Sharing Beatrice A Luna To Her Stepbrothers by Alexis Dee

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

Chapter 429 Should Trust The Baby Momma. (Helel Spade)

“Can I speak to you?” Gwen walked out of the room after spending hours alone. Ever since my brothers left, I had

been feeling very uneasy in the cabin. It saddened me that everything was falling apart so quickly. If only I had

rejected her the instant I felt the mate bond with her, all this mess would have been prevented. And there were

Beatrice and Akin. They had been gone for days, and I couldn’t help but wonder if she had found solace in his arms.

I knew my brother very well. So, I wouldn’t be surprised if she had fallen for someone like him. Akin is the best one

out there. He is everything she has been looking for in all of us. But that didn’t mean it didn’t hurt me to think of

them being together.

“I will expect you to confess, and if that’s not what you are here for, I don’t think there is any need for any sort of

talk,” I said, without raising my head to look her way.

“You want me to confess to something I didn’t do?” She sounded a little annoyed. “Gwen! Then what is it that you

want to speak about?” I asked in a frustrated tone.

“I don’t want you and your brothers to fight because of me, Helel,” she started off strong and managed to get my

attention right away.

“I know a lot has happened, and somehow I am looking like a bad person here. And I don’t blame you for it. I came

out of nowhere after my story ended and expected to be accepted. I wish we hadn’ t made that mistake; I wish we

hadn’t made this ba—by,” it must have been hard for her to say that about our baby because when I looked over to

her, I found big tears in her eyes and her stare stagnant at her belly as she rubbed it. “When I found out I was

pregnant; I was so happy that I didn’t realize how much stress it would cause you. I wish I knew and hadn’t fallen in

love with this baby already,” she sniffled as she fought to not cry.

“What are you trying to say?” I asked, and she took a deep breath.

“If I hadn’t craved for this baby—I would have aborte—,” her words didn’t only make her cry, but I also jumped to

my feet and briskly approached her.

“Don’t make our baby feel like he is coming into this world against the will of his parents,” I said with much difficulty.

It wasn’t easy for me to accept her, but she was the mother of my child, and although there was a lot of issues

between her and my brothers, I had to keep it all under check until she gave birth to my baby.

“But I know you believe your brothers over me. Helel! I am not sure why Zane is against me to the point that he is

lying, but trust me, there is something wrong with your brothers. Maddox had my phone. He texted all those things

to Zane, and instead of making him own up to his mistakes, Zane started defending him. The two of them are

trying to—,” she kept yammering until I had to hush her down. “You are talking about my brothers, Gwen. Leave

them for me. I will speak to them and get to the bottom of this matter,” as soon as I said that, she frowned.

“So you don’t trust my words then,” she shook her head in disbelief. I didn’t understand what she wanted from me

because one moment she was telling me she knew I didn’t believe her, and the next moment she was acting

shocked that I didn’t believe her.

“Gwen! If you don’t want me to lose my mind, please leave it alone for the time being,” I said and slouched down

on the couch again. I was so tired of these back- and-forth arguments.

Wasn’t it enough that I lost Beatrice? Why were they not letting me cope with the loss of peace already?

“Fine. I will be in my room. Do your research, but I know what will happen. Your brothers will lay a perfect trap for

me and make me look like a bad person,” she exclaimed before storming back into the room.

After spending a few minutes in silence, I thought about giving a call to Maddox. It was just that I couldn’t stop

thinking about him for all these months.

He was really innocent and had always been seen as the black sheep of the family because of all the drug use he

was involved in. He claimed he started using all that stuff to run away from the nightmares.

I believed him.

It was time he told me what was going on–why are he and Zane against Gwen so much?

“Hello?” Maddox answered from the other side tiredly. He must have been sleeping or crying, I don’t know. But the

tone of his voice was heavy.

“Maddox!” I said, and he scoffed sarcastically from the other side.

“I am glad you still remember my name. I was thinking maybe your new mate has made you forget about us

entirely,” his taunts were justified as I had not been able to spend time with them. I wouldn’t say I was completely

responsible for it because every time I tried calling any of them, they would have hung up on me.

Except for Akin.

“I remember you all. There is no way my heart will beat and I will not remember my family,” it sucks that I have to

constantly remind them I love them still, but they never said a word of kindness to me.

“Huh! Then why did you hurt us so much?” Maddox almost yelled, but then held his emotions in check.

“I don’t know how—but–l know I did,” I lowered my head and sighed.

“I want to meet you and speak to you. There has been something weighing on my heart, and I finally feel like I

should talk about it,” I said, feeling the few seconds’ pauses from him.

“Fine. I will let you know when we are meeting,” Maddox hung up right after that. At least I will get him to

understand why I did what I did to Zane