Sharing Beatrice novel by Alexis Dee novel Chapter 58

Sharing Beatrice A Luna To Her Stepbrothers by Alexis Dee

Chapter 58 – One Of Them is into Me

Akin’s eyes grew in size when he realized I wasn’t just trying to irritate him. I was right! We were mates. I couldn’t express why I felt so happy, but he didn’t share the same feeling. He looked rather disgusted and shocked.

“I told you to go back to your room,” he muttered, approaching me with much anger and putting his fist down on the kitchen island.

“But hiding from the truth is not going to benefit any of us,” I argued with him. I probably didn’t realize how thirsty I sounded, but it was a must. My wolf badly wanted to be mates with them. Maybe it was the Moon Goddess’ way to protect me from whoever was coming for me.

She gave me so many mates who can protect me when the time comes. As of now, he doesn’t seem to be in the mood for any games.

“I don’t accept this truth,” he muttered, grunting as he couldn’t raise his voice at me. He was probably too ashamed to be heard by sweet Gwen in the living room.

“Why? Because you are interested in her?” I blocked his way when he tried to get past me. He didn’t even want to stand in the same kitchen as me.

“Beatrice!” he yelled angrily, closing his eyes and muttering, “I reject you!” he said, his face emotionless.

“I, Alpha King Akin, reject Beatrice Mintz as my mate. Happy now?” He got closer to my face to make sure I was staring into his eyes when he rejected me.

‘Mate!’

I heard my wolf’s call for him, and I bet he heard it, too. The instant he rejected me, we were back to being mates.

“What the f*uc*k! How are you doing it?” he yelled in his mouth, tightly zipping his lips when he was afraid of Gwen.

“I am not doing anything,” I retorted, tired of these brothers accusing me like I was some witch.

“Then make it stop,” he warned me, his finger moving up and down as he trembled because of extreme rage.

“How? If an alpha king cannot control his wolf, how can an omega like me do it?” I argued with him and refused to get out of his way.

I was stubborn!

“I will call my dad and talk to him about this because this is getting out of hand now.” As soon as he talked about our parents, I stepped back and walked aside.

“Don’t. My mom will be furious at me,” I requested. My att*itude changed just by listening to his threat.