Sharing Beatrice A Luna To Her Stepbrothers by Alexis Dee

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

Chapter 481 Wants Both The Brothers (Helel Spade)

“Shiloh! Nobody wants you to speak right now,” Akin instantly shut her up, but we all knew she would not. She

hadn’t come all the way here to shut up.

“I am just trying to help. Why would she leave in such a rush? Her note said that she felt for Helel, and then she left

when Helel–his mate gave birth,” she took a deep breath before finishing to talk.

“Shi—.” Akin hissed, trying to calm his agitated nerves.

“If you don’t want to end up in a bad state, just leave,” I ordered her, and she shook her head softly.

“I am not trying to cause any trouble. I went to the hospital to take care of my wounds since nobody came to the

guesthouse today. I found out that somebody had seen Beatrice enter the hospital. I don’t know why she went

there, but maybe she found out about Gwen being in labor and it made her anxious? It just all makes sense. With

her note and everything. I think she is just having a h*ard time realizing she might have lost Helel,” Shiloh said in a

rush when Akin got up angrily from his spot. She hid behind Jay.

“It is true. The guards at the hospital said they saw her enter the hospital. Maybe she heard from someone that

Gwen was in labor and changed her mind about returning to the mansion. I have nothing to gain from lying, but I

am only telling you what I heard at the hospital,” he was quick enough to defend Shiloh by confirming she wasn’t

saying all that out of nowhere.

A weird ray of hope for having a chance with Beatrice rushed through my mind. Did it really affect her so much?

Was she really expecting us to have a chance after that k*iss? Why didn’t she stay around and talk to me? I would

not waste a single second before accepting her.

But now she was missing, and I was miserable.

“This is all bulls*hit. Beatrice has me. She would never leave because of someone else when she had me. What you

are trying to say is that I meant nothing to her?” Akin raised his voice after he noticed everyone looking a little

down.

He must have realized that they were agreeing with the assumptions because all the evidence was pointing in that

direction.

“There is no need to be upset. Maybe she had cold feet. It happens before the wedding,” Reign whispered, but shut

up when Akin shook his head vigorously.

“She will not leave me for anyone,” he yelled loudly to make his point.

“And even if she did. We still need to find her to make sure she is fine. If she wants to have some space, I will send

her to her lair where she can think all she wants, but I am not sitting here thinking she left and will come back

herself,” Akin’s agitation and red eyes made me believe him.

Even if she left because she wanted to give it some thought, we need to make sure we find her and tell her that we

are not judging her for her decision.

“You are right,” I approached my brother and gently patted his shoulder, “let’s look for her.”

I didn’t add if I was believing the letter and the video because I was. I wanted to believe it, but it was also true that

she didn’t need to hide from us. “Really? You don’t believe what everyone is saying?” Akin looked above and

watched me in the eye hopefully. “We have to find her, regardless of what we think. Besides, Gwen said only

Beatrice would name our daughter. So let’s really give our best to find her,” I didn’t want my brother to feel like he

had lost Beatrice. The idea of losing her was crazy for all of us. It was not easy to fall out of love with her or watch

her accept someone else.

We had to calm down Akin, or else he would cause chaos. We spread the news that we are looking for Beatrice so

that if she heard about it, she realizes we are not backing away. She has to be found.

After spending hours looking through a map and informing the search parties our plan, I had to return to Gwen to

see my daughter.

“Has she been found?” Gwen asked, cradling the baby before handing her over to me. Looking at her instantly

brought a smile to my l*ips.

“We are looking for her,” my smile faded away when I told her how Beatrice left.

“Do you think she left because of what I said about you and her becoming my baby’s parents? Maybe you should

tell her that I am alive. She will come back,” Gwen whispered from over the bed, looking upset and worried that she

might have caused her to leave.

“That’s not why she left,” I said, smiling once again at my daughter, who was extremely adorable.

“Then what the others are saying is true?” She let out a sigh and leaned back comfortably.

“If that’s the case, I think she should be able to stay here and take time. Why leave? Is it possible that she decided

to go to her lair but then somebody abducted her?” Gwen made me look over at her and give it some thought. “If

that was the case, she wouldn’t have stolen the blood. If she was to go to the lair, she knew we would look at the

lair first, so why steal the blood?” I questioned, getting puzzled even more. “But why did she disappear like she

doesn’t exist?” Gwen was right.

Which is why we needed to find her. The sad part was that Gwen wasn’t healing after giving birth. She was worried

but kept her worries to herself so that we could focus on finding Beatrice first.

Gwen even complained that she could no longer feel her dragon, but I guess it was temporary. Once Beatrice is

found, we will make sure Gwen heals and recovers just fine.