Sharing Beatrice A Luna To Her Stepbrothers by Alexis Dee

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

Chapter 379 – The Erupted Volcano

Akin Spade:

“Things are going downhill pretty fast,” I played with the dry grass as I spoke to Beatrice, who had been asleep for

months by now.

Usually I would come by multiple times a day to check on her. I don’t know why I thought maybe one of these days

when I visit her, she will be awake, smiling back at me.

I would open the door and sit in the doorway to talk to her before heading back to work.

I was sadder about the fact that I had promised to find her pendant, but now it’s been months and the pendant

seems to be nowhere.

It was just crazy.

“I w—” I stopped talking when a weird voice erupted in the air. I looked around before noticing the earthquake. It

started slowly, but then very soon it escalated.

“Oh shit!” I grunted and watched Beatrice first. The earthquake was crazy, and I feared for her safety. Despite

having to promise her that I would never take her outside, I had to break that promise and get inside just in case

she needed to leave the cabin.

As soon as I got to my feet, I raised my head and saw the dark clouds taking over. All this made no sense. There

were no warnings about a thunderstorm. Bolting inside the cabin, as soon as I reached for her bed, I noticed that it

was much calmer inside.

“Oh!” realization hit me, and I felt like an idiot. Maybe it was just the anxiety in regards to her safety in my mind

that prevented me from thinking correctly. But I should have remembered that the cabin can withstand any

supernatural disaster.

“Supernatural disaster!” It was only when I thought about it that it made sense. This was not a natural disaster.

“What is going on?” I asked myself as I approached the door and looked outside. It seemed like the world was

ending. The trees were swaying like anything.

I turned around to say goodbye to Beatrice and leave for my pack when my eyes landed on her beautiful face. It’s

been so long that I haven’t seen her face from this close.

“If it wasn’t creepy, I would have just kiss—,” I said as I kept staring at her face. Even saying it out loud seemed like

a bad idea. She was not mine. “I will go see what is going on. You don’t worry about anything, okay?” I said to her

before sprinting out of the cabin again. The rain and storm together were causing a lot of damage. It was as if I had

stepped into a crazy world after leaving the cabin. I made my way back to the mansion to reach for the attic and

look after my pack.

Zane and Maddox had already been there, checking on the cameras and on call with their men, guiding them to

the locations that needed help.

The empty seat of Helel was just heartbreaking. We used to sit here and listen to him shake his protein shake and

then remind us how bad it is for our health to keep consuming so much beer and alcohol.

I was missing him immensely.

“I hope he is fine,” I whispered under my breath.

“Do you think he misses us?” Maddox uttered as he tried to hide his eyes from me. I have seen the guilt on his face.

He didn’t want to fight with Helel, but Zane was his twin, and it appeared as though the whole mess was actually

about Beatrice.

The fact that Zane kissed Beatrice, I, too, felt as if I would never have a chance.

“He doesn’t,” I said with confirmation. I have received texts from him where he would wish us the best of luck and

just ask us to be safe. But he never really answered our calls. I guess he needed time, and that’s why I was pushing

us apart.

“There is a bit of an issue,” Maddox then alarmed us, and we all turned to look at his screens.

“Look!” he pointed at the volcano as it erupted.

“Do you think this caused all this mess?” Zane inquired.

“It has to be. The volcano is related to supernatural powers. It has to be it,” I gasped as I realized it would get dirtier

from here on.

“Now what?” Zane asked. We all turned off the computers and walked downstairs to prepare ourselves some

drinks. We weren’t celebrating, just easing our muscles.

“Now we just go around and take care of the ones who suffered. Also, spread the news to the other packs to

contact us and let us know what they need in terms of aid. Gather all the people —I was talking when I heard the

door being slammed shut. We stopped when we saw Gwen rush into the mansion with her hair wet and her eyes

swollen. She ran into the living room and then to her room without saying a word to us.

“What happened to her?” Maddox asked.

“Who cares? She is anyway not a friend but a foe,” Zane muttered under his clenched jaw. His hatred and

resentment towards her were very visible.

It appeared as though he was sticking to his claims that he didn’t feel right about Gwen. He would constantly

remind us that there was something wrong with her.

“I will give Helel a call and see how he is doing,” I said, and Maddox was the only one who nodded with his eyes

forming big tears.

“Can we not end this already?” he whispered, but Zane had turned his face to the other side.

“You are not the one who keeps getting death threats from him,” Zane commented in a whisper before making his

way from us to the kitchen.

“It will all end with time; don’t worry,” I told Maddox, reassuring him it would be fine.

“I will go check on Reign and the other guy,” Maddox had to roll his eyes at the mention of Colt. Recently, they had

been arguing a lot, and I was so done with everyone fighting at this point.