Sharing Beatrice novel by Alexis Dee novel Chapter 128

Sharing Beatrice A Luna To Her Stepbrothers by Alexis Dee

Chapter 128 – Vortex!

“This is so pretty,” Dream yelled, jumping up and down after we finished hiking to the top of the mountain next to the volcano.

The volcano was pretty symbolic, it was also radiating weird energy. The volcano in particular was called a Vortex; filled with energy.

Ever since we had traveled to the west and reached the mountains, I had been feeling super alive.

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I can’t recall when I have felt so good about myself before. It was certainly the volcano and the change of scenery.

Helel and Zane were setting up the tents near the mountains on the ground while we were hiking down again.

We girls were wearing tops and shorts with hats and big boots. We didn’t match. It was coincidental. In fact, Dream and Gwen haven’t said a word to me this entire time.

“It’s beautiful up there,” Gwen said, approaching Akin, who was fixing his tent.

I heard they were not sleeping in the same tent. It was weird how one day they were expressing feelings and getting intimate cut to weeks later. They haven’t even expressed fondness in that way again.

I walked over to Helel, who was setting up a tent too, and I stood beside him, my eyes stuck on Gwen, who was laughing and giggling with Akin.

“There are four tents,” Maddox announced after everything was set in place.

I instantly started doing the math in my head. No way was I going to share a tent with either Gwen or Dream. Both hated me to their cores.

“Maddox and I are staying in that purple one,” Dream pointed at a blue tent with a huge smile on her lips. Every- body stared at her for a moment before they decided to ignore her and focus on the others.

“We brothers can share a tent,” Zane suggested, but that only made things more complicated because three of them cannot fit into the tent.

“That’s why I told you guys to get those new big and updated ones,” Maddox complained when he was the one who didn’t even have to share the tent with too many people.

One could tell he didn’t want to be alone with Dream.

“I think we can decide later after we have finished setting up the fire. I can tell we are all pretty hungry. Let’s start cooking first and leave the other matters for later.” Helel smartly dismissed the subject, as none of us wanted Gwen to be alone in the tent with Akin.

Soon everybody scattered around while Gwen was sticking to Akin.

They needed some wood for later, so I took it upon myself and walked into the deep mountains to get some fresh air. Now that we were this close to exposing Gwen, I was feeling hesitant.

I don’t know what it was, but I was not as confident as I was prior to coming here.