Sharing Beatrice A Luna To Her Stepbrothers by Alexis Dee

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

Chapter 404 Meeting My People (Beatrice Dismay)

“Come with me,” a guy named Vincent, who introduced himself as Igor’s right hand and made us follow him into a

mansion.

The mansion looked clean and humongous, but what caught my eye was the woman sitting in the entrance on a

highchair, like she had been waiting for someone’s arrival for years.

The white dress with orange flowers and different sequences looked cute on me. At least Akin told me it did. I

noticed my skin turning pale when I penetrated the lair. I realized it was everyone here.

As soon as the woman saw me, she got up from her chair. Her widely opened eyes and partly parted lips were a

sign of the shock she had received when seeing me.

“My daughter!” She covered her mouth after yelling those words. I didn’t even have to listen to her say that

because I recognized her even though I had never seen her before.

“Mommy,” I felt like that little girl who was robbed of her childhood when Scarlet stole from her.

I ran until I was in her arms. The comfort I felt was like nothing I had ever felt. All the pain and sorrow were washed

away when she hugged me tightly. Her scent was so mild and comforting, soothing every inch of my broken

existence.

I cried for hours in my mom’s lap while Akin sat on the couch and watched us. She had escorted me to her

bedroom to speak to me privately, but I insisted that Akin follow us.

“I have missed you a lot. Your father too loved you and waited for the return of his children, but sadly for him, it

was over,”

Mom’s voice was so soothing and calm.

She was also running her hand through my hair to comfort me. I noticed that she had avoided speaking to Akin,

and I could tell what the reason would be.

It wouldn’t be easy for her to accept him since one of these brothers ate my innocent brother.

“I grew up in a very toxic household. I never got the love that I deserved. I was told to keep my power hidden.

Heck! I didn’t even know until I was over eighteen that I was a weredragon. All that was stolen from me, I got it

back when these brothers helped me,” I pulled away from my mother to point in the direction of Akin, who instantly

straightened his back when hearing his name being mentioned.

“Hm, anyway,” Mom ignored him again and cupped my face in her hands, “you are back, and that’s what matters,”

she said with a smile, and I nodded to her. “I would love to look around and meet my people,” I said cheerfully, and

I got up from the couch when my mother saw Akin and cleared her throat. I was hoping she would thank him for

staying beside me all the time, but I was wrong.

“Maybe you should meet your people alone. I don’t think it is fair that they have to face this creature,” she

muttered under her breath, and she anxiously fidgeted with her fingers.

“But Akin is my…” I felt bad that he was getting mistreated when Akin himself spoke up.

“It is alright. I don’t want to make anyone uncomfortable. I will go and change till then,” he said, looking so sweet

when forbidding me from going against my mother’s wish. I took a deep breath and bobbed my head towards my

mother.

“Where is our room?” I asked my mom, and her face turned even paler.

“Rooms,” she corrected me with her eyes, requesting that I not go against her.

“Mom, I understand your feelings towards him, but please, you have to understand he is my mate. I will stay in the

same room as him,” I made myself clear because it was not safe for him to be lonely in the room in a lair full of

dragons that hate his kind.

Although it wouldn’t be too hard for him to beat some, the chaos is what I wanted to avoid.

“Fine. Your room is on the second floor,” she said, looking away.

“Thank you, mom,” as I called her mom, she smiled unconditionally. Together,

Akin and I walked out of the room to head toward the guestroom.

“I wonder where he is,” I asked, feeling Akin stiffen his muscles.

“Missing me?” a voice from behind me fell upon my ears. Both Akin and I stopped walking. We turned around to see

a man with long hair and a black open coat emerge in front of us.

He was covered in tattoos, and, to be honest, his aura was very dark—darker than anything I have ever felt.

“Princess Beatrice Dismay,” he said, walking upto me and holding his hand out for me. Once I gave him my hand,

he bowed down and kissed the back of it. Before he would even straighten his back, he raised his eyes to pass a

stare to Akin.

“You must be Alpha King Akin,” Igor said, scanning Akin from head to toe. “taller than I thought you would be.”

His comment was based on his own height. He looked tall, but still not as tall as Akin, and I don’t know why that

ruined his mood.

“Hi,” Akin didn’t even say much.

“Shirt undercoat. I truly believe men with good bodies shouldn’t hide their abs. You should work out, or I can help

you,” Igor was a completely different kind of creature. We had only met two minutes ago, and he had stopped

yammering about literally nothing special.

“Beatrice!” Once he didn’t get any response from Akin, he turned to face me, “The pictures failed to capture this

impeccable beauty of you,” his tone shifted, and his eyes lured down to my b*reas*ts.

That’s when Akin pushed me back and stepped between us.

“We are headed to our rooms to freshen up; we will meet you later,” Akin slipped his hand back and grabbed my

hand, turning around and walking me away from Igor with him.

It was going to be a very dirty competition; I could tell already.