Sharing Beatrice A Luna To Her Stepbrothers by Alexis Dee

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

Chapter 543 A Little Jealous (Beatrice Dismay)

“What? The red-haired girl,” Helel shook his head, trying to remember whatever he knew of her.

“Maura was a huldra. Someone who could bring back dead animals to life,” I explained, recalling her best

abilities to be able to do the impossible.

“And that explains why they were all in their werewolf forms,” Reign snapped her fingers happily as if she

had discovered a very deep secret until she realized how bad it can go in our favor.

“But she died,” Helel copied her, snapping his fingers and making us feel like fools. Maura did die in front of

us. It’s been years, and from what I recall, I have not heard about her again. “When did she die? I mean,

how did she die?” Reign asked.

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“The iron bullet to her chest,” Helel answered. I was silent throughout the time they were trying to crack the

code. Once my brain registered Helel’s words, it was like a whole new revelation to me.

“Ahhh!” I covered my mouth and gasped loudly, alarming the two looking at me.

“Okay, you are scaring us now,” Reign complained, narrowing her eyes in my face.

“Iron won’t do anything to her. Apart from bringing dead people back to life, she could also melt iron. So, when the

bullet was fired at her, the bullet melted inside her,” I was having goosebumps after goosebumps. My skin was

stretchy, and I felt like something was crawling all over me.

The fact that it didn’t occur to me when it happened just made me realize how careless we were about her. She fell

to her demise, and that’s all. We never found her body because it swam away with the water flow.

And we thought she was dead. “So she is alive,” Helel shook his head vigorously at the current situation. She was a

powerful huldra, so if she was on Zane’s side, we were done.

We won’t be able to kill them unless we get our hands on her. But then again, her scent cannot be tracked.

“We are in deep s*hit,” Reign complained.

“But how did Zane find her again?” I questioned, slapping my forehead. “That devil is able to do anything. So,

Maura used to be a very nice girl. From what I remember,” Helel said, and that’s when I raised my brow and stared

at him.

The tension between us was so awkward that I instantly looked away to avoid making this situation even more

embarrassing.

Why the heck would I care who he talks about?

“Zane has his way of manipulating the truth. If only we could get in contact with her and maybe–,” Reign was

talking when I interrupted her with an eye roll.

“And tell her not to help the man she loves so much that she never argued with him about why he was dating me

and sleeping with her at the same time,” I scoffed, folding my arms over my chest and secretly glaring at Helel.

How does he even know she was nice? “Hm! So Zane cheated on you with her, and she knew,” Reign repeated.

“That means she is madly in love with him,” Reign concluded, and I nodded. I remember how she got me in trouble

after she got swayed by her desire to be with Zane. However, she did come back to help me, but I am certain she

didn’t trap me for her mother.

Now I was beginning to realize she would always stand with him, no matter what.

“If we keep fighting, what happens then?” Helel spoke up after going silent for a few minutes when I got irritated

with him.

“She will keep bringing them back, but—even being a huldra, she will need a break,” Reign smiled as she

understood what Helel was trying to say.

“So.” Helel smirked, waiting for us to appreciate him for his brilliant idea.

I just rolled my eyes at him and stepped away, acting like I didn’t even hear him.

“I think the bad Maura will lose if we keep fighting,” Helel said out loud, making sure I was hearing him.

“Very dirty one. I don’t even like Huldra. Like, what the heck are these things?” He continued, making me smile, but

then realize how stupid I was acting.

I shouldn’t be giving him these reactions and raising his hopes. “Anyway, so what are you suggesting?” I composed

my posture and acted neutral again. I am sure even he noticed and stopped playing around.

“I say we go back there and attack them again,” Helel suggested.

Although our warriors were tired, we could always get more from all over the packs. We have even called

them over. But right now, catching Maura is the main purpose of our journey. As long as she is on Zane’s

side, we can’t do them any harm.

“So, let’s go, we are going back,” Reign yelled at the warriors, informing them of our next step.

We all got in our vehicles and started the journey back to the battleground once again. As I sat there and

stared outside the window, I couldn’t help but notice how Helel was staring at me. “You were scared that I

died?” he asked, his eyes shining beautifully with happiness.

“I have never seen someone so happy at the possibility of their demise,” I taunted, to avoid talking on that

subject.

“Thank you,” the way he mouthed those words, I gulped and hastily looked outside the window.

Once we arrived at the location, we were thinking of ambushing Zane and his people, but what we saw was a

completely different atmosphere.

There were no noises from any houses. The entire vortex seemed empty. Maybe they were hiding again. So,

we decided to go around and thoroughly inspect the area.

“They are not here,” Reign yelled as she used the blood from the ground to track them.

“Then where are they?” I asked and noticed the look on her face.

“They are headed to the dragon Lair,” she gulped, her eyes showing the fear in them.