inside and found everybody presents there. By everybody, I mean including Corbin.

“I think it was just a bad night, and we shouldn’t think too much into it,” Corbin sighed, looking all

comfortable. What if he was behind all this mess?

“I think he is right,” Christina agreed with him, shrugging her shoulders and cherishing the tea. Lazlo

was shamelessly sitting with Valerie, with his hand on her thigh.

“That was not a nightmare. It happened. We cannot look away from it.” avoiding personal grudges, I

walked out to be in their sight. Corbin passed me a quick glance and smirked at the wounds I had been

inflicted with last night.

“That surely was a nightmare for you,” Corbin commented in a sneaky tone. “Oh! And by the way,

congratulations on your new chosen mate. When is the mating ceremony?” he purposely turned to

Lazlo. I kind of got the idea that Lazlo made the announcement of accepting Valeria after last night.

I let out a scoff and turned my face down, swallowing the tears.

“Very soon!” Valerie answered since Lazlo was too ashamed to talk in front of me. Maynard had his

eyes on me whenever nobody was watching. But those empty stares won’t fool me anymore. Neither

did I care about having a mate anymore.

“Shameless!” I commented.

“She is someone you will be seeing around a lot. She and I had been h**king up for a while, but it

wasn’t anything serious until now. So, Enya, I want you to respect her when she comes over. If you

cannot deal with it, you can stick in your room until she is gone,” Lazlo instantly defended his decision,

but I was over it by now.

“What is this?” I then frowned when watching the map on the table. “Is it the details about the

earthquake from last night?” I asked, and grabbed the files. The earthquake originated in one particular

area.

“Why don’t you rest a little more? I will bring you food an—,” Lazlo gently slipped his hand off of

Valerie’s thigh and got up to stand behind me and whisper to me this time.

“I am fine,” I answered, showing no emotions or looking his way.

“This originated from our academy,” I gasped, dropping the files and picking another one to see where

the first power cut happened. “Same!” I said, and then I checked the storm’s origin, and everything

started at the d*mn academy.

“What does it mean?” Maynard straightened his back, unwrapping his fingers from Christina’s hand by

force, it seemed, since she didn’t want to let go.

“It means nothing,” Corbin said.

“Do you remember the night the portal opened?” I ignored Corbin and focused on the bigger issue at

hand.

“What?” Christian rolled her eyes. “Enya! I know you desperately want to be included, but there are no

theories,” she added in desperation. But this time, Maynard gestured at her to not say much.

“What? don’t you see she is only trying to get attention for herself?” Christina didn’t hold back and

objected.

“Christina!” Lazlo turned to shake his head at her; “she is just trying to help,” he added, and I broke my

attention from the file to glare at him. It was funny how they would randomly take my side here and

there to keep me around.

“I am in my right mind, and I know what I am talking about. Don’t you all think it is a bit weird that the

same thing happened two years ago?” I raised my voice when

questioning their knowledge. “I get that I lost my powers, but did you all lose your brains too?” I stared

at all of them one by one. Valeria was watching me with a weird look on her face. She had only seen

me either be silent or cry so far.

“So what are you suggesting?” Corbin asked, pulling one leg over the other and leaning back

comfortably.

“The knocking on the closed doors could be the sign of someone using the portal to come to our world,”

I said out loud. An eerie silence took over everyone. The possibility of another monster rushing back to

our world with a hint of who else could come along tied our lips together.

“I call it bull*hit!” Corbin clapped his hands to dismiss the meeting. “I am done with talking about this

nonsense. I actually have another commitment. In case you haven’t noticed, I did the marking

ceremony with my mate last night.” He got up from the seat and pointed his finger at his neck, showing

us the freshly carved mark.

“Congrat—,” Lazlo said, and everybody else was in the process of congratulating him when I shut them

up.

“F*ck off!” I yelled, turning to Corbin, “You marked Janet by force?” I yelled as I realized what he had

done while we were worried about the disaster.

“Rude! But since you asked, yes! We marked each other.” He smiled confidently, deepening his stare

into my eyes.

“That was your doing, wasn’t it?” I yelled, “The disaster was to distract us!” I shouted, and he frowned.

“You are giving me way too much credit,” he said, rolling his eyes. I wanted to scream some more at

him until my phone started ringing like crazy.

“Janet!” I attended the call in a hurry, getting why she must be calling me. I wondered how she spent

the night and day sitting on this information and suffering alone.

“Oh! My sweet mate is on call,” Corbin said, and he s*atched my phone out of my hands.

“Give it back to me,” I grunted, trying to jump for my phone, but he held it pretty high from me and put it

on speaker.

“Enya! something happened last night!” She whispered, trying to be hush-hush. Little did she know I

already knew what had happened.