I got to the nurse’s office and they got me up on the bed straight away so they could look at the back of my head. The nurse came into the room and she looked to be a woman in her 40’s with glasses and very short and plumpish. She saw the wound on the back of my head and looked at me with sympathy when she saw Leia standing there, leaning against the wall with her arms folded and tapping her stiletto heel on the floor.
The nurse knew that she couldn’t oppose Leia or the twins. And I was stuck right in the middle of them.
As soon as the nurse stitched up the back of my head, she gave me an ice pack to hold it against the wound and she left the room.
“You better not let me down with this. What are you planning to do?” Leia asked, pushing off from the door. The enthusiasm on her face was very unsettling. I knew I wouldn’t be able to back down now, even if I wanted to.
“The twins are only gone for a couple days. I’ll have to leave before they get back. I’m sick and tired of the drama here. I need to get the hell away from it.” I said, not looking at her. The twins' faces flashed in my head, the night that we spent together. The beautiful memory that I would always hold with me everywhere I went. That was something that Leia would never be able to take away from me.
“I can’t believe you’re willing to give the twins up. No one would ever do that. Most girls would fight to the death for them.” She smirked.
“I’ve noticed.” I glared at her and showed her the ice pack on my head before I put it back. “I’m not going to lie. I’ll miss them. But I know that I can’t handle their issues, not like you can.” I said with a very straight face. She knew that I was serious. There was a lot of stuff related to the twins that I just couldn’t get my head around. Like being a Luna. But Leia didn’t look too impressed when I said that I would miss them. But I didn’t care what she thought of me now. I was leaving. I was getting the hell out of here by the end of the week and that’s all there was to it.
Leia could have them, not that she was ever going to get them. But I don’t think she knew that. I see the way they look at her. They don’t really want anything to do with her. And I am still trying to figure out why Tristan would get involved with someone like this.
“I don’t have a family to rely on. And I don’t know what my life would be if the twins decided to move on from me. Which, they probably will. Let’s face it. They are players afterall.” I added. Leia actually looked pissed at that as well. She didn’t like anything I was saying.
This girl really couldn’t face reality, could she? I can’t believe that she can’t see that they are players and I know that there are a lot of other girls that they’ve slept with. I’ve heard all about it. Especially back in their pack. But she still believes that she’s the only one that matters. None of them matter to the twins. I’ve known them the shortest amount of time and I can already see that.
They may have said that I was their mate, but I didn’t know what that meant. Not really. Ava wouldn’t tell me. She kept saying that I needed to figure it out for myself. She was driving me crazy with all these vague answers and I wasn’t asking her anything anymore.
Just because they say that I’m their mate, doesn’t mean I trust it. They could still leave me when someone better comes along. And someone better always comes along. I learnt that the hard way.
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