Sharing Beatrice A Luna To Her Stepbrothers by Alexis Dee

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

Chapter 433 The Evil Thing (Maddox Spade)

I have called Helel twice to ask him if I should bring Zane with me, but every time I tried bringing up Zane’s name,

Helel would change the subject.

So, I have decided to give him a final call and be upfront with him. I wanted to have Zane with us when we went to

dinner to discuss the main issues.

“Hey, I wanted to ask you something I have been trying to ask you for the last two days,” I cleared my throat and

mumbled, not halting or letting him divert the subject.

“Is it about the dinner? I’m sorry that I had to postpone it. Gwen needed instant care, so I got busy with her,” Helel

replied from the other side. I nodded my head even when I knew my brother wouldn’t be able to see me from the

cellphone.

“How is the baby?” I asked.

“The baby is fine. We will be able to find out about the gender in the next few weeks,” Helel said, sounding pretty

upbeat about it. I didn’t want to be the person who tells his brother s*hitty things about his baby momma, but Gwen

had a secret agenda, and I couldn’t shake away the feeling that she was up to something really bad.

“I am glad. I really can’t wait to find out more about the baby,” that wasn’t the lie. I was really excited. Hearing one

of us brothers were having a child was good news. But there were other things that needed our instant attention as

well. “Helel, can I bring Zane with me? Look, this whole issue is between you two. There is no point in me being

there if he is not there. He needs to tell you his side and everything about Gwen,” I mumbled, hoping for Helel to

understand my point.

I kind of expected him to listen to me because he always claimed to be fond of me, but today was different. He has

changed.

“Maddox. You should have asked for something else. I cannot let you bring him near me or my cabin,” as soon as

he displayed extreme hospitality towards Zane, I felt my heart breaking.

“You are saying this about your own brother?” I asked and shook my head in disappointment.

“You will understand when we meet. Just make sure you don’t let Zane fool you. Maddox! It might hurt your

feelings, but lately, I have been getting really bad feelings from Zane,” his style of talking and his harsh tone made

me really upset.

After that, I just didn’t know what to say to him.

“Helel, If you are not busy, can I suggest something?” While we were on call, Gwen came out, and I guess Helel

thought he had cut my call, but I was still online.

“Sure, what is it?” Helel asked her. I didn’t want to hear their private conversation, but then I didn’t cut the call

when I heard that cunning thing say something very disturbing.

“I know it might be h*ard for you, but there is a way to control Zane. How about we chain him in the cabin? The one

where he cannot use magic?” As she asked Helel, my body got covered in goosebumps.

She can’t be serious, right?

So, she was the one making Helel feel there was something wrong with Zane?

“Hm, let me think about it,” Helel replied, making me even more worried.

“We don’t have time to think. Zane needs to be in a cage where he cannot use his powers to hurt us. We should

also go get the white dagger from the cabin too, just to be on the safe side,” she murmured in the softest tone,

giving me creeps.

What was she doing?

Was she somehow hypnotizing my brother?

I cut the call before Helel could have found out that I had heard him make a plan with that cunning thing.

‘This is not a good thing,’ Ox sighed. ‘I wish she wasn’t that bad. I cannot imagine hating the mother of our niece or

our nephew,’ Ox, who was desperately keen to meet the beautiful baby, expressed his sorrow.

I agreed with him.

There was something she wanted to do, which included taking out the brothers one by one.

“Hey, what’s up?” Zane caught me in the living room. He jumped on the couch with a wide smile on his lips and

stared at me.

“You look upset. Hey! If it is about Helel not wanting me at the dinner, it is fine. Just go talk to him. I am sure he will

come around soon. He cannot stay away from his little brother for too long,” Zane confidently caressed his own

cheeks when calling himself Helel’s little brother. Little did he know that Helel was going to trap him in the cabin or

even kill him.

But why would they need the white dagger? Which brother is she trying to kill because if Zane is trapped in the

cabin, there is no need to kill him or even bother about him?

“There is a problem,” I stated, turning to look Zane in the eye. Then I went ahead and told him all about the

conversation I had with Helel and the conversation Gwen had with him.

Zane looked like he was about to cry, but then he forced a weak smile on his lips. “I am sure Helel is just agreeing

with her to not upset her. He will never —,” he paused and took a deep breath, “He will never do that to me, right?”

I felt so bad looking at him like that. He was becoming a target for that evil Gwen. “But what do they need the

dagger for?” I asked him, and Zane’s face changed color.

“The dagger!” he gasped.

“You didn’t tell her by any chance that you used to have nightmares where you were getting a bow from your

subjects in hell, right?” He asked me, watching my face with much terror.

“I did have a discussion with Reign one night, and Gwen was there,” I mumbled until it struck me. “Does she think I

am the man from hell?”