Sharing Beatrice novel by Alexis Dee novel Chapter 116

Sharing Beatrice A Luna To Her Stepbrothers by Alexis Dee

Chapter 116 – f*uc*k Her

‘Ace! Take over!” I yelled at her for not getting the hint till now. The men were attempting to drag us somewhere we didn’t know. But one thing was for sure: they knew about Colt’s ident*ity. And if they were to expose him to the pack, not only would he get in trouble, but I would be seen as someone who was helping a weredragon too.

‘Ace!’ I yelled again, but she remained silent. That’s when I realized she played me. She backed down from her words again, and now I had to do something. I turned over to the man and kicked him in his balls.

“Ahh f*uc*k!” his growls scattered around the air while the other guy dropped half-consciousness Colt to the floor to lunge at me. Before I could reach Colt, the other guy punched me in the face, and I landed on the ground.

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“Ahh!” I winced, holding my hand over my eye and grimacing in pain. His punch was so hard that I swear my eye rolled back in my head.

“You can’t even control a little girl.” The guy yelled at the one on the ground before turning to me and saying, “We don’ t need to carry her burden with us. She is, anyway, a witness to this whole mess. We should take her out.” He pulled a gun and pointed it right at me.

His anxiety and body language were making me realize he didn’t want to mess up his boss’ orders, so he was definitely going to pull the trigger.

I crawled back on the ground in fear, watching death in the eye. He was shaking in anger or curiosity. I couldn’t tell.

As soon as his finger rested on the trigger, I knew I was dying until a monstrous howl filled the air. He panicked and dropped the gun when a wolf jumped out from behind the bushes and attacked him.

“AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!” His screams were louder than anything. I took the opportunity and rushed over to Colt, who was unable to move his body but was still awake.

The wolf tore open the man and then turned to the other man, who was already in pain. From the look in the man’s eyes, he knew he was going to die.

The wolf showed no mercy as he jumped at him next. I had held Colt’s head in my lap while watching the strong and vicious wolf play with the two as an animal plays with its prey.

The wolf with golden fur then finished the two and slowly strolled over behind the bushes. I knew who it was, and since Colt was not in a fit state, there was no point in attempting to run away from him.

“We sh—ould run for safety!” Colt said this with difficulty, his eyes forcibly shutting down.