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Sharing Beatrice novel by Alexis Dee novel Chapter 36

Sharing Beatrice A Luna To Her Stepbrothers by Alexis Dee

Chapter 36-Cannot Escape Me

“How,” Helel pulled away from me and jumped out of the bed once it was certain that my wolf had fallen asleep.

“Maybe she was angry and said it just to piss me off?” I got up in bed, making up explanations for how it was possible.

“It’s not how it works. Besides, my wolf felt it too,” he said, as he walked around the room, running a hand through his silky hair, and mumbling all the possibilities to himself.

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“But you just rejected me. How could it be possible?” I whispered. Even I was at a loss for words.

“What if—,” he paused, stopping in his tracks too, “We need to see if you can still feel the mate bond with the others too,” Helel announced it but didn’t wait around. He hadn’t even looked my way after feeling the mate bond with me. It was probably the reality setting close to him.

The reality is that he cannot escape me. Obviously, I was a bit lost too, but nothing too crazy. I needed the Alpha Kings to be my mates.

I sat down and waited for him to bring the others inside. Akin wasn’t around, so I’m a*s*suming he was upset with me for raising my voice at him and doubting his intentions.

“But how is it possible?” Zane walked in first, and the others followed him.

“Is your wolf awake?” Zane stopped in front of me and asked me. All I had to do was just shake my head at him.

“But why?” Maddox had the same expression of exhaustion. on his face as before when he found out we were mates.

“I don’t know. I’m calling Akin because this ain’t it,” Helel mumbled, dialing Akin’s phone.

“Do you know what it means?” Maddox looked at Zane and asked him.

“That we are stuck with her,” he added until his eyes landed on my face, “I’m not blaming you, but it’s a f*uc*ked-up situation since you are—,” he was about to ramble the same thing when I said it.

“It’s okay. Of all you brothers, you are the last one I want to be mated to.” The instant I said that, I saw Zane bite his tongue and step away from Maddox.

“Excuse me?” The look on Maddox’s face comforted me.

“Everybody has a certain type. You are not my type, and I’m not yours.” I added it just so that he doesn’t think I’m instigating him when, in reality, I was.

Maddox lowered his face and sighed with his hands on his face. It was almost like a sigh of disbelief.

“Let’s not argue,” Zane mumbled, gently patting his brother’s back.

“As for you, why did you lie to me when you said Maddox told you about us?” I wasn’t going to spare Zane for lying to everyone and making me look bad. His face turned dark when he heard me questioning him.

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