Sharing Beatrice novel by Alexis Dee novel Chapter 489

We looked everywhere for her. There was not a single place where we didn’t search for her. It was as if she had disappeared out of our sight. The guard sent me the security footage, and I didn’t check it. I did not believe them, and wasting time was not an option either. I kept looking alongside Helel, but then night arrived and there was no area left for us to search in our pack.

We returned to our pack in a defeated manner and without her.

“You didn’t find her?” Reign asked, rubbing her palms nervously.

“She is nowhere,” I mumbled, feeling my chest tightening. As we stood near the entrance, we heard the guards shouting at someone, or maybe alarming us about someone’s arrival.

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It was Zane.

“Where is everyone?” he yelled for our attention.

“Let him in,” I yelled, grunting and clenching my jaw. If he had anything to do with her disappearance and was here to make a deal. I will kill him.

He walked into the mansion with an angry look on his face, wearing all black, just like his heart, and stopped in front of us. Thankfully, the baby was with Gwen in the room, so he wasn’t able to have his evil eyes set on her.

“You guys call yourself her protectors, huh?” Zane grunted, making us glare back at him.

“Where is she, and why am I hearing it from the outsiders that she had been missing for the whole day?” He kept going on, but at least it made me believe he was also oblivious to where she was.

“As if you don’t know where she is,” Reign muttered, stepping up to have a word with him.

“Little useless piece of shit— nobody is talking to you. I am only here to talk about Beatrice and her safety. I want to know what you guys are doing to find her?” He insisted on knowing in a threatening tone. Colt tried to face him, but Reign held his hand and pulled him back.

“Nobody is going to talk about her with you. So f*uc*k off, Zane!” That was it. I was not ready to waste my time and energy explaining anything to him.

He lifted his head and managed to smirk even through the time like this. “You want my help, brother? Because trust me, this seer of yours is not capable of finding her,” he proceeded to demean us and make it seem like he is the only one who could keep her safe.

As the tension grew, I shook my head to dismiss him again.

“Get the f*uc*k out of here, Zane, before I lose my patience with you,” Helel broadened his shoulders and stepped up, facing him.

“Hm! Why so aggressive? Why waste energy when we should be working together and finding a way to bring her home?” Zane seemed oblivious. He looked angry but then awfully calm at the same time.

Something just didn’t seem right.