Sharing Beatrice novel by Alexis Dee novel Chapter 59

Sharing Beatrice A Luna To Her Stepbrothers by Alexis Dee

Chapter 59 – Too Seductive

After a few hours of being alone in my bedroom, I got called into the living room by the brothers once again. At this point, I was not well. I was feeling hot, sweating, in fact. I walked downstairs with my eyes misty because of the pain between my shoulders and watched the brothers in the living room.

When I first entered the room, I didn’t even notice Maddox sitting among them. I didn’t know when he returned, but the pain had occupied my brain so much that I missed noticing him until after a few minutes had passed.

“Are you okay?” Helel asked, making me lift my face and watch him stare at me. It was only then that I looked around and noticed Maddox, too.

“I am fi-ne,” I answered, my throat feeling dry.

“Did you take any medications?” Helel continued to ask me. The brothers had definitely talked about me and how I felt the mate bond with Akin and Zane.

“I didn’t,” I shook my head and that’s when I recalled I haven’t felt the mate bond with Maddox again, “I was waiting for Maddox to come,” I said.

Maddox cleared his throat, stealing eyes from his brothers, and then, upon the gesture of Helel, he got up from his seat and approached me.

“Let’s check that one out as well,” he shrugged, looking around for his brothers’ reactions. They were on board with the idea. Even when Akin didn’t appreciate my trying to find out if he was my mate or not, he looked much calmer now.

Maddox kneeled down beside my sofa and stared into my eyes, pulling his hand out for me. I watched him for a moment, and then instead of going for his hand; I hugged myself.

“What happened?” Maddox whispered, noticing how reluctant I looked. He could tell I was upset with him about the other night and him abandoning me.

“Come on!” he whispered.

Now that I knew the brothers were watching me, I couldn’t continue acting like a m*oron. I needed to get over it so that I could take my pills and be relieved of this pain.

I finally gave him my hands, and as we waited, the hopes of feeling the mate bond started to vanish. A frown covered both of our foreheads. Even the brothers were a little taken aback this time.

“Perhaps they aren’t–,” I sensed as Akin was about to say it.

‘Mate!’