Sharing Beatrice A Luna To Her Stepbrothers by Alexis Dee

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

Chapter 398 Always There!

I have been by myself in the woods for the past fifteen minutes and have cried myself to no end.

It wasn’t easy for me to get into a relationship, love someone with all my heart, and then lose them.

At this point, I was beginning to feel like maybe I was the problem, or maybe I wasn’t enough.

‘Come on, you are not blaming yourself for something others are doing wrong,’ Ace notified me. She has been

weirdly supportive throughout the time, selling the idea that she truly has changed.

‘I think we should head back now,’ she suggested, and I faintly shook my head. ‘I don’t know if I can carry out this

mission right now,’ I explained, but she let out a protesting grunt.

‘I think this mission is at the right time. This is the right moment to be away from werewolf land. Maybe the whole

meeting with your mother and dealing with the issues in our lair will help you keep distracted,’ when Ace put it that

way, I agreed with her.

If I sat back and did nothing, I’d keep feeling bad for myself, and that would be a total horror for me.

‘Alright, I’ll head back now,’ I said, getting up from the ground. As I made my way down the road, I found someone

sitting and waiting near a tree.

“Akin?” I frowned, watching him play with the leaves to pass the time.

“Beatrice!” He instantly dropped them and got up to approach me, “I’m not going to ask you what happened, but

are you feeling okay now?”

“I don’t think I will feel okay anymore,” I said in a depressing tone. I didn’t want to upset him with my crying face,

but in that moment, that’s all I could focus on.

Right before I was leaving, I had to find out Helel cheated and was now having an ex-mate who would give birth to

his baby.

“Whatever it is, it shall pass,” he was being careful, and for some reason, it irked me.

“Akin, you know you don’t have to be so uptight with me,” I frowned and began walking past him.

I guess I was just mad at the world. He followed me in haste, making me stop when he cleared his throat.

“Okay, tell me what happened?” He questioned me, and I awkwardly straightened my posture.

“I’m not taking Helel with me,” I decided, watching his face go through many emotions at the same time.

“Why? Going out there alone is dangerous,” he said, instantly rejecting the idea.

“I don’t have a choice,” I said, turning my face to the other side to hide the tears from leaving, “I’m sure he will let

you know what he did.”

There was a pause in Akin’s body language as he tried to decipher what went so wrong that I changed my mind in a

few minutes.

“Did something happen with him and Gwen?” The way he asked and the way I remained silent, I’m sure he figured

it out. “F*uc*k! That idiot,” Akin groaned and grunted at his brother for ruining things between us. He still had no

idea how badly Helel messed up, and I aimed to stay silent until Helel told him and everyone else himself.

I wouldn’t make his job easy by telling his dirty secret.

“Is that why you have been crying?” His voice turned softer. He was constantly staring at my face, and I was

nonstop looking away.

“I’m not weak, I promise!” As soon as I said that, I felt his hand cup my face. The warmth of his body was unlike

anything else. He made me look into his eyes and shook his head before even uttering anything from his mouth.

“You are not. What you are going through is a lot at the moment. I understand the frustration and feeling of

betrayal you must feel. I’m equally mad at him for ruining what so many want and crave. But I’m sure he will

realize it soon. As for you! Wipe away your tears, mistress! You have some mission waiting for you,” The way he

encouraged me and didn’t even flinch when calling me by my right name, I felt comforted. He was not shaken by

the fact that I was the Mistress of Doomsday.

He would openly accept the title, or any title I owned. It was so nice having a friend like him by my side.

“Thank you for following me and not leaving me alone,” I uttered, tears emerging on the surface without a fear of

being judged.

“You are always welcome,” he said, and he released my face from his hands just to look around awkwardly.

“Who are you taking with you now?” he asked, sneakily scratching the back of his neck.

“I would have said you, but I’m sure you have a lot to do here. So maybe I’ll think about taking—,” I paused

because Akin shook his head vigorously to stop me from talking.

“Who said I’ve got a lot of work to do here? Did I tell you, or did anybody else tell you? I am free these days. In fact,

I’ve been thinking about taking a vacation myself,” he smiled awkwardly before he closed his one eye and cringed

at himself.

I didn’t find him cringy. As a matter of fact, I would be more than glad to take him along than anybody else.

“Oh, if you are free, then—maybe you can join me. I’ll let Igor know that you are my accepted mate—,” even when

saying it for the sake of plan made me break the eye contact with him.

“Sure, I shall prepare everything then,” he looked so happy with a wide smile on his lips before he forced his

expression to be serious.

“Yeah,” I said as I realized I had to go back and tell Helel I was done with him. I don’t want to steal someone’s

father.

As we silently made our way back to the mansion, we found Helel and Gwen with the others. Helel looked like he

had been through hell. A faint smile covered his lips when he saw me, but before he could approach me to have a

discussion, I ended up with an announcement of my own.

“The plan has changed. I am going with Akin now.” Everybody was shocked, and Helel—he looked dead in that

moment.