Sharing Beatrice novel by Alexis Dee novel Chapter 35

Sharing Beatrice A Luna To Her Stepbrothers by Alexis Dee

Chapter 35 – Mates Again!

Before he could let his wolf take over, I rushed upstairs in tears while yelling some really interesting things at the brothers that I couldn’t even realize at that time.

“I don’t need anyone to keep me safe anymore. I don’t even want to live like that.” I stormed inside my room and locked the door. Dropping to my knees, I started wailing loudly while feeling something wet run down my back and dampen my shirt.

“UGHH!” I groaned, scratching my arms to alleviate the pain.

“What is going on? Why do I feel this pain?” I was muttering to myself. My wolf didn’t even speak up this time. I was in a state where I felt like I would pass out, but I didn’t.

How do I stop this pain? That’s when somebody started banging on the door.

“Beatrice! Why did you lock the door?” It was Helel. He was trying to get into the room.

“What do you want now?” I yelled, realizing I had rejected all my alpha king mates. What now? I am left with Flynn, whom I don’t want, and I am sure he doesn’t want me either anymore.

“Just open the door first,” he yelled.

“No!” I screamed as I squirmed on the floor, noticing how dry my mouth was beginning to get. The room was pretty hot. I needed an icy wind to touch my skin. I got up on my feet and rushed over to the window, opening it wide and letting the icy breeze cover my skin.

“You are on your medications, and your wolf is triggered right now. Just open the door, please!” He didn’t sound like he was coming to hurt me or my feelings. He told me in simple words that he was trying to help me.

“Beatrice! I am a trainer; I can help you control your wolf to some extent. Just open the door, please?” I bet the pause he took was to calm himself down first in order to calm me down.

I was feeling a lot of pain, so it was worth a shot to let him. help me. Now that I was not going crazy, I remembered why I needed to hide my scent.

Taking slow strides toward the door, I opened it and stepped aside instantly. My back met the wall when he rushed inside and stared at me.

“You didn’t hurt yourself, did you?” he asked, bending over to scan me from head to toe and then watching me shake my head.

“And why the heck is that window open?” He then ambled towards the window and closed it again.

Helel closed the bedroom door and stood a few feet away from me before he walked my way and stood face-to-face with me.

“I know you are angry at me for the whole rejection thing. But trust me, I don’t feel anything for you. Do you really want to be mated to someone who doesn’t even see you in that light?” He started talking, and his words only hurt me. That was the problem. I couldn’t understand why they were so reluctant to feel anything for their fated mate.