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Chapter 433

    Chapter 433


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


    Chapter 423 His Mother-In-Law (Beatrice Dismay)


    “What happened to Mom?” I asked Vincent for more details soon after I left Akin’s room. I was worried


    for him, and leaving him alone was hard when I knew there were people here who didn’t like the sight


    of him. But my mother’s degrading health saddened me.


    “Your mom wants to spend time with you,” Before Vincent could say a word, Igor joined us in our brisk


    walk toward my mother’s room.


    “Vincent told me she is not feeling well,” I said, following Vincent briskly.


    “That’s true. She is not,” Igor added. He was calmly walking behind me and worrying me.


    He had no job when he came with me.


    “May I know what happened?” I hate that I had to constantly pester them for details.


    “Food poisoning,” Igor replied without disying any harshness in his voice.


    “The water here was always salty. We brought food and water from outside their, so maybe her


    stomach had a difficult time adjusting to it,” he then exined, and I nodded in worry.


    “You don’t have to follow me all the way to her room. She will be fine. I will take care of her,” I finally


    stopped outside her room and told him, watching him look at me intensely.


    Every time I spoke badly to him or told him to do something, he would go silent and just stare at my


    face as if he were contemting what to do with me.


    “I am here for her. I was also informed just a minute before you,” he made an attempt to exin why he


    was tailing me, but I wasn’t satisfied.


    It seemed like he needed alone time with my mom and me to probably say some nonsense.


    But I’ve decided not to ept any bulls*hit from him when ites to Akin. They don’t know him the


    way I do.


    “Okay,” I sighed, and I got into the room where my mother was sitting on the couch with her arm


    extended and their’s doctor checking her blood pressure.


    “It was something she ate,” the doctor said in simple words before heading out of the room.


    “Ah, my daughter is here. Now I will feel better,” mom spread her arms for me and asked me to sit with


    her. I sat down and then hugged her, resting my head on herp.


    “Anything thates from them is poison,” Igor said, but I decided to ignore him. I could go on arguing


    with him about his behavior towards the brothers, but I reckoned my mom would get anxious about us


    bickering in front of her.


    “Beatrice, my dear daughter!” Mom then made me lift my head so that she could cup my face in her


    soft hands. “Why did you hide the truth from us?”


    I frowned and turned my face to Igor, thinking about what it was about.


    “What truth?” I questioned.


    “That coat. His coat found on the crime scene suggests his involvement,” mom imed, making my


    heart sink in my chest.


    Obviously, they were not over this conversation. There was a crazy pervert on the loose.


    “Because he is innocent,” I stated, and a chuckle from Igor made me close my eyes to calm my racing


    breathing. “Mom! Do you trust my judgment?” I asked, and she sighed.


    “I would love to believe you, but I do believe you are very naive,” she stated with a sorrow-filled sigh,


    heaving her l*ips.


    “You have lived your entire life with those cunning creatures. You admitted that you didn’t have a good


    childhood and that you didn’t even know about your identity until some time ago. So tell me again, on


    what basis should we believe in your judgment?” Igor dragged the whole sofa closer to us and sat


    facing me.


    While I was ring at his face, my mother nodded vigorously.


    “I agree with him. You have lived with those creatures. It seems like-,” she paused when she couldn’t


    find the correct word.


    “Stockholm Syndrome,” Igor mumbled, and I rolled my eyes hard at him. Obviously, he looked it up.


    “Some people fall in love with their captors,” he exined to my mother while I breathed in exhaustion.


    “You are making up stories, and my mother is believing you. Tell me again, how is my mother’s


    situation any different from mine? She has been trapped here under a despicable ruler all her life. Do


    you think she is making this judgment for herself or just following your beliefs?” I knew my words would


    sting, but they were the right way to put into words that I know everything about Igor.


    “So you think I’m not capable of understanding people?” My mom’s voice was low and carried sadness.


    “Fine. Look me in the eye and tell me this man over here is the best man for me,” I said as I pointed my


    finger at Igor’s chest, and the tip of it identally brushed against his skin. He lowered his head and


    briefly stared at where I had t*ouched him before clearing his throat and stretching his neck.


    My mom’s silence was another reason why he began to look anxious. I could tell he wanted and


    expected my mother to take his side.


    “He is still better than Akin,” once again, she disappointed me when she stated that.


    “You know what? I think it’s because you two have not spoken in private before. Get to know each


    other first and then decide,” my mom forced a smile onto her l*ips when begging me to spend time with


    him.


    “There is no point in wasting my time, Mom! I’m not choosing him over Akin,” I shrugged and noticed


    the way Igor’s jaw clenched.


    “Hm, I believe you don’t know something then. In ourir, we don’t ept rivals. We fight them and kill


    them to im our mate,” he then said in his genuine tone, filled with menace and cruelty.


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    I just stared at his face, as I wanted to let him know that if he hurt Akin, I’de after him.
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