Sharing Beatrice A Luna To Her Stepbrothers by Alexis Dee

276-Get Out!

'I am not losing you over something so small." He shook his head as he refused to leave.

’Get out before I do something we both will regret," I warned him, glaring into his eyes and warning him to leave.

'If I leave today, I will lose you, and I am not letting that happen. Living without you is difficult for me. Do you want me to die?" He finally reached me when there was no space left between me and the wall. I squeezed my back tightly against the wall to prevent coming into contact with him.

'I don't care. Get out!" I repeated myself, but he stubbornly held my hands and placed them on his heart.

’Heart it! My heart is aching for you, Beatrice. I cannot do this without you. You have to be in my life." The tears in his eyes spoke louder than what he was saying.

At that moment, or maybe later, I was not going to get over it. This was a huge thing, and he was expecting me to not only accept his apology but to accept him as well, even after how he fucked my life.

"Zane! GET OUT!’ I yelled at the top of my lungs this time and fought to keep my hands free. He looked shocked when he should have been accepting that kind of reaction from me.

’Do you not hear me?" I screamed, pushing him away from me. He didn't use his strength to fight back, even when I kept pushing him in the direction of the door.

once," he begged when he was right by the door

said in sobs, slamming the door shut in his face. The moment

make things right. Please!" He knocked on the door repeatedly, but I stayed there and

much about my identity in the last few hours, and I don't know

he stormed off. I

chore at the moment. I was just sad, devastated, and alone. The rest of the evening and night was a blur. I heard a guard show up at the door and bring food for

for me as advised by Akin until

and hiding my face from the guard's

fine." Obviously, he didn't know why I was asking that question. "I think he was busy dealing with the matters of the house in the field. I heard him talk to his

to the house in the fields. He was asking his

he said, then gave me another brand new phone after my last one got destroyed in the house. Akin had always been there for me,

said, accepting the phone, as I would need it for something very

about

I watched him nod and pull his phone out to

smiled. I gave him a nod but decided to stay silent. The moment he left, I started dialing the number. I knew for

needs to know the truth and that I have not forgotten about