Sharing Beatrice novel by Alexis Dee novel Chapter 257

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

Chapter 257 – He Is Magical.

“This is where it was.” I pointed in the direction from afar when getting out of the car and noticed Akin side-eyeing me. I later called Reign and told her I needed the powder for myself and Akin. I didn’t want to waste time explaining things to her when she arrived.

“Why do you keep looking at me?” I asked him, trying to step ahead of him so that he could not see me looking around curiously.

“Why are you looking around curiously?” he asked, speeding up and matching my pace.

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“I’m not,” I lied. “I am just making sure we are not being followed,” I added.

“I will take care of that if it happens,” he scoffed in annoyance, making me wonder if he could suspect I was up to something.

I followed him to the cabin in silence, and when we reached the door, the gush of memories made me sick to my stomach.

I slowed down and stood outside, which Akin noticed and didn’t leave my side. “Are you alright?” he asked, fixing his silky hair as the wind blew it messily over his forehead.

“I’m fine,” I said, taking deep breaths.

“I will go inside if you are not comfortable,” he suggested, but I shook my head and decided to go along.

“We should not delay,” I murmured under my breath and got inside first.

Akin stepped into the cabin, and the instant he was fully inside, the door slammed shut.

“What the heck?” It startled me, and a little gasp heaved across my lips. “It’s alright, don’t panic. Maybe the wind blew it shut.” Akin raised his hand to show me his palm and gestured for me to calm down.

I watched him turn around and hold his hand on the door to push it open, but nothing happened. He then placed his other hand on it and started pushing it harder, but that didn’t work either.

“The wind is fighting you back, I guess!” I taunted, rolling my eyes while looking around curiously.

“That is weird,” he whispered under his breath.

“It really isn’t,” I shrugged, and he looked at me, puzzled.

“You look rather relaxed,” he questioned, as I could tell if the door didn’t open in the next few minutes, he would freak out.

“That’s because I knew this would happen. Your mother has warned me about it,” I stated, recalling the last bit of conversation we had on the phone after Akin took off to get us coffee two hours ago.

Sofia told me why she had asked me to accompany Akin.

“You knew?” he frowned, turning to face me and looking sternly at me.