Sharing Beatrice novel by Alexis Dee novel Chapter 500

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

Chapter 490 I Am Not Enough (Reign Winchester)

We were silently and agitatedly waiting for the arrival of Akin. Ever since Helel found out that Akin had visited Zane to seek help, he had been restless. I haven’t said much, either. A part of me felt useless for not being able to help, and the other part was worried that would be the end of my brother, Flynn.

“Why are you all standing at the entrance? We are going to look for Flynn. We don’t have much time,” as soon as Akin entered the mansion, he mumbled in confusion. But everybody knew he was just trying to avoid the big topic of conflict.

“Why did you go to him?” Helel stepped up, not letting go of this chance to question him.

“It doesn’t matter who I got the help from. All that matters is that we need to look for Beatrice. Her life is in danger,” Akin said, stopping in his tracks and raising his voice. The way he passed us a glance, I could tell he wasn’t happy about many things.

His mind must be getting restless from thinking about why she left him in the first place and how she ended up in the clutches of Flynn.

“Akin! Do you hear yourself? What makes you think he will not lie to you?” Helel used a different approach this time. I know he didn’t like Akin even talking to Zane, but because it was about Beatrice, he was also forced to stick to silence.

“Huia did her spell thingy,” Akin replied, stealing eyes from me.

I knew it. I was becoming useless. I felt a little comforting nudge around my elbow from Colt because he could feel the ease I was feeling.

“We have a seer too,” Helel whispered, steadily turning to look at me.

“I know, but —- we need to find her,” Akin was too ashamed to look my way. I didn’t blame him for being desperate to find his mate. I was the one who couldn’t help them.

I was beginning to wonder if I had ever helped them in any way, shape, or form. “We should go look for her,” Akin then added without raising his head. After a few seconds of silence, Heiel nodded his head and began to walk behind him to exit the mansion. Now that the brothers had left, I closed my eyes to swallow my tears.

“We better get going too. I am sure you will be able to locate your br—,” Colt stopped murmuring when he acknowledged how I was standing there in tears.

“Hey! Don’t take it personally,” he instantly wrapped his arms around me and giving me a comforting hug.