Sharing Beatrice A Luna To Her Stepbrothers by Alexis Dee

Sharing Beatrice A Luna To Her Stepbrothers by Alexis Dee Book 2

Chapter 348 – You!

“You came out of nowhere, and it just made sense,” I continued to explain why I thought she was the mistress.

“You were not wrong to think I came here on a mission,” her transparency shocked me.

Colt and I shared a confused look before we faced her again.

“You do realize we can kill you again, right?” I joked, but kind of let her know she needed to tell us what her mission

was.

“Mykel had hired me to get information on something,” she spoke, and then explained all the past wars between

her parents and mine.

I was shocked. It was truly hard for me to hear how her parents betrayed my parents and ended them in that dark

dimension.

“I’m sorry for what my parents did, Princess Beatrice. But trust me, I never intended to harm any of you. I just

thought I was hired to get information on dark entities. I didn’t know Mykel planned to kill the saviors,” she

genuinely seemed like a nice person. I wonder why I was so off in my judgement towards her.

“It’s okay. It’s not like any of it was your fault. So, you heard Huia and Mykel talk in the cabin?” I asked, walking into

the mansion with her and Colt following us.

The brothers have filled the glasses with wine, already celebrating our return when there was so much that needed

our attention at the moment.

“Yes, I did,” she confirmed.

We all sat down on the carpet near the fireplace, holding the glass in our hands.

“But why didn’t Dream tell us anything?” I raised a good point that silenced everyone.

“She said they were—,” Colt paused, “she saved me from them, though,” he had to instantly add that she probably

defended herself because we were all beginning to question her now.

“Dream hated Mr. Mykel. She would never work with him,” Reign let out a comfortable laugh, basically calling our

story a crazy hoax.

“Hence, she pushed him down,”

Helel stroked his chin because it was later confirmed that Dream told Colt about us being stuck in the well, and she

suggested to him that they come there and save us.

“I don’t know, it just—,” Colt was already refusing that idea.

“Wait! Remember when we killed Gw—oh you are right there!”

Maddox, who was about to finish the sentence, paused when staring at Gwen and bit his tongue.

It must be so traumatizing for her to recall all of that.

Everybody just snickered at Maddox for being an idiot while Helel slid closer to him and gently slapped his head. I

noticed the love in his eyes for Maddox.

Actually, ever since Helel returned, he had been looking at Maddox with so much love and affection.

“So!” Maddox continued, “that is when Dream was there, and who else remembers her suddenly leaving with my

car as if she had to transport someone?” he continued.

“I remember,” Helel said before anybody else could.

It was getting awkward how Helel was suddenly so attentive to Maddox.

“That makes sense,” Akin nodded.

“So, Dream freed Huia and started serving her,” Zane mumbled with a frown on his forehead, “but then, why did

she save you two? And if she genuinely thought she should redeem herself by saving you guys from the claws of

Mykel, why did she keep Huia’s identity hidden?” He raised some very good questions.

We were all confused once again. One thing was certain: that Dream was hiding Huia and had been working with

Mykel to end the heroes.

“Why would she save me then?” Colt asked, looking very upset. I am sure it would take some time for him to be

convinced that his Savior was our enemy.

“Maybe they were playing good cop, bad cop,” Zane shrugged, “did she ask you something in particular?” He

questioned Colt directly, who was about to shake his head when he gasped and covered his mouth in sudden shock.

“What? what did you tell her?” I asked in a panicked state. I could only tell that whatever she wanted to know from

him was supposed to remain a secret.

“It was just about the saviors. She kept wanting to know their identities from me,” Colt had calmed himself down,

but it looked fake.

“So, did you tell her anything?” Zane must have noticed the agitation in Colt’s body language like I did.

“N—o! I don’t know anything,” Colt stole his eyes from me and Zane and continued to chug wine down his throat.

“So, what are we doing now?”

Thankfully, Maddox changed the subject. He didn’t really take much interest in knowing about any heroes or villains.

He wanted to focus on what was ahead of us for now in regards to Dream, and I could tell why. He must be guilty

because he was the one who took her on that trip and then left her unattended.

“We will ambush them, arrest Huia, and see what she wants,” Zane suggested, and the brothers nodded.

“Okay,” Maddox weirdly looked down before he shrugged and agreed with them. I was watching Colt, and he had

noticed it too.

He claimed to not be aware of the identities of the hidden heroes and villains, but he told me there was something

about the mistress of doomsday that he wanted to talk about with me.

So what was it?

Did he know or didn’t know anything?

Later, we all decided to go to bed and rest while Akin told Maddox to keep an eye on Dream and make sure she

didn’t help Huia escape.

While that was happening, I asked Helel to leave me alone with Colt for a few minutes. I wasn’t actually asking for

much because Colt was my right hand and I wanted to have a word with him about weredragons.

“I am not going to say anything in riddles. So tell me, what was it that you wanted to talk about with me?” I made

my way towards the bench in the garden with him.

“I know who she is,” he said, stopping by the bench but refusing to sit.

“What really? Then why didn’t you tell them about it?” I too got up the instant I had sat down to question him with

my eyes wide open, “Who is she?” I then asked out of curiosity.

He took a deep breath and closed his eyes first before he opened them and looked me straight in the eye, “You!”