Accepting my real family

I followed Asher downstairs toward the family room I guess, it had a large television and enough couches surrounding the room to fit at least fifteen to twenty people comfortably.

Once we entered all eyes were on me as Blake and Aster both stood up from the couch they had been sitting huddled together on, Aiden wasn’t here and I assumed he must have been napping.

Aaron and Axel were both mitigated on separate couches but their eyes flew up to meet mine the moment I entered behind Asher, I was trying to show confidence and strength, after all, I had been brought up that way from birth I was told. But I felt anything but confident right now as I diverted my eyes away from everyone,

“Look, I only came because Asher convinced me to at least listen. But as soon as you’re done I’m leaving, just so you know,” I murmured the last bit.

Nodding in agreement they all gestured for me to sit, but I shook my head as my brows furrowed.

I felt anxious and tha