Sharing Beatrice novel by Alexis Dee Novel - Chapter 139

Sharing Beatrice A Luna To Her Stepbrothers by Alexis Dee Book 2 Chapter 139 - The Brotherly Rivalry Beatrice's POV: Helel pushed his mother out of my room, and I hesitantly grabbed my phone to call back Colt before telling my mother what Sofia had done to me. "Colt!" I sighed when he picked up my call. Title of the document "I got your messages and ran out of the woods," he said, panting as I a*s*sumed he was running around.

"I'm so sorry for what Helel did." I closed my eyes and sighed, gently touching my bruised cheek. "It wasn't a surprise to me. I knew the Alpha Kings hate weredragons, and the day they find out they have a were-dragon living among them, they will go crazy," Colt answered with sadness in his voice. "I am so sorry that I got you in this much trouble," I mumbled in guilt.

I was going to tell him about my dragon too, but now that I realized how he was himself in so much trouble, I didn't want to trouble him more. "Oh! Come on. You did nothing wrong," he replied. I didn't tell him anything when we spoke for a few minutes. I would rather let him flee the country and save himself than suffer because of me. I hung up on him after a few minutes, and then the knocking on my door began. "Mom! Stop it!" I heard Maddox and others yelling at her.

Now that she has started this nonsense, I feel like I have to stay in my room and let my mother arrive. "Fine. I will not say anything, but you will have to resolve this issue. Ask her if she has gotten in bed with any of her step-brothers," she muttered as the thought disgusted her. "I will speak to her. But you have to leave now," Akin said from the other side of the door. "I will be in my room.

You better warn her for staying away from my sons," Sofia muttered, probably walking away be- cause I could no longer hear her yell and grin from the other side. Akin didn't come to ask me anything because he knew the entire truth. There was no point in having that conversation. But the person who came again was Helel. It was the right time for me to tell him I knew what he had done. I would not be able to keep this to myself and act like he did nothing wrong.