Sharing Beatrice A Luna To Her Stepbrothers by Alexis Dee

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

Chapter 363 Stay A Little Longer

Beatrice Dismay:

“Thank you for coming here with me,” I finally turned around after I had entered the cabin and passed Akin with a

faded smile. This place was no picnic, and falling into a slumber was definitely not the kind of relaxation I ever

wanted.

“I am always here,” Akin mumbled, leaning over the door frame and resting his hand above it with his forehead

resting on it.

The others have said goodbye and left because they couldn’t see me here, but Akin stood beside me.

However, there was this itch in my heart. I couldn’t seem to forget Helel.

“He didn’t come to say goodbye,” I pointed, “I know I’m asking for a lot, maybe. But I just wanted to see him here,”

I sighed, noticing how the aura around the cabin had turned darker.

I was already tired. But I must give it to Akin for redecorating the room and getting me a much more comfortable

bed.

“You are not asking for too much. By the way, these guards will stay here,” he mumbled before shaking his head

and turning to point at the gunmen taking around the cabin. “Akin! If I ask you something, will you be honest with

me?” I asked, and he nodded before even listening to more.

“I’ll always be honest with you,” he smiled.

“That night when I was trying to tell my truth and you were constantly interrupting me, did you know anything, or

were you just being an a*s*s?” I tried to play it cool, but this had been bothering me ever since it happened. The

way he wanted to stop me from telling the brothers about my truth was odd.

“After you and Colt left that night to have a talk, I wailed for your return. You didn’t see me, but I get to meet Colt

and confront him about everything. I didn’t know exactly what it was, but I knew for a fact that something had been

going on. You even wanted to have a talk with me back when we arrested Huia. Colt told me the truth, and I

forbade him from telling you or anyone else that I know. I promised him that I will find a way, but you—you didn’t

wait for it and went ahead to tell everyone,” He sounded a bit sad that I was now in a cabin while everyone else’s

life has moved on.

“I don’t know how to thank you for always being by my side, but it truly means the world to me,” I reassured him

before walking back to the bed and sitting on it.

He stayed outside and looked around for a minute before we walked into the cabin and he shocked me.

“You shouldn’t com–,” I watched him shake his head to silence me and then get closer to the bed.

Since the door was open, he wasn’t feeling too bad. But I could still tell he was ready to start coughing at any

minute.

“I don’t know when I will be beside you again, but I wanted to sit here and talk a little with you,” he uttered and sat

in bed with me.

“Thank you, Akin,” I shyly looked away. I never really thought he would be the one I would feel this comfortable

with. We talked for a few minutes before I noticed he was falling asleep.

I think you should go now,” I said, and he sleepily shook his head. “I am f—ine” he yawned.

“You are not. Just go, please. Take care of everyone, and—Helel for me,” I said, eyeing him to get off bed.

“I will come by later,” he said sleepily, getting up and ruffling his hair, yawning a little too cutely.

“By the way,” he then proceeded to wander around, “we are planning to attend the contest tomorrow,” he said.

“Oh! Don’t tell me the sisters are going against each other,” I uttered.

“No, there is a plan. We are g–,” as always; just as he was going to tell me his plan, his phone rang. He excused and

attended the call.

He didn’t say much but showed many expressions of worry. “Where is Zane right now?” he then asked and sighed.

After talking on the call for the next few minutes, he finally hung up and turned to me.

“Already a trouble?” I asked, and he nodded.

“Zane was supposed to guard Huia’s cell himself. He got carried away, and she somehow escaped. Helel heard

about it, and now he is angry at Zane, looking for him to have an argument with him. Maddox is trying his best to

diffuse the situation, but the brothers seem very upset with each other,” Akin seemed to be holding back

information, and it was only when I eyed him to not lie to me that he started yammering out everything.

“Zane was upset that you left, so he was just busy watching your pictures and videos—so much that his wolf came

out and he had to transition. He ran around while Huia used that opportunity to escape. After she left, Helel called

Zane and —said some pretty upsetting stuff to him. You don’t worry, I will look after them,” he sighed before he

walked out of the cabin.

“I don’t know what is going on with Helel,” I commented, stopping Akin’s proceeding steps.

“He is having a hard time settling into his new identity, I believe. But please, don’t take any stress. The guards will

keep you safe, and as for Huia, we will find her,” he reassured me before he decided to leave.

I have already spent some time with him at this point, so I knew it was time to say goodbye.

Soon he disappeared off the sigh. I turned the lights on and shut the door. The guards were all around the cabin,

standing around like a brick wall.

‘You did wrong to us,’ Ace expressed her disappointment with me.

‘Good luck arguing with me. I don’t think I am staying away for more than a day,’ I commented as I lay straight in

bed. I was slowly succumbing to sleep now.