Sharing Beatrice A Luna to her Stepbrothers

Sharing Beatrice A Luna To Her Stepbrothers By Alexis Dee Chapter 264

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

Chapter 264 – Tied In His Room.

“Ah!” a m*oan escaped my lips as I tried moving my body, but it was numb. Every inch of my bodyached. I was beginning to feel like I had been through a lot now that I was waking up.

“What the hell happ—,” My throat felt dry, so I stopped talking. The words were choking me. It wasn’tuntil the memory of what Pamela did flashed before my eyes that I jolted myself awake. I found myselfon a room’s cold floor.

Markus’ room, not just any room.

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I struggled to sit up, but the lack of light in the room made it difficult for me to look around and seewhere he was. He was certainly not in the room.

“Ah! What dho I dho nhow?” I was out of breath, but it was due to the fact that my eyes were scanningmy body while I finished the sentence. I was able to see what condition I was in. There were some bitemarks on my legs and hands, but because the room was dark, I couldn’t examine them properly.

Not just any bite marks, but somebody had tried chewing on my flesh and took a heavy bite out of itevery time they bit me.

“What the f*uc*k is wrong with them?” I let out a soft cry when examining my state. At this point, I wasscared for my life. The drug helped me not go through the trauma when he was eating my flesh, butnow that I was awake, I was traumatized.

“I need to get the f*uc*k out of here.” I was determined to leave and not become his food. But howwould I leave? Specially when I was in iron chains.

“Iron chains!” I gasped, crawling back to meet my back against the wall and stare at the chains inhorror.

That’s when I heard a creaking noise coming from the bed.novelbin

F*uc*k!

He was in the same room as me. Of course, he was. This was his room, and, being the monster hewas, he enjoyed tying his food to his bed as he slept.

“I am a*s*suming you are shocked why you are waking up here,” I heard him talk grumpily, making myheart drop in my chest.

“You must be wondering why I didn’t consume you entirely.” He asked, getting off the bed and finallyturning on the light. Now that it was all clear to my eyes, I almost let out an agonizing cry when lookingat the bite marks.

“It is because I care about you,” he whispered, walking over to me, “I love you, Beatrice!” he said andknelt down, staring me in the eye with a sweet smile on his lips until he started cackling up.

“You thought I would say that, didn’t you?” He laughed harder, shaking his head at me in disbelief.

“I left you because I like watching my prey look back at me in fear when I eat them alive,” he hissedwith a nasty grin on his lips.

He was a sick and twisted bastard, but his mother was the real enabler. She could have prevented itall, but instead, she gave me to him on a silver plate.

“Let me go; I will bring you food.” I lied, using whatever means I could use to convince him to let me go.

“No! You don’t understand,” he said, shaking his head, “I don’t want to eat anyone else. I just wantweredragon meat.” As soon as he said that, I gulped and pulled my knees closer to my chest.

“Oh wait! I didn’t tell you that I knew.” He laughed before tilting his head and looking at me with a fakepout. “Of course, I knew. You and your mother used to talk about it all the time. In fact, your mother sortof gave you away. I caught her in the fields the other night, and she promised me to send you here. Iam a*s*suming she only lied to save her a*s*s but I got you anyway, so I am not complaining,” heshrugged, making it seem so causal and that was the even scariest thing.

“Those girls—,” I stuttered, barely even able to hear my own voice. “Did you kill those girls?” I askedhim, with terror engulfing me. I knew what kind of answer I was going to get, and that answer wouldterrorize me even more.

“I knew you knew, but why didn’t you do anything? If you have done anything about it sooner— ah! Itwas because you wanted to know more about my drawings. You wanted to know if there is any wayyou can bring that a*s*shole alpha king back to life.” He laughed when staring at my face with a smilethat called me stupid in a million different ways.

“I knew you were interested in those pictures, so I drew one that would make you happy. I left breadcrumbs so that you will not open your mouth before anyone and will keep me alive thinking you will getanswers from me.” His evil laugh and way of talking stunned me.

He lied about my ability to resurrect someone. Of course, he did. I was not a wizard, but just aweredragon.

“Awe! Don’t cry now. It’s not like he could come back to you. You’re not supposed to live either,” hesaid, shaking his head, pouting, and waving his finger. “You were never supposed to stay alive,” he

sighed.

“What do you mean by that?” I asked him, with tears forming in my eyes. He knew about me; of course,he did.

“A weredragon baby! The baby who was going to give us strength was supposed to stay dead,Beatrice!” he commented. “You know you were brought into the werewolf land only to be fed to thewerewolf babies, did you not know that? Did nobody ever tell you how important you were back in theday when the werewolf baby was dying?” he asked, making me feel this chilly air around my body that Icouldn’t explain to anyone.

I was supposed to be fed to the werewolf baby.