Sharing Beatrice A Luna To Her Stepbrothers by Alexis Dee

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

Chapter 402 All Hail Queen Weredragon 

“Akin. Move your giant feet away,” I yelled as his feet reached my seat.

“That’s unfair. You have not left any space for me,” he complained, squirming as he tried adjusting his body in the

front seats. I was lying peacefully in the backseat, and he was moving a lot in front. I get that he was a tall

motherf*uc*ker, but I was devastated and had been going through a breakup. Indeed, peace and comfort were

much needed.

“Stop moving,” I groaned, kicking his seat. “You think I have any space left to move?” He complained, throwing the

empty cup of coffee at me.

“What the f*uc*k!” I got up and grabbed the water bottle to throw at him.

“No! Put it down. I don’t have a place to change my clothes, and—,” while he was warning me not to do it, I

showered him with cold water.

“Thank you,” he stared at my face and then sighed exhaustedly, “you should have just told me that you wanted me

to change in front of you,” he scoffed and moved his pumpkin head sideways.

“Get out of the car,” I kicked his seat again, and he pressed his lips tightly, walking out of the car to change. ‘We

shouldn’t have done that,’ I realized very soon.

‘Why? I think we did the right thing. The only issue is that we should have asked him to change in front of us. I

forgot what his d*ic*k looked like. Have we seen his d*ic*k out before?’ Ace shocked me with her shameless way of

talking about him.

‘Ace! Please don’t make things awkward. I am not over the fact that I am never seeing Helel’s d*ic*k again. F*uc*k!

What am I even saying?’ instantly covered my mouth and chalked it up to Ace’s company being spoiled.

‘Now, where did he go?’ I questioned myself and looked around. After a few minutes, he came out of the motel in

blue jeans and a white shirt.

As he got inside the car, I straightened my back to apologize to him.

“I am sorry. You shouldn’t have pissed me off,” well, the wrong way of apologizing.

“Yeah. I shouldn’t have made you kick my seat and also throw water at me,” he was clearly joking, but I was too

sad to even laugh at his jokes.

“Why don’t you take the backseat?” I hadn’t even finished offering him when he turned around in shock.

“No! I don’t think it is the right thing to do. I know you are angry at him and you want to get back at him, but —” as

he began to yammer and the frown on my forehead began to grow, he stopped just to confirm he was headed in

the right direction with this conversation. “You didn’t mean—?” he asked, and when I shook my head, he covered

his face in his hands to escape my gaze, “ah! I am so sorry.”

“It is alright. I just don’t feel like sleeping, anyway. One of us should rest properly, so why don’t you sleep in the

backseat while I sit in the passenger seat?” I suggested it, and after a few seconds’ silence, he agreed.

However, it didn’t quite happen like we expected. When he came to the backseat and I sat in the passenger seat, I

started yammering my heart out to him.

Everything I had been holding back that I wanted to say to Helel about him hurting me and ruining everything, I said

to Akin, and he had patience with the best person. He listened to everything I said and would even bob his head in

agreement with me.

After a few minutes, I jumped to sit between the two seats to even face him and yammer more. Slowly, I came into

the backseat and blabbered some more before I fell asleep.

It was a very comforting sleep, not because I had opened my heart to him but because he had his arm wrapped

around me and I was sleeping on his chest.

That happened in an innocent moment of me sharing my pain with him. We began to wake up when cars started

pulling around, and the morning has arrived.

“Ah,” I yawned, opening my eyes to his beautiful eyes staring at my face.

“Oh s*hi*t,” I jumped away and rubbed my face in my hands. One of us expected this to happen, but now that it did,

we were shyly stealing eyes from each other.

“I think we should take a plane,” he suggested in an awkward tone, and I nodded without saying a word to him.

After finishing freshening up, we sat in a cafe and waited for the confirmation of the tickets. Being with an alpha

king has its own advantages.

“Ugh!” Akin groaned as he stared at his phone’s screen. I have noticed him complain a lot about his phone these

days, and I couldn’t help but wonder what was bothering him so much?

“This man,” he muttered, “sends me these weird a*ss good morning messages,” he showed me the screen, and a

smile appeared on my lips.

Igor had him annoyed.

“He sounds very goofy to me,” I commented, and I noticed Akin snatching his phone back and shoving it in his

pocket.

“What?” I asked.

“Or maybe it is a huge act to disguise the true devil inside him. Do you not remember what Colt said about him?”

He asked with his brow raised.

“He is a devil, so you better keep that in your mind,” the way he warned me was actually very cute. Soon, we

finished breakfast and then headed to the airport. It wasn’t long before we were already flying to the Midwest and

ready to meet my people.

The moment we arrived at the nearest airport, I began to feel agitated. There was something in the air with every

step near my land that made me feel weird.

Once we arrived at the main gate, we were welcomed by two guards in black coats, who let us in.

My heart was pumping when I began to walk among the people—my people.

They have gathered around their houses with their kids, and everyone has spared a glance at me.

The instant I was in the middle of the road, the chanting hit the air, “All Hail Queen Weredragon.”