Sharing Beatrice novel by Alexis Dee novel Chapter 220

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

Chapter 220 – Let’s Play A Game, Shall We?

“Let’s leave this place and live somewhere else,” he whispered, but that’s when I recalled Flynn and how he could stay here and ruin everyone.

“No! I don’t want to be selfish.” I shook my head and pushed away from him. He stared at me as if he had seen a ghost.

“But I…” before he could object, I hushed him this time.

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“I have a lot to deal with. I’m not ready for anything right now,” I said as I kept staring into his face and taking steps back from him.

He didn’t even know I’m a weredragon. How can I leave with him or anyone else without telling them the truth?

I took off before he could stop me, sprinting downstairs, when I saw Flynn entering the living room with Mariah behind him. She looked a bit gloomy, and he looked annoyed.

I had to stop and eavesdrop on them because it looked like they were having an argument.

“What have I told you about not wandering around Zane?” Flynn started off very strongly. He was growling and grunting at her.

“I wasn’t—,” her voice was filled with hesitation, “he came in the view so I asked him how was he?” She was not using her infamous high pitch.

“Why?” he asked stubbornly.

“Flynn! I don’t get what the issue is here. It’s not like he’s our enemy. We all used to be friends—,” as she finally found the courage to stand up for herself. She was shut down by a loud groan from Flynn.

“And he is your ex,” he interrupted, reminding her why he wants her to stay away from him.

“It’s not like you don’t have a mate who you have yet to reject,” she muttered, giving him back.

There was a silence that made me curious. He probably wasn’t expecting that demand.

“She is my fated mate. I cannot just reject her like that,” he argued with her, making me roll my eyes at him for questioning her loyalty while making different rules for himself.

“Like that? So how do you plan to reject her then? It’s not like you haven’t slept with her already. Don’t tell me you are planning for more,” she muttered under her clenched jaw, raising a good concern. I would be worried too if the same happened to me.

“Mariah! I’m getting engaged to you today. Is that not enough a*s*surance of my loyalty to you? If that’s not enough, there is no need for a ceremony then,” his threat made her let out a gasp. I knew he would somehow convince her. “No! You are taking it wrong.” Her tone changed almost instantly.