#Chapter 86: A Meeting With Her Mates

Ollie’s POV …all of us should just forget about her. The words haunt me even as I finish cleaning the kitchen and return down to my room, careful to avoid the brothers on my path. Once I’m in my room, I check the clock. I only have about a half-hour to make my decision, before I need to leave in order to arrive at the cabin on time. I’m playing with fire here. If I go, I feel like I’m giving them all of the power. Once I’m in their presence, I struggle sometimes saying no to them and their whims. But I’ll have to be strong in this case, especially because the only other alternative is to ignore them and risk being permanently ignored in return. I don’t want to be forgotten by them, not even after I’m gone. It’s incredibly selfish, but I want them to remember me. I want them to look back fondly on the time we were able to share together. Even if I can’t tell them the truth about me, even if I can’t stay… I want to have this. The memories. I don’t want them to be tainted with