Mated To My Best Friend's Lycan Alpha Brothers novel Chapter 146

Chapter 146: Isn’t She A Human?

(Author’s POV)

"Have a safe journey, human,’ Alaric uttered softly, a smile gracing his lips which didn’t reach his eyes.

Myra felt oddly suspicious by his change in behavior. One minute he was forcing her to stay and ordering her like a servant and now he was wishing her well with that joltingly creepy smile lingering on his mouth, ’Does he have that illness called bipolar disorder? He gives me the chills, in every bad way possible,’ she was utterly perplexed by his shift.

Alaric not minding anyone, just walked out elegantly and drove off.

Sara and Noah didn’t say anything to him or on his sudden departure. They knew better that he already wasn’t fond of Myra and didn’t want her to stay and now that his wish was getting fulfilled, he was overjoyed. They were in no mood to have another confrontation and decided to let him be.

Myra looked at her phone and interrupted their silent talk, "Ahhh .... Looks like my cab is here. Mr. Everests, Mrs. Everests, thank you for having me at your place." She then looked back at Dion and Elio nodded at them. Each of them had complex expressions on their faces.

Her eyes turned towards a stumped Nora and she walked towards her, her footing calm and detached.

Standing in front of Nora, she was a bit overwhelmed with emotion. She never expected her two week trip to Nora’s biological family house would turn like that. Not even once did Myra thought that her and Nora’s friendship would be jeopardized because of her blood family and their identity.

It was difficult for Myra because their friendship meant everything to her. She even called herself Nora’s soulmate.

Licking her lips and clearing her throat, Myra began, her eyes fixated on Nora’s slumped figure, "Nora, I am glad you found your real family and they all love you so dearly. I am so happy for you that you are where you truly belong. I hope you remain happy as well as healthy. My trip wasn’t what I expected it to be but I have learnt a lot of lessons. Goodbye."

At the end of her heartfelt, raw words, Myra’s eyes were tinged red as a tear drop was about to fall off from the corner of her eyes. She quickly turned around not waiting for any response and made her way towards the door.

She didn’t notice Nora’s pale, ashen face and just rushed out.

Nora, who was in her trance mode snapped out of it when she realized Myra was leaving. She dashed out frantically, others followed her behind.

Myra was about to enter the vehicle when Nora yelled, her eyes brimmed with tears, "MYRA, Wait~."

Myra stopped but didn’t look back, clenching her fists, her nails were digging in her palms. She took a deep and long breath and then turned around.

Nora came closer and stood right in front of Myra. She started, her voice shaky but was filled with determination, "Myra, I will do everything you said. I will be happy as well as healthy and become the best version of myself. I know I have disappointed you in more than one way, but I will try to change and be the person whom you will be proud of. The next time when we meet again, I hope I will be able to gain your trust. I will do everything to win it back, your trust as well as your forgiveness."

Myra’s throat was choked, listening to Nora’s words. The girl who would always throw a tantrum and was goofy as hell, was uttering such deep words of wisdom and grit, she was overwhelmed by it. She thought, ’I guess that saying is after all true, everything happens for a good reason.’

Myra smiled at her and extended her hand for a handshake. Nora’s eyes widened as she grabbed Myra’s hand happily. Nothing more was said between them and after a brief moment of emotional goodbye, Myra entered the cab. For the first time, in a long while, she was feeling lighthearted and not burdened.

She gave all the Everests present a curt but honest smile and the car went off.

As soon as the cab crossed the main gate, the tears that were itching to fell, started pouring like a fountain.

The driver wasn’t surprised but he felt bad for her. He tried to say some comforting words, "Ma’am, your family must love you very dearly. For you to be so reluctant to leave them." Myra didn’t reply, just kept on crying.

He was lost for words and let Myra have her emotional moment.

They passed by the thick and dense woods as Myra looked out of the windowsill with several thoughts brimming inside her head. She lowered the window and in came the soft and gentle breeze calming her mind and emotions greatly.

At some distance, someone was watching her every move. As soon as the cab came out of the mansion, that person has been keeping an eye on her intently.

Their eyes glinted with malice as they followed the car discreetly.

On the other side, at the Everests pack house, two grey haired men with distinct and imposing expressions came. Sara and Noah were already informed about their visit as so was the siblings.

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