Sharing Beatrice A Luna To Her Stepbrothers by Alexis Dee

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

Chapter 500 Going To Be A Mom.

It’s been a month since we were preparing for our mating ceremony and looking for Gwen at the same time. It was

upsetting that she was not returning. However, we did get a few messages from her here and there, but before we

could track her down, she would have her phone switched.

Her blood was not trackable as well, and that was the scariest thing for us. But then again, she has lost her

weredragon, so her blood is not really sending out that strong scent.

As for Zane, he had gone silent. Which was shocking, but none of us complained. As long as he doesn’t cause us

any trouble, we are happy.

“So, what are we doing now?” I asked Akin as I entered the living room and sat down with them. I was more like

myself now. I would lose my memory here and there, but it wasn’t that bad anymore.

Shiloh and Jay were still in the guesthouse, but they would barely come around. But our worst nightmare had just

started once again. Zane’s people were found wandering around the woods.

“We shall have a talk with him. This cannot keep going on. It is like a trigger for our temples. He must follow the

rules or we will start a war,” Akin stated in a confident tone.

“You are right. If you want, I can send out a letter to talk about certain rules and regulations. His people and him

can stay in the west, but they were not allowed elsewhere,” Helel added, while I watched Reign just stare down. I

haven’ t had a good conversation with her in a while. I am guessing she was upset at the demise of her brother,

and I haven’t even been able to console her.

I didn’t have the correct words to say to her. But now that I was more like myself and able to do what I wanted to at

certain times, I decided to speak to her.

“I will come with you guys,” I said, watching Helel nod but not look at me. My actions have caused a lot of

misunderstanding and opened many doors for debate. However, I was still not sure what happened before and

after I disappeared.

The feeling of being lost was still there, but a little less wild now. Akin also wanted to resolve the issue of Zane

before our marriage, which was in a few days.

They didn’t want Zane out and about, but we were left with no choice. We couldn’t directly ask him to surrender

and get arrested because he would never do so. So, for now, we have decided to offer him a treaty.

While the brothers decided things, I got up after Reign and chased her down in the garden.

“It is beautiful,” I complimented when watching the tree, she has been taking care of.

“You think so? I have been feeling very connected to this tree,” she smiled as she ran her hand over the trunk of it.

“You are doing an amazing job, just like you always do,” as I said those words, I noticed a little agitation in her body

language. I was right. She was dealing with some issues.

“Hey, I wanted to talk to you about— Flynn and everything,” I murmured, feeling awkward for bringing it up. “I wish

I knew what you wanted. I just—,” I stammered, struggling to find the correct words for my actions. “No! you don’t

have to explain anything at all. It is not your fault that this happened.

I cannot even ask you to explain. It will be unfair. What he was going to do was anyone’s worst nightmare. To even

think that I wanted him alive to see him is just unfair to you,” Reign had always been a thoughtful one.

I gave her a smile and then hugged her. The way she tightened her arms around me gave me a feeling of comfort.

“So don’t worry; I’m not angry with you. And thanks for choosing me as your bride’s maid,” she then broke the hug

just so that she could caress my cheek. “You are a good person, Beatrice,” she added.

“But something has happened to me recently,” I spoke, looking around to see if anybody was watching me.

“I noticed. If only you could tell me what it is that you are feeling, I might be able to help you,” she murmured.

“When I–,” I started off from the disappearance, but that was all I could say before my tongue rolled back in my

m*outh and I went silent once again, “I want someone to help me with picking a wedding dress. It’s so difficult to

choose something when there are so many better options out there,” I forced a smile onto my l*ips once realizing

the only thing I could do was change the subject.

“Oh! That’s all?” she asked, and I nodded pleasantly. Or at least I tried. “Hm, I’ll help you,” she finished with a grin.

I went back inside, feeling defeated for not being able to open up to anyone. “You asked for this,” the guard said,

walking up to me and handing me something wrapped up in a blue package.

I stared at it before peering through to see a pregnancy test inside it.

“Okay, thank you,” I said, tucking the package under my arm and sneaking upstairs before Akin caught me.

I wanted to do the test and then, once the result was out, tell Akin the good news.

As soon as I rushed into the bathroom and peed on it, I impatiently began to wander around for the result.

“If this comes out positive, then I don’t have to worry about Ace being silent. She is definitely sleeping so that the

transition doesn’t hurt the baby,” I said to myself, and I finally stopped to look at the result.

My heart began to pound, and my eyes stared at the test without blinking. “Great! I am g—oing to be a mom,” I

whispered, covering my m*outh to not cheer too loudly.

I couldn’t wait to get out of the bathroom and tell Akin.