Sharing Beatrice A Luna To Her Stepbrothers by Alexis Dee

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

Chapter 360 – Kept Having A Bad Time

“I was transparent with you. It’s not in my control to have this feeling of unease, but despite all that, I love you still,”

he complained and let out a sigh after finishing his yammering, “Why was Akin with you?” He then placed his hands

on his waist and asked in a much calmer tone.

“I don’t know how he found out about us, but he chased us down to bring us back home,” I answered while thinking

about how I’m going to get this issue resolved.

“I think we should rest now,” I sighed as I sat in the bed and refused to look at his face.

I don’t know who was at fault or who wasn’t, but I was hurting too. I never opted to be an evil person.

The fact that he didn’t force me to answer him was another thing I noticed that made me realize he wanted to get

away from me every few minutes.

Soon after he went to the couch, he fell asleep, and so did 1.1 am sure that when he woke up, he intended to walk

out on the streets as a knight.

When we woke up early in the morning, everybody had been gathered in the backyard to have this serious

discussion.

I know what it was about.

“We are having breakfast here today,” Colt got up from the bench and rushed my way to hold my hand and

reassure me that I’m not alone.

“Hey,” Akin passed me a pleasing smile and steadily made his way to the empty bench and offered me a place to

sit.

The backyard was more like a park—easy going and fresh looking.

I sat down and was offered a milkshake by Akin. Everybody was present—literally everyone.

I was able to look around and see everyone. Gwen was standing under a tree, watching me with sad eyes. I was

expecting her to make a fuss about my identity, but she was the first one to quickly push aside the theories about

me being evil.

Dream and Reign were sitting together, and Colt was now standing behind their bench.

Helel was wandering around, just staying close to be able to hear everything we were saying.

Maddox was sitting alone, and Zane was on the grass with his anus loosely wrapped around his knees.

“So, we have decided something,” Akin said.

“Is it about—,” Dream asked, and Akin nodded.

“Beatrice will stay in the non-fantasy cabin for some time until I find her pendant. Once that’s out of the way, I am

sure she will be safe to walk around,” he explained the situation to everyone, but Helel stopped pacing around and

decided to be the first to give a reaction.

“What? Non-fantasy?” he asked, trying to remember what that cabin was because Akin just came up with that

name.

“Remember that cabin—,” Reign began to speak, so Helel waved his hand to silence her.

“You are moving to that cabin?” Helel asked me directly. Everybody stared at him and realized he was against the

idea.

“Park time is over, kids! Let’s go inside and play with your toys,” Colt awkwardly announced, taking them all away.

Everybody got up and started marching towards the mansion.

I was now alone with Akin and Helel.

“That’s the best way for us to deal with this,” I said, while holding my head up.

“You made all these decisions without involving me, Beatrice!” Helel grunted, stepping closer and towering over

me.

“Helel! She is caging herself to make sure she doesn’t hurt us,” Akin tried helping him understand, but Helel was

only getting angrier.

“You are doing this because you are angry at me for last night?” Helel demanded that I get up and look him in the

eye.

“What happened last night?” Akin asked in an undertone.

“You are not leaving to punish me, are you?” Helel continued to focus on me.

“No!” I got up and finally gave him eye contact.

“Helel! You were not even able to sleep in the same bed as me last night. You were forcing yourself to make it seem

like you still loved me the way you used to love me before finding out I was a mistress of doomsday, I’m doing what

is best for us before we end up falling out of love entirely,” I tried helping him understand that what I’m doing is not

to punish him but to help us both in this situation. I don’t want to test his patience by constantly coming into his

sight.

“I still love you,” Helel argued, but the little hesitation in his voice made me pass him a smile.

“Then you should have no objection. I am sure we can stay apart for at least a month. Your love won’t fade away,

right?” I asked as I looked deeper into his eyes, questioning his love for me.

I know he was against the idea because he was probably thinking I was taking this step because of his behavior, but

the reality was different. I took this step because I wouldn’t ever want to hurt any of them again.

“Everything will be fine. I will get my hands on that pendant and even get as much information on the mistress of

doom—,” Akin’s words were cut abruptly when Helel turned around and briskly made his way away from us.

My lucky guess was that he was going to transition and take a run to cool off.

“It is probably his new identity messing with Ins old setting,” Akin tried to joke, despite the fact that he wasn’t the

type of guy who cracks jokes.

“It is okay. He will get used to it,” I reassured Akin, staring at the empty spot Helel had left.

“And you?” Akin questioned when trying to make me realize I should feel bad for myself, too.

“I will be fine,” I gave him a very fake smile, and then I walked past him to be in the mansion with the others and

say mv goodbye.