Sharing Beatrice A Luna To Her Stepbrothers by Alexis Dee

114-Please, Use A Condom

I clicked my tongue when reading his message. Reign was waiting for my response while I was thinking

about how Mad- dox could be so stupid.

Was it how I made him feel whenever I was being clingy, that no matter what he does, the moment he

offers me his dick, I will come crawling in his feet to suck his lollipop?

It stinks that my mate is sleeping around, but it didn’t hurt. And since we were not emotionally

connected, I just didn’t give too many shits anymore. So I typed him my best response.

Me: Make sure you use a condom because you are not mature enough to take care of a baby yet.

I put my phone down to focus on Reign, who smiled after seeing me give her attention.

“How is your relationship with your sister?” I asked her, watching her draw her eyebrows together and

pinch her lips. when trying to zero in on my question.

“It shouldn’t be that hard for you to answer that question. I am assuming you two don’t get along well,” I

declared after she tried to throw me off with her mixed expressions.

“We don’t get along ever since she read my letter to Mad- dox!” She murmured, her lips drawn down

this time and her eyes moist.

“A letter?” I asked, getting up from the couch and sitting down on the carpet with her.

“I have expressed my feelings for Maddox, but she read it tore it apart because she claimed she also

loved him

and that I should not have kept my eyes on him. I don’t know why she assumed I knew she liked him,

but she accused me of trying to steal him from her.” She uttered the whole thing to me with silent tears

in her eyes.

I wasn’t an expert on judging behavior and characters, but I could tell she was a good person and was

also mistreated by others.

Before I could continue talking to her, I watched Helel rush towards the exit. He didn’t stop by to take a

glance at us, but I had a few questions for him. As soon as Helel left the mansion, Akin walked inside,

and Gwen too came out of her room by then.

“I will speak to you later, okay?” I told Reign as I stood up to pursue Helel. Bolting past Akin, I noticed

he might have wanted to talk to me about something, but since I was in a rush, I avoided him, and soon

I was in the garden walking be- hind Akin.

The icy wind and little drizzle were making the evening even chilly.

“Helel!” I called for him, briskly trying to reach him.

“Why are you following me now? I thought you said you didn’t want to be around me,” Helel scorned,

halting and turn- ing around in haste. I almost bumped into him, as I didn’t know he planned to stop.

“It is about Reign Winchester!” I said to let him know I am not walking behind him because apparently

he has a device that is the only thing I am interested in.

“Really?” He clenched his jaw. “I don’t have time for others.” He looked upset when he heard I was only

talking to him. because I needed his help.

“You should. Aren’t you the alpha king?” I retorted, mak- ing him laugh sarcastically and nod his head.

“Innocent in front of others, rude, cocky and mean when I am alone with you,” he complained, making

me burst out laughing. He groaned, and that’s when I held a hand over my mouth to stop annoying him

more.

“Do you guys do anything else besides describe me all the time? I am not here for myself. That girl’s

life is in danger.” I pointed at the mansion and declared in a serious tone.

“Then go talk to your friend; ask him for help.” Helel shrugged. I didn’t understand why he was being so

difficult.

He is hating on Colt because he is a rogue or because Helel thinks maybe Colt is a cold-hearted serial

killer?

“Fine. I should have known he is the only one I can rely on.” I gave up, but the moment I was about to

turn around, Helel rushed in my way and stopped me from leaving.

“How is her life in danger exactly?” He tried being subtle when offering me his time and help.

“When I was in her dream, I saw more than what I told ev- eryone. I recalled the whole thing, and it

gave me shivers down my spine.

“Typical Beatrice! Not surprised! And what did you hide?” Helel first commented on me and then

focused on the major subject.

“UGH!” I sighed at him. “I saw a girl in a hood poisoning her at the words of the gray woman,” I

mumbled, and he final- ly seemed to be taking an interest.

“Just like your friend poisoned your mind against me?” in- stead of focusing on the topic in hand, Helel

once again left a remark on Colt and this time I realized I cannot work with him when he is constantly

taking jabs at me and my friend.

“You know what! Go, take a run for the entire world, and come back when your mind is in a working

condition.” I raised my hands to express I give up and took a few steps back while still facing him.

“Or I will go on a date with Gwen.” He then said and smirked, while clenching at the same time. I halted

in my steps, not because I was jealous but because all the brothers falling in love meant she could

accomplish her mission easily.

“No! don’t d—o that,” I muttered, taking a deep breath. and folding my arms over my chest. I had to

steal my eyes. from him because the huge smile covering his lips made me wary of what he was

thinking.

“Why? Why don’t you want me to go on a date with her?” Helel sounded much more pleased with

himself this time. He took a few steps near me while his eyes kept staying on my face.

I could either let him think I reacted out of jealousy or I could tell him the truth.

“Because she is a weredragon! Who is going to kill you brothers?”