Female Novel
Sharing Beatrice A Luna To Her Stepbrothers By Alexis Dee Chapter 292
Sharing Beatrice A Luna To Her Stepbrothers by Alexis Dee Book 2
Chapter 292 – But I Trusted Him!
Maura’s POV:
I was running barefoot after I got too scared of Beatrice’s dragon, tripped, and lost my shoes. By the
time I was in the mountains again, I was a mess.
“I am so sorry!” I don’t remember how many times I have apologized to Beatrice, but it didn’t seem
enough. I was hugging myself and walking on the road, making my way back home, when I kept
thinking about Zane.
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“He deserves someone like Beatrice!” I whispered, “The two of them are perfect for each other-loving
and kind,” I uttered this as realization began to strike me. What I did to her was somehow influenced by
my attraction and love for Zane. The love that makes you do something so evil is toxic.
I wish I could go back in time and stop myself from making that mistake, but it is impossible.
“It is okay, she survived,” I told myself, since I didn’t have a wolf who could comfort me. I was a freaking
Huldra with no special powers. All I could do was comfort the animals and bring them back to life. How
the heck was this even fair to me? Should I have been a hybrid?
No! I had to be a huldra. Being weak was the reason, along with other messed up reasons, that I made
such a crude decision for Beatrice.
“Oh Gosh! My head hurts,” I whined, reaching the house with the thought that I would get to hug my
mother. She said she was a weredragon babysitter. I will hug her and confess to everything, then
apologize. Together, we will take our princess back home, even if she punishes me there.
The thought of seeing my mother sleep in peace after so long was the only thing that kept me walking
toward the house.
However, my karma had arrived before me.
“Why is the door open?” I gasped as I reached the house and saw the door wide ajar.
“Zane!” I ran into the house looking for him, but instead, I found the living room empty. He was gone.
“Mom!” I called for my mom next, not being too loud because if she was sleeping, I wouldn’t want to
bother her.
Maybe Zane was too drunk and left without thinking about closing the door. The excuse I’d made for
him in my mind no longer comforted me when I found my mother missing.
“N0!” I gasped, feeling chills running up and down my spine, “MOM!” I cried loudly this time, looking
around the house like a crazy person.
“What the heck! Mom! Where are you?” I was crying and looking everywhere for her when my eyes
landed on the chains that were supposed to be around her wrists.
“S*HI*T!” I cursed, grabbing the chains and running out of the house in search of her.
“MOM!” I yelled as loudly as I could, looking everywhere desperately for her. Maybe she transitionednovelbin
and flew around to experience what she had been missing for years.
Those accusations meant nothing because the truth was that my mother was missing and so was the
alpha king Zane.
“What if he took her to prison? No! He wouldn’t do that without chains,” I slapped my head for thinking
he could do something like that. I ran back into the house to look for a phone. Zane told me he had
kept the necessary things in the house, so there has to be a phone. I couldn’t find a phone-anything at
all to call for help.
I was stunned. My body was shaking. But at least I knew he didn’t take her to present her before the
counselors. However, she was still missing. If she had transitioned and somebody saw her, they would
tell Lord Vasquez, and then I wouldn’t ever be able to save my mother. I checked every single corner of
the house and around this time, it was pretty certain that she wasn’t in the house. I ran out again in
search of her. I don’t even know how far I got into the mountains when a feeling of terror started to take
over me.
“MOM! Please come bac—,” I was running around when I saw a pool of blood, and in that pool of blood
was something I recognized to be my mother’s head. “No! No! that’s not possible,” I shivered, slowing
down when approaching her remains.
“How is tha—t possible,” I shook my head repeatedly, punching my arms to wake up from this terrifying
dream.
“You cannot die; you just got your freedom back,’ I dropped on my knees in her blood and gently
touched her skin, “No! f*uc*k no!” I retreated and began to howl. “The hunters! No! mom!” I recalled
what Zane had told me about the hunters. She didn’t even seem like she was in the process of
transitioning. They f*uc*king killed her.
But why? What has she ever done to anyone?
“Mom! Wake up. Your Maura is here! She needs you,” I sobbed, unable to reach for her head. It was so
unfair to me. After living my life under abuse for years and thinking my mother had passed away
peacefully somewhere years ago, I found her again just to lose her, but this time, I knew she didn’t die
peacefully. “We were this close to ha—ppiness!” I took a deep breath while warm tears reached my
cheeks. If karma had to be struck by someone, it should have been me. Why my mother?
“You are not going to wake up? Even if I tell you I will never speak to you again?” My voice was coming
out in whimpers. Everything had stopped around me. “It is okay, I will wake you up, mom!” I then
determinedly loosened my long, red hair and reached for my mother’s head with difficulty. Her skin was
still warm when I touched her.
I closed my eyes and prayed for her awakening, “Wake up,” I mumbled, doing whatever I could do or
whatever power I could use.
But nothing happened!
I opened my eyes to her being dead-painfully dead.