Sharing Beatrice A Luna To Her Stepbrothers by Alexis Dee

111-He Found Himself A Girlfriend.

I finished my work and went to bed the instant I rested my head on the pillow. The next morning was a

bit hectic. I knew Maddox would be raging and ready to make me suffer for ditching him last night.

However, this is not what really hap- pened. When I arrived in the kitchen with the brothers, I dis-

covered Maddox had gone to spend some time with his mother.

Whenever he would deal with a little conflict, he would run away to be with his mommy.

“Your teacher called. He said your classes are canceled for today,” Akin informed me and Zane. I

raised my head from my plate and grimaced. I didn’t want to skip a day. Meeting Colt was important to

me.

“Why?” I raised my voice as frustration struck me. The brothers turned to me and then shared a

quizzical glance with each other.

“A dead body was found in the woods last night,” Akin stated and causally took a sip from his coffee. I

watched the others pout sadly and bob their heads while my heart missed a beat.

“What dead body? I mean, whose dead body?” I asked anxiously, checking my phone at the same

time. I realized Colt hadn’t gotten back to me after I told him I had some informa- tion and would need

his help to figure out what the weapon was in the picture.

“It is some rogue, I believe,” as he added, and my heart started pounding even harder.

“Why are you taking so much interest?” Helel turned to me and asked, holding his smoothie bowl in his

hand and a frowning expression on his forehead.

“I think she is worried about her studies. I heard Mr. Mykel’s class is very interesting. He teaches and

grooms the wolves. So I kindly asked him if he would be on board with continuing the training classes

in our garden, and he agreed. ” Akin went on to tell me he didn’t like to see us in peace. He freaking

invited our teacher home to ruin our free time.

“I will call Maddox and ask him to bring the other students along,” Akin then added without caring about

the frowning expression on my face.

As Akin walked out of the kitchen and Zane followed him, I was left behind with Helel, who hadn’t

stopped looking at my face.

“Is it about your friend?” His question broke my attention from my phone: “Why are you concerned

about him?” He looked so offended when talking about some other guy.

“He is a friend, that’s why,” I answered, rolling my eyes at him as I continued blowing up Colt’s phone.

“He is probably fucking some chics in the club and avoid- ing you. Take a hint,” Helel yammered

without having a clue about who he was talking about. He just assumed Colt was avoiding me and I

was getting clingy. He probably thought I could not have a relationship that didn’t involve fucking.

“He is not like that.” I was offended by Helel’s assumption. I rolled my stool to the other side and kept

texting Colt until I called him and found his phone being switched off.

“You are quick enough to be mad at me, but he can treat you the way he wants,” Helel scoffed. I had to

roll back and stare in disbelief at his face.

“What is your problem, Helel? I am not even bothering you anymore, yet you look bothered,” I

complained, narrow- ing my eyes at him.

“You not bothering me is bothering me.” he said as he deepened his glare into my face. “I don’t like the

way you are avoiding me,” he continued to shock me with his claims.

I took a deep breath and sighed, watching him stare at me for a reaction.

“Okay! Listen, when you said you were not accepting me, I took it seriously—,” before I could finish, he

interrupted me.

“I was angry!” He looked confident with his excuse.

“Now I am,” I shrugged, “Helel! I am truly thankful to you and your hard hand for waking me up. I don’t

want to rely on you guys or beg for attention. I am on board with the idea of us just not thinking about

each other as mates. That friend with benefits is bullshit as well. It seemed more like a benefit and less

like being friends,” I yammered, my heart full of gen- uine thoughts. He listened to me and then got out

of his seat in an angry mood.

“My hard hand–,” he muttered, “And I am regretting it like hell now,” he commented, making me not

even under- stand him as he sprinted out of the room angrily.

The weather was pretty bad today, yet Mr. Mykel agreed to visit us. I wore a black tracksuit and joined

the others in the garden a little late. There were only Zane, Maddox, and a few other students.

I then noticed the two girls from the other day standing among us.

“Look at us; we are invited over to Beatrice’s house to- day.” Mr. Mykel greeted me while making a

joke. Maddox and Zane shifted to the side to spare a glance at me and then let out a scoff.

It was their mansion.

Mr. Mykel looked around, and his search ended when his eyes fell upon the red-haired girl with brown

eyes.

“I don’t think I have seen you two before,” he frowned, pointing at the girls. I knew the girls were new;

they had only been introduced to those who took Mr. Olis’ class yesterday.

“Why don’t you two introduce yourselves?” Mr. Mykel asked, and the girls nodded, walking up to him

and then turn- ing around to face us all.

“Hi, I am Reign Winchester,” the sweet girl with two braids said. I gave her a smile because I

recognized her from the day when I offered her my seat.

“I am Dream Winchester, the daughter of the alpha of the Mystic Siren Pack,” the cheery and much

ruder one spoke.

“And my girlfriend too,” It was then that Maddox’s voice surprised not only us but even Dream. She

looked rather shocked until she smiled back at him.

So he has a girlfriend now!