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Sharing Beatrice A Luna To Her Stepbrothers By Alexis Dee Chapter 260
Sharing Beatrice A Luna To Her Stepbrothers by Alexis Dee Book 2
Chapter 260 – A Genuine Mistake.
The weather had gotten colder in the last few hours. After Reign gathered the powder, she realized she
couldn’t give it to him because, unlike others, he was running around and in his senses.
So, the poor guy had to run around and repeat the cycle for a few more minutes before he passed out,
and Reign was finally able to give him the powder.
He was still passed out on the ground while I sat beside him, plucking the gra*s*s and playing with it.
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My brain was consumed by many thoughts.
“I hope I did not kill the Alpha King,” Reign had been freaking out ever since she acknowledged she
should have waited for my signal instead of getting on with the plan.
“Hear yourself!” I sighed, “You killed an alpha King? Don’t worry, he is just resting,” I tried comforting
her when I wasn’t sure how I would calm myself down.
I didn’t know what I was going to say to him or how he was going to respond, but I was hoping he
would at least take some time to recall what he saw. ‘He is waking up,’ Reign’s announcement got me
to take a deep breath and taking spin around while still sitting on the gra*s*s to face him.
“Ugh!” he groaned, rubbing his eyes, and then taking a pause to process where he was.
“Akin! Are you alright?’ I asked in a soft murmur, worried about his reaction. ‘Hmm?” He sat straight,
scanning his body, and then staring at his hands in silence.
“What happened?” he asked in a raspy and rough tone. “When did she come here?” he then stared at
Reign, who was anxiously rubbing her palms together and shaking in her body.
‘You really— don’t remember anything?” I stuttered, sliding closer to see his eyes. He looked lost in the
moment.
“I — don’t know.” He scratched his scalp, probably unable to remember anything for now.
“Let’s go home,” he said, then stayed still for a minute before announcing we should leave. None of us
objected, but Reign cleared her throat to speak to me instead.
“I have my car parked on the road with your car. I will go in my own car.” She seemed so happy that
she didn’t have to travel with us. Well, being in the same car as us could be stressful for now.
“Go. enjoy your life,” I looked her in the eye and sighed, giving her help me look. Pouting sadly and
unable to stay, she rushed away from us.novelbin
Akin stepped ahead and started walking in haste towards the road, while I followed him in silence.
We watched Reign’s car take off, and that’s when, instead of getting into the car. Akin stopped near the
car and took a deep and exhausting breath.
“You know, Helel and I were each other’s shadow. We were not typically the types who are sticking by
the b*utt and acting clingy, but we would communicate via our wolves too. When I lost him, I lost a part
of me. It was the most difficult time of my life. I cannot tell you how I spent those days holding back
tears because I had to look stronger to leave a good example for my siblings,” he said it without even
turning around to look at me.
“I am sorry that—,” I murmured, taking a step in his direction when he turned around in a swift move
and look me in the eye.
“Are you though? Are you really sorry?” His voice was filled with agony and suffering.
I was beginning to understand that he remembered everything. I just didn’t know what approach to use
to calm him down and make him understand I was genuinely backing away from the plan when Reign
accidentally messed up.
“I do. Do you think I don’t feel your pain?’ I asked him, but the head shake and the little taunting scoffs
discouraged me. “If you did, you would respect my privacy. Who told you that you were allowed to peer
inside my mind?” He yelled out of the blue, a big tear rolling down his cheeks.
“I wasn’t going to. I had changed my mind—,” I anxiously pinched my finger while telling the truth. I
wanted to focus on anything else that could cause me pain so that I could look away from the pain in
his eyes.
“That’s because you saw me dying in that cabin and sympathized with me. If that had not happened,
you would have carried on with the plan because knowing about my secrets is all that matters to you.
Do you think I am hiding Helel’s body from you for some sick and twisted reason? Do you believe
you’re the only one looking for him? I am his f*uc*king twin. I am shredded into pieces after his demise,
and the last thing I wanted was for you to betray me,” he shouted, a little sob managing to escape his
eyes.
I have never seen him so broken before, and I feared that was it. He would never trust me again.
“Your secrets will stay safe with me, I a*s*sure you,” I whispered, walking up to him. but he stepped
back from me eagerly.
“My secrets!” he scoffed. “They are not secrets anymore. I am sure you saw everything because I did
too,” he nodded aggressively to himself, “You didn’t only take away my peace of mind but only my
choice of telling you—,” he paused as he laughed at himself, “Forget what you saw, it f*uc*king means
nothing anymore,” He grunted and wandered off down the road.
“How can it mean nothing when it is your ultimate fear?” I said, raising my voice so that it would reach
him.
He turned around and glared at me, realizing what I was talking about.
“Let’s drop you home,” he grunted, walking briskly towards the car and slamming the door shut when
getting into the driver’s side.
I was right. It was going to be a hard journey back home.