Sharing Beatrice A Luna To Her Stepbrothers by Alexis Dee

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

Chapter 443 Not Making A Deal with The Devil

It was Maddox’s dead body, and Huia was beheading him. I began to shake with nothing but heartbreak. Reign

started sobbing and throwing up whilst my feet were frozen.

“Maddox!” Helel uttered, taking a shaky step towards his body and then dropping to his knees.

Huia saw us and decided to make a weird noise to get the attention of some people around here. It was all very

frightening. The way these people in black came out to shield the body was like ants coming for food.

“THAT IS MY BROTHER!” Akin rushed over, throwing the people aside and attacking the ones trying to stop him

from reaching Maddox.

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“Where is Zane? What did she do to him?” I whispered, looking around for another deadly sight. That’s when Huia

realized she needed to ask for help. But before she could even call for help, someone came into our sight with a

confident look on his face.

The instant his eyes fell on me, he gasped and took a step back.

“Your highness,” Huia said, not wasting a single minute before announcing him to be the man from hell.

“What have you done?” My heart broke, and a little dying utter escaped my lips. He was definitely not expecting our

arrival.

Did he think nobody would come looking for Maddox?

“You!” Helel stepped up and lunged his

way, but suddenly Huia waved her hand around and created a protection boundary from which we couldn’t reach

Zane.

“You killed your own brother?” Helel screamed, trying to step out of the boundary to hit Zane. Akin has reached

Maddox’s body, but I don’t know how he was able to hold him in his lap with his precious head dangling half

detached from his body.

“Isn’t it obvious why I did it?” Zane, who I thought would come up with an excuse, just didn’t bother hiding the truth

anymore.

“I wanted to be the ultimate king. I wanted to be someone who can have whatever he wants—,” Zane pointed a

f*inger at his chest and yelled without any fear.

His loud voice was breaking part of whatever was left of our hopes.

“What was there that you didn’t have?” Reign screamed, crying beside Maddox’s body. Akin was just silently sitting

on the ground, holding Maddox in his arms.

“Really? Do you really think I’ve got it all? Look at this creature–,” Zane then pointed at me, “I didn’t get her.”

Once he said those words, disgust ran through my veins. No! I wouldn’t let him make me the reason for this

betrayal.

“You did it for me?” I inquired, taking a step closer to the boundary.

“Yes! We are the dark entities. Maddox was just a white goat, a sacrifice. I had to make it happen. But imagine what

I can do for you if I can kill my own brother,” he smiled weakly, making me feel sick to my stomach.

“You f*uc*king piece of shit,” Helel dropped to his knees once he acknowledged Huia was using her strength to

make sure none of us could cross the line. We couldn’t reach Zane either. It was like an invisible wall separating us.

“Then let me in,” I spoke softly, looking at him with determination.

“What? No! You are not going anywhere near this bastard,” Helel said, getting up and approaching me very

aggressively. His grasp around my arm was hard, too.

“Is that your decision?” Zane asked very calmly, making me wonder if he even cared that he was getting judged for

killing the most innocent one among them.

“Decision?” I muttered.

“There is a war coming. This war will wipe out half of the population,” Zane said as he took a deep breath and fixed

his overcoat. The fact that he killed his twin but looked the least bothered was scary.

I wanted to step over the line and hurt him in the worst way possible.

“And you expect me to be on your side?” I asked in a broken tone.

“You should have been, but you decided to side with the positive energy. Don’t you see why I f*uc*king hate

everyone? They were given the best titles, and I got the Man from Hell. I didn’t even get the mate. Tell me again,

why would I not want this war to happen?” Zane seemed to lack any emotional attachment to anyone anymore.

I wondered how long he had known. How long had he been waiting for this day? How could someone be so good at

preventing their true face from being shown?

“So, Gwen was right. There was something wrong with you,” Helel hissed, clenching his fists tightly.

“Oh, hell yeah. I wanted to exploit her to make you look bad for not siding with your brother and eventually get the

brothers to take the dagger from you, but then the white hero over here decided to wake up, and I had to hurry up

on the plan,” Zane smirked weakly, his eyes wandering back to me.

“You looking at me with so much hate is only going to make your people suffer so much. Here is a deal—,” he then

cleared his throat and ran his hand through his hair. “If you don’t want your other two mates to end up like Maddox,

you will obey me.”

I was stunned and shocked that he was still able to make a deal with me. As tried to step closer to grunt at him,

Helel held my arm and pulled me behind him.

“Bring in the war. You are not making a deal with her,” he announced, making me follow him as he pulled me away

from him. I was still looking at Zane while he had his head tilted and his eyes watching us while we collected

Maddox’s body.

We were just lifeless creatures trying to quickly get Maddox’s body and leave before Zane tries to take that away

from us as well.

While reaching the car in haste, we heard Zane make a final threat. “Make sure you remember, if you want this war

to stop, give me a call,” Zane sounded playful as if he was having too much fun watching us mourn over our

beloved Maddox.