Sharing Beatrice A Luna To Her Stepbrothers by Alexis Dee

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

Chapter 392 – The Secret Mate

“So, what are we going to do?” Colt asked excitedly. We have now gathered in Helel’s cabin because I refused to go

back to that mansion where my mate didn’t feel comfortable.

Ever since I told him to invite everyone to the cabin and that I wanted to remain in the cabin only, Helel has been

very happy. Although he was still taking care of things in the cabin, there was some broken furniture outside the

cabin. One burned-down couch and some stuff that he claimed broke after the earthquake. Gwen had arrived but

had been looking very sick. Everybody was now sitting around me while I stood in front of them with Held and Akin.

“He keeps calling me and asking me to rearrange a meeting,” Akin announced, holding his phone. I have not met

Igor personally, but from whatever Colt told me about him, I didn’t get a good feeling about him.

“I will meet up with him. My mother is still there, and as desperate as she is, I’m anxious to meet her as well,” every

time I spoke of my mother, tears filled my eyes. It was like a dream come true to hug someone who I can call my

mother and wouldn’t get beaten up by. Scarlet had stolen my childhood, giving me hell even when I was a child. My

decision unsettled everyone, as I could tell.

“But Beatrice, you must realize he is not someone you can just meet and leave. He is dangerous and has been

looking for you for years. He is manipulative and disguises himself as an innocent, a bit naive man. but deep down,

he is the true definition of evil,” Colt reminded me once again that this man had become my fear at one point in my

life.

However, I was not that scared little girl anymore. I am sure I could face him. “He better not mess with the mistress

of doomsday,” Reign commented and winked my way. I had to smile back at her because of her confidence in me.

“Which is why—,” I said, taking a brief pause to look at them. “I will need to take someone with me.”

My announcement brought life to the brothers. Zane and Maddox straightened their backs, ready to be picked,

while Akin lowered his head, staring at me sneakily through his eyebrows.

Helel looked confident. And why not? My first pick was him. I would rather go with someone I can call my mate.

“I think we should have a say. I mean, obviously, you must have someone in your mind—” As Zane started talking,

Helel cleared his throat.

“Why did you tell me that she didn’t want me in the cabin? And that she told you that she will make a decision when

she wakes up?” I didn’t expect Helel to go off on Zane in front of everyone like that.

It could be his frustration speaking, as the tension between the brothers had only grown in the last few months.

“Zane! When did I say that to you?” I have to take Helel’s side.

Maddox swiftly turned to look at Zane, probably wondering if he had been siding with the right man or not all this

time.

“I never said that. Gwen told us that,” Zane got up to defend himself and pointed his finger at Gwen, who was

standing in the corner with her arms folded on her chest and her eyes stuck in space. It wasn’t until she heard her

name that she shook herself awake from whatever world she was lost in.

“What?” she looked at us, looking baffled.

“You told them that I don’t want Helel in the cabin with me?” I asked her directly, and by the way, she took a pause

and then shook her head, I understood it wouldn’t be that easy to find out who spread this misinformation.

“No! why would I say that?” she refused to admit it, in fact, even looked angry that she was getting called out.

“Gwen! Then who told them all this?” I continued to ask, and she shrugged her shoulders.

“I have no idea. I just know that I didn’t say that,” she persistently denied ever saying anything of that sort.

“You are lying. You said it to my face,” Zane aggressively tried approaching her, but others got in his way to prevent

any violence from happening.

“I never did. Why are you accusing me of s*hi*t?” She began to yell at Zane, making me angrier.

“This f*uc*king b*itc*h is lying. She told me that you were attracted to me and that you will make a decision when

you wake up again,” Zane screamed at Gwen as he threw his phone on the wall and shattered it.

It looked like his hopes drowned after she denied saying all of it. Is that why he was expecting me to be with him?

And what would she get from lying?

Why is he saying she said that when she is claiming she never said anything like that?

“Guys! Chill out. Right now, we need to figure out how to deal with that Ogre,” Reign mumbled sweetly, forcing her

voice to be heard by us.

“Igor!” Colt corrected her in a whisper, and she bit her tongue awkwardly.

“But I never said anything like that. What would I get from lying about this stuff?” Once Gwen yelled again, Maddox

held his breath and exhaled loudly.

“Is it because—” he pouted his lips and closed lus eyes, seemed like he had figured out why she lied.

“What?” everybody asked Maddox in unison.

Now we were all staring at his face, including Gwen. I wondered what he was going to say.

“Is it because you wanted Helel? Because you are —his mate?” Those words leaving Maddox’s lips had left me

frozen in my spot.

I felt like I had been pushed into a deep coma once again, where nothing seemed normal. I wish it was the truth

and I was still dreaming, but it wasn’t.

I was wide awake to witness the horror.