Sharing Beatrice novel by Alexis Dee novel Chapter 119

Sharing Beatrice A Luna To Her Stepbrothers by Alexis Dee

Chapter 119 – The Girl In His Room

“The Mountains?” Helel asked me to be double sure he heard me correctly.

“Yeah! The mountains that everybody is talking about,” I said, and he kept staring at my face in silence.

“Not everybody, only Zane. He is the only one who decided the entire trip with Mr. Mykel. None of the other brothers agreed on it. In fact, Akin and I have been meaning to have a talk with Mr. Mykel to cancel this so-called trip to hell. And now you want me to not only tell Akin I have changed my mind but invite him to the trip too?” Helel had a very bland expression on his face when he asked me if he heard me correctly.

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I had to roll my eyes and breathe through my nostrils to express my exhaustion with these brothers.

“The volcano is not going to erupt. At least not right now.” I tried explaining, but his constant shaking of his head stopped me mid-sentence.

“Fine, let’s hear what plan you can come up with,” I said, folding my arms over my chest. He watched my face in silence and then shrugged his shoulders.

“The mountains are fine, I guess. I don’t want a weredragon to transition into a pack,” he finally agreed with me. We discussed a few more things, and then he got up to leave.

“And by the way, it’s not like I am jealous or I want to be official with you. I just don’t want you to befriend someone out of frustration and then regret it later,” he murmured, stealing his eyes from me.

“Yeah! Thank you!” I rolled my eyes at his desperate need to not sound needy.

“So, then I will convince my brothers and ask Akin to convince Gwen to join us on this trip. I must tell Mr. Mykel that I am not allowing the school trip. It will be more like our family trip. And if Gwen is indeed a weredragon, we must keep other students away from her,” as Helel said. We heard something fall outside the room and footsteps rushing away in the hall-way.

Helel and I shared a terrifying glance and then rushed over to check who had been eavesdropping on us. The moment Helel opened the door, we realized there was no one near the stairs. But as Helel and I turned around to my room. again, we saw Maddox standing beside his room’s door and watching us.

“Maddox?” Helel questioned, looking around and then walking up to his brother, who was staring at us in silence.

“What are you doing here?” Helel asked because the timing was odd. Did Maddox hear us talk?

“I heard some noise!” Maddox answered, lowering his face and gently rubbing his chin, “You two —,” he then raised his head to ask us.

Helel turned to me and gave me a nod. We had to look less suspicious, so Helel was left with no other choice but to state a random lie.

“I was helping her with her studies,” he murmured awkwardly.