Sharing Beatrice novel by Alexis Dee novel Chapter 131

Sharing Beatrice A Luna To Her Stepbrothers by Alexis Dee

Chapter 131 – I Am One Of Them

As she raised her claw to hit me, she stopped and pushed back. A screeching roar heaved across her lips as she stum- bled back. The moment she skipped steps and backed away, I saw Akin standing with a big iron axe in his hand.

He had struck her with the iron, but that only injured her enough to make her step away from me. She retreated quickly, her eyes showing green sparkles in them. Helel ran after us and threw the chain around her neck, but she had already approached me again. Zane was attacking her while in his wolf form.

It was then that Akin rushed between us again, and this time he aimed for her heart. Gwen had a few second’s advantage, but watching him get between us distracted her. She let out a whimpering, roaring sound, but that didn’t help Akin change his mind. My vision was blurry, but I saw Akin throw. the axe at her, and it struck her in the heart. Her roars turned louder, and her body lost its balance. Since she was already in iron chains, she couldn’t even transition back.

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She stepped back and squirmed, howling in pain, before her body landed on the ground with a thud. Her eyes were still open, Akin’s image sparkling in the reflection when she shed a tear. A green shining pearl escaped her eyes before they shut close.

Akin was only wearing black shorts. All the scratches on his body were bleeding like crazy. I wished to get up and give him a hug, but I wasn’t in that state. Zane was beginning to shift back to his human form by then.

“Beatrice!” Helel, who had tied her in the chains, sprinted in my direction and carried me in his arms without giving it a second thought. The way his heart was pounding to the point that I could feel it from inside his chest was evidence that he was truly worried for me.

“I am going to take her to the hospital,” Helel yelled. “Call Maddox and ask him to visit me in the hospital.” He continued to yell at Akin, who hadn’t moved a muscle since he k*illed her.

It was weird that she died from an iron axe, but that’s why Helel had to wrap her in chains. The chains were preventing her from waking up again.

Helel put me in his car and drove like crazy to the hospital.

“What are you going to do w—ith Gwen? She will wake up the instant the chains are gone,” I whispered with difficulty, worried for Akin. It mustn’t have been easy for him to k*ill the girl he was interested in with his own hands.

“We will cage her in the mountains. There are many prison caves that prevent the deadly creatures from ever coming out. Since she is in her dragon form, it is better that we don’t remove the chains and drag her into a cave and leave her there until we find a weapon to finish her once and for all.” Helel said, his hand holding my hand while he held the steering in his other hand.

“What about Akin? Do you think his heart will melt for her?” I asked, feeling my body turn weak and lose its strength.