Sharing Beatrice A Luna To Her Stepbrothers by Alexis Dee

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

Chapter 353 – Time To Tell The Truth

“That is—,” Akin, who already showed extreme regret about never catching their parents, looked even ashamed

this time.

“You know how they did it? My sister— put pressure on my low—,” she paused as the details were too graphic.

“Anyway, I woke up days later to find out I had been accused of using my unborn baby to create the villains. So I

couldn’t even put forward a complaint about my sister k*illing my baby. I was devastated and hated it when they

got married while I was in the torture cell and getting interrogated. So, that day—I made a promise. I dug up my

dead baby’s body and promised to serve him justice,” there was a twisted smile on her lips as she recalled what she

had done.

“What did you do?” I asked. “I created the villains and the heroes, just like they said,” her claim brought shivers

down many people’s spines.

“I did the ritual to wake them up, and they woke up. All of them,” she said, with a wide smile on her lips. I couldn’t

believe she went this far with her revenge.

But it was obvious that she had lost her mind when they did all those things to her.

“And everything just began on its own from there,” she shrugged when trying to tell us everything else happening

around is not her fault.

But I had a question for her: why was I the mistress?

“The ritual helped create a beautiful scenario of villains and heroes. Now all I have to do is sit and watch the world

burn,” she pretended to sit and looked around while a grin appeared on her lips. I have never seen someone this

sanely insane.

“And you think you won’t burn with it?” Helel growled, folding his muscular arms on his chest.

“Oh, I will, but so will you all,” she hunched ahead and whispered before laughing manically.

“So take me to wherever you want. I will always be free now,” her faith wasn’t in herself but in someone who was

helping her.

“Who are you working for?” Akin grasped a fistful of her hair and stretched her neck back, glaring into her eyes.

“Young Alpha King—,” she snickered, “you are rough!”

Her comment compelled Reign and me to squint our noses and look away for a split second. The way she glared at

his lips was just as disgusting.

“YOU HAVE NO IDEA,” by no means was what Akin said seduction. He meant torture, but obviously, Huia giggled.

She was his aunt and purposely making him uncomfortable.

“The mistress of doomsday,” it was weird when Dream yelled that name. My body was visibly startled, but

thankfully, all eyes were on her.

I was watching her face in fear and wondering if she knew about me.

It was those few seconds when I started questioning my decision-making skills. Shouldn’t I have been the one to tell

the brothers? Because now they will think I was hiding this information and probably secretly planning something

against them.

As everyone kept their focus on her, she mumbled, “I’m the mistress of doomsday,” completely unexpectedly.

The yelps were so loud that I felt my heart dropping in my chest. I was instantly turning my neck around to see the

reactions.

Or, in specifics, to see how they will react to the term. “You are—,” Helel stepped forward, but Maddox held his

hand to stop him.

“What makes you think you are the mistress of doomsday?” Zane asked in confusion.

I managed to sneak eye contact with Colt. He looked certain that Dream had a misunderstanding. I, on the other

hand, wanted it to be anyone but me. And maybe that itself was proof that I’m that evil person.

“Huia told me everything about me,” Dream answered, and it made me wonder why Huia would lie to her.

Everyone’s eyes focused on Huia, who started chuckling and then eventually began to laugh manically. The look on

Dream’s face was evidence of the horror she felt.

“You told me, right? You told me the truth, right?” Dream started nagging her. I could tell whatever Dream did was

because she wanted to accept her fate.

“Do you think you can ever be that special?” Huia’s left lip curled upward to form a very evil smirk, “you will always

be the dull twin of the white seer werewolf,”

Huia announced when exposing more of her evilness.

“You f*uc*king lied to me,” Dream screamed and tried to hit her, but Helel wrapped his arms around her back and

pulled her to the side, pushing her to the ground and standing beside her.

“You are dying to be an evil entity, aren’t you?” he yelled at her for siding with Huia.

“I didn’t k—now. I was alone while you all were f*uc*king having meetings— discussions. I felt left out,” she

screamed, but when Helel raised his hand to hit her, Reign rushed and kneeled before her to save her.

Helel had already stopped his hand in the mid-air. His eyes were sparking red, and his jaw was clenching at her

sight.

“Ah! Fight! Fight!” Huia clapped her hands before Zane grasped her by her hair and shoved her in the car.

“Let’s take this filth to the prison first,” he told Helel, who nodded. The two were left in the car, while we were left

behind with Dream, who looked lost for some reason. Although Reign was constantly reminding us that Dream

didn’t actually hurt anyone, the look of guilt on Dream’s face was telling otherwise.

“You are innocent,” Reign turned and cupped her sister’ s face in her hands when reminding her of that.

“Let’s go home and talk about what we need to do next,” Akin sighed, sparing a glance at my face. Others started

getting into the car, but I was left behind with Akin.

“I need to talk to you about something,” I murmured, slowing down so that I was left behind with him.

“Yes?” Akin turned, facing me. It was so hard to look into his eyes and tell him who I was.

“I am—” I stuttered.