Sharing Beatrice A Luna To Her Stepbrothers by Alexis Dee

74-An Open Relationship

“What the heck are you up to now?” he grunted, placing his hands on his waist and keeping his gaze intact on my face. I looked beside him and found Akin staring at me in confu- sion. The two had blocked my way to Gwen’s room. They were making me seem like a monster by protecting her from me, and it irked me.

“I need to speak to her,” I muttered, watching them shake their heads at me. “What is that supposed to mean?” I asked once when their expressions angered me.

“Why do you wish to speak to her?” Helel questioned. I noticed he was the only one asking me all these questions at the moment. Probably because he had seen me go crazy the other night when I wanted to destroy her room.

“She stole my diary,” I said, raising my voice, and that compelled Akin to point his finger at me before he could even say anything.

“Don’t raise your voice. She is resting,” he said, and Helel bit the inside of his cheek. It was a pleasure to know at least one of them knew I didn’t like it when they showed too much care for her. My sarcasm would eventually kill me.

“She is not a princess, whose rest should be my concern.” I retorted, and Akin had to close his eyes and open them again to make sure he heard me correctly. I haven’t shown my true nature to him as yet. So it was definitely a little shocking for him to hear me argue at full strength.

“Trice!” he added and secretly scratched his tem- ples in

told you guys, she stole my diary,” I repeated my- self, but the look they were giving me was not nice at all. They didn’t believe me.

me, do you?” I frowned, staring at them one by one. That’s when the main door opened, and in came Maddox and Zane, gossiping about some football match until their eyes

Maddox asked,

ond’s pause. I bet even Akin didn’t know what he was going to

your room. We will come there to have a word with you after we are done discussing some things.” Helel turned to me and asked me to follow his com- mands. I shook my head stubbornly and pointed at Gwen’s door. I didn’t come downstairs to hear their commands. I needed my diary

or not?” Helel hunched over, his hands on his knees, as he de- manded to know it from me. My anger withered

her sleep now that she had

out of the couch. de must have thought I would make

his brother to have a talk

do that,” I sighed when remembering I cannot be rejected, “Then what are they planning to do?” I questioned as I sat

rising beyond my ac- knowledgment. I was chewing on my nails and staring at the door curiously. And then they finally

brothers opened the door. Helel was the one leading his brothers today. It would usually be Akin, but today he looked a little dull and in