Sharing Beatrice A Luna To Her Stepbrothers by Alexis Dee

9-Nobody Cares!

“Your first lesson will be to stand on one foot without touching the ground at all for two hours,” he said after a minute’s pause. I stared into his face, expecting he would burst out laughing and say he was joking. But that didn’t happen. He was serious. I had to ignore his comments from before and prepare my mind for a workout, and this is what he was doing now.

“How is that a training session?” For someone too shy, I wasn’t too silent. Once I got to live somewhere, I got too comfortable. I lacked the basic mannerisms, I’ll admit to that.

However, I was hoping not to expose myself too quickly.

I was not a bad person, just had a lousy mouth.

“It will teach you patience,” he added, gesturing at my foot to raise it.

“Now get on your feet; I’m starting the timer.” He didn’t even give me a moment to disagree with him and started the timer. The reflex worked, and before I knew it, I was on one foot.

Nobody Career I do believe he was exaggerating by making it two hours for a newbie, but that came from the pettiness.

He wanted to make me realize I shouldn’t mess with him.

| stood there with my foot up and awkwardly stared away.

keep my balance. It felt off as if a tall tree was dancing in the wind. I couldn’t keep it together after that and landed on

him lift his face up from his phone and roll his eyes at

said without giving him a chance to

long tongue doesn’t mean you

We talk about inner peace and patience, along with strength.

to train me anymore?” | asked in a defeated

“It means we will have to put extra energy and time into your training.” Hearing that from him relieved

the morning after | finish the sessions with

a moment be fore I rushed after him.

It was odd and a bad idea, but I wanted to know him. Walking into the kitchen, | stood across the counter whilst he pretended to be unaware of

asked, awkwardly in terrupting his peace. He cleared his throat, fixing his silver tie and then adjusting his black coat before he turned to

to face me and then leaned ahead to rest his hands on the counter. The

he left,” I lied. My whole concern was him

with this information?” Akin had a very melodic voice, but it was also very deep and heavy. I gulped when his eyes

you want me to do?” I

act like we are siblings. We are not. Your mother is never even going to get accepted,” that scoff and head shake concerned me. My mom was adamant that she would get accepted, but all these boys had been