Sharing Beatrice A Luna To Her Stepbrothers by Alexis Dee

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

Chapter 397 Fake Love!

Beatrice Dismay:

I stood outside, hearing everything. My heart seemed to forget to beat. I had enough of listening to it. I barged into them, looking all shocked. Helel gasped, getting up from the couch and staring at me with teary eyes.

“Beatrice! What are you doing here?” He asked, as if that was an appropriate response.

“Why don’t you two tell me what you are doing here?” I asked with a forced smile on my lips.

“I was just passing the room and decided to say goodbye to him,” Gwen jumped in to interrupt. She looked hesitant, but was keeping herself together.

“Why? Why are you leaving?” I asked, keeping the smile on my lips but not hiding the tears, either. I’m sure they were not idiots for not notice the appearance of those.

“Beatrice, I can explain,” unlike Gwen, Helel decided to be upfront because he knew I had caught him.

me: that you slept with her. Because you made it seem like you two felt the mate bond and then you rejected her,” I wanted to raise my voice and scold them. But I didn’t have the right to do

didn’t want to lose you over a mistake,” Helel rushed to hold my hands, but I freed them from him

to tell me until I found out myself,” I closed my eyes to simmer down. It was getting to me

hey! I am sorry. I didn’t mean to. I wish I was in my senses and hadn’t done it. But please, I don’t want things to change because of that,” he began

said, raising my voice as I pushed him away from

two of you,” Gwen

I yelled at the two, “A child

down and mumbled, “I’ll be included in my baby’s life, but that would

an honourable thing to do, but apart from that—,” I took a pause as I gathered my courage to say it,

stepped closer, but I kept moving away from

time alone, Helel,” I raised my hand to show my palm to him and tell him to stay away

But I need to do it. It was going to be harder for me to make a plan with him staring at my face with teary

cry before them. It wasn’t bad to cry, but I knew I would say nonsense once I broke down. He grabbed my hand and refused to let go when I

sprinted out of the room and made my way downstairs in a hurry to get out of here as quickly as possible. I felt like an idiot for thinking nothing

because everyone in the garden saw me. I don’t

shocking me, because I truly thought she would be the first one to recommend we shift and