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Sharing Beatrice novel by Alexis Dee novel Chapter 294

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

Chapter 294 – Close To My Mate.

Beatrice’s POV:

“You brought her home?”

“Are you in your right mind?”

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“Do you not remember why one of your brothers died and the other is in a coma?”

I woke up to a heated argument between what seemed likely to be Akin, Sofia, and Vasquez. Now that I have taken a wholesome rest, I don’t feel the bodily pain anymore. But that didn’t mean I wouldn’t encounter crazy parents.

I rolled out of bed and realized I was only wearing Akin’s coat. His scent was so mild and comforting that I sat on the edge of the bed, sniffing his coat for the next two minutes.

‘Take a good sniffy sniff, good morning!’ Ace, greeting me, almost took me off guard. I was not used to her waking up with me.

‘Don’t tell me you forgot about me,’ she said dramatically, ‘Ah! So, this is how morning feels after transitioning,’ she continued yammering, making me wonder how I am going to prevent her from coming out without my pills.

‘Are you forgetting something?’ I raised a concern, waiting for her to stop playing and acknowledge the problem we might need to deal with.

‘What?’ she scoffed at me for running her mood.

‘Ace! You are not supposed to transform here. They will kill you,’ I warned her, even thinking about what will happen when we shift into our weredragon form. ‘Don’t worry. We are royalty. After our first transition, we will not transition for another twenty days, as our bones need rest and all that b*ullS*HI*T. But remember, after that, we are free. So you better hurry and leave for the Midwest,’ she said, with an urgency in her voice that seemed valid.

‘I will do something about it. Don’t worry. I just need to find Maura and her mother,’ as soon as I said their names, I felt this burning sensation inside me.

‘Why? You are not taking them with us, are you?’ I knew it. Ace wasn’t very forgiving of others. I a*s*sumed it was because she had inherited that royal ego from her ancestors.

‘Can we talk about that and focus on this matter for now?’ I said as I recalled the argument going on in the living room.

‘What about it? Let Akin take care of it,’ she scoffed again, and I swear I was shocked. Ace was just too much.

“Fine. She can stay here, but find her a new place soon. Don’t you see she is a cursed one? Death follows her wherever she goes,” Sofia yelled at her son, and it wasn’t like she lied. I was beginning to look like the cursed one.

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