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Chapter 28

    Chapter 28


    Sharing Beatrice A Luna To Her Stepbrothers by Alexis Dee


    Chapter 28 – My Wolf Wants All Of Them.


    “Why? What did I do?” I kept murmuring while getting dragged to my room by Zane. He had sped


    my wrist to make me follow him.


    “What is going on?” Helel must have seen us from the living room. He rushed after Zane and followed


    us to my room.


    “Zane! Are you out of your mind?” I heard Akin calling for Zane and sauntering upstairs. I had no clue


    why Zane was dragging me into my room and why Maddox woulde for me. The instant Zane


    shoved me into my room, he locked the door behind me.


    “What are you doing? Why did you lock her in?” Helel grunted from the outside. Hearing my mate show


    concern regardless of his true intent was such a blessing to me. At least I knew somebody would be


    looking out for me. As for Akin, he wasn’t even my mate, yet I kept thinking about him.


    “Maddox ising,” Zane mumbled.


    “So? He needs to get his S*hi*t together. We cannot hide her every time hees in. If by any chance


    father and her mother ended up having a mating ceremony, we will have to ept her as our


    stepsister,” Akin yelled at Zane in frustration. Helel and Zane remained silent for a moment, and I know


    why. The idea of epting me as their stepsister might sound disgusting now that we found out we


    were mates.


    “That’s not what’s the problem,” Zane finally snapped out of silence and murmured in a guilty tone. I


    stood inside the room, able to listen to them clearly, and wonder what took over Maddox.


    “Then tell us what is going on?” Helel pressurized him. I wanted to know what my fault was.


    “I will just tell you this much, we need to make sure he doesn’t get any closer to her. We know his


    anger knows no limits. If he hurts her, we will get in hot water with our father,” Zane was beating around


    the bush and still covering for his brother. His restating Maddox’s threat of hurting mepelled me to


    hug myself and step away from the door.


    “He won’t be able to hurt her. Do you think I will stand here and let him hurt her?” Akin’s voice and


    statement brought not only a smile to my lips, but it also silenced his brothers.


    “Now open the door for her,” Akin ordered Zane, and in silence, I heard the unlocking of the door. It was


    then that the door opened and I watched as Akin walked inside the room.


    “I am sorry for his behavior. He will not touch you again,” He said, his eyes gesturing at my wrist, where


    Zer held me to drag me after him.


    “Thank you,” I whispered, and without furthermunication, Akin walked out of the door. Helel and


    Zane were watching this little encounter with no delivery of words. I wondered if they felt a little jealous


    or not.


    Hopefully, they did.


    I didn’t like the cold shoulder they gave me most of the time. Ever since I was a child, I have craved


    attention, affection, and security. It really hurt me when I realized my mates were not into showing


    affection. But maybe that will change with time.


    Soon they will have all left for their rooms. I stayed inside my room, listening to the thunder and the


    loud noise caused by the storm. Soon it started raining too, and the whole ambiance changed. My


    room looked even scarier in the evening.


    By that time, I thought maybe they had taken care of Maddox and he wouldn’te to t*ortur*e me.


    But I was wrong. It was around 7 pm when I heard somemotion downstairs, and my heart sank in


    my chest.


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    “f*uc*king let me go,” It was Maddox. I hadn’t spent too much time with him, yet I was able to recognize


    his voice. Jumping out of the bed, I rushed towards the door to lock it from the inside. I don’t know how


    much it will help to keep an Alpha out of the room, but I tried.


    “You will note back wasted just to hara*s*s her,” It was Akin, sounding angry from outside my


    bedroom. They had already reached my room and were now trying to stop Maddox from opening the


    door.


    “Don’t tell me she has melted your heart,” Maddox yelled, his voice containing anger, hate, and


    frustration. Something I didn’t expect to hear in my mate’s voice for me.


    But then I focused on Akin’s words, and my heart felt a wave offort wrapping around it like a warm


    nket.


    “Maddox! Stop talking nonsense. We don’t want you to make a stupid mistake that will cost us all


    badly,” Helel jumped in and was probably the one blocking the door, too.


    “Mistake? You don’t even know the mistake that has been made. I am only here to correct it,” Maddox


    yelled, and soon themotion turned into a struggle. Maybe they were fighting him off, because I saw


    the door getting mmed and the handle rattling.


    “What are you talking about?” Akin’s voice filled my ears. They have once again stopped fighting to ask


    Maddox what was wrong with him.


    “We should go talk in the living room.” It was the first time that Zane spoke up.


    “No! We are not talking about it anywhere else. I am here to resolve the matters and get rid of the filth


    that has been shoved at me,” Maddox grunted, and shocked me. Was he really talking about the mate


    bond we felt?


    “What are you talking about? Okay, tell us and we will help you.” It was then that Akin tried to get the


    words out of his mouth.


    I gulped because I knew exactly who he was calling filth.


    “She is my… my mate!” As soon as Maddox said that, silence engulfed his brothers. I could only


    imagine how Helel and Akin felt about it.


    I felt weird and gross for attracting so many mates.


    “Wh—at?” I heard Helel stutter, probably thinking my wolf was crazy for attracting everyone.
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