Sharing Beatrice A Luna To Her Stepbrothers by Alexis Dee

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

Chapter 520 Is Beatrice A Hated Luna Queen Now? (Colt Abyss)

After the brothers told Zane that they suspect Beatrice of something so heinous, we had to leave the

mansion to find the weapon that she had used to kill Gwen.

I was not satisfied with how they handled this whole situation. In fact, I was so angry that I was only

following them to laugh in their faces when it turns out that Beatrice was innocent. I get it that they were

upset about Gwen’ s untimely death. I was too. But that didn’t mean Beatrice had to die with her.

“You are not going to say anything?”

Reign commented as we sat together in the backseat of the car while Akin was the one driving it.

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Helel stayed behind in the mansion with Zane and Beatrice to ensure they didn’t flee the scene.

“What do you expect me to say?” I turned to her angrily, watching her in the eye, but she kept stealing her eyes

from me.

“I don’t think you two realize how much you are hurting her,” I commented, watching Akin finally park the car on

the side of the road and take a deep breath.

“And what she did to us? What do you have to say about that, Colt?” Reign sounded so different from before. She

used to have so much faith in Beatrice, but now she was acting like she was certain Beatrice killed Gwen and did all

the other horrible things, too.

“You think she is capable of all the bad things that are thrown her way?” I asked, and she rolled her eyes. “She is a

mistress of doomsday. If anything, she is the most capable one,” her statement got me into clenching my jaw and

exiting the vehicle angrily. I didn’t want to sit with those who don’t even want to first make sure if Beatrice is doing

all that out of her own will or is being blackmailed into doing it.

The two came out after me, but Akin remained silent this whole time. “Colt! We don’t have time for this. We need to

go find the weapon that was used against Gwen,” Reign hissed, shaking her head at me for delaying.

“Then you should go. I am not going to no mountains,” I announced and watched Akin give himself a nod. “Do you

have another important thing to do?” Reign seemed so chill, yet so different.

“What is it Reign? Is this some sort of quest for you? Are you not even a tad bit upset that on the receiving end of

all these horrible accusations is our Beatrice?” I yelled once I couldn’t take it anymore.

“And where the f*uck are we headed to? You think she killed her in the mountains and then waited to gift herself

her body?” I was beginning to lose my mind with how easily they got convinced just because she was caught having

an affair with Zane.

It was as if they only defended her when they knew she was their Beatrice. “I tracked the weapon with Gwen’s

blood. It is in the mountains and I know exactly where it is. If you don’t believe anything that wait till I prove to you

that Beatrice was the last one holding that weapon. I understand your loyalty to her but Colt—it doesn’t excuse

Gwen’s murder. She was a new mother. She deserved to live,” Reign’s words made me lower my head and feel bad

at how reluctant I was to find her killer.

Or maybe because Beatrice’s silence has scared me into thinking maybe she was blackmailed into killing her. “Now,

shall we leave before somebody else finds the dagger and hides it again? Gwen deserves justice,” Reign spoke

softly.

There was no reason for me to stay behind now. So, I gave her a head nod and got in the car with her. I truly

believed that Beatrice was still innocent. However, I have decided for them to find out by themselves.

We reached the mountains; I stayed back in the cave while the two left to grab the dagger.

Once the two returned, I figured they had found the dagger. It somehow made me worried. If they were that

accurate about the location of the dagger, they must have some solid evidence against Beatrice.

“Hey,” Reign gently pressed my hand while I looked outside the window. “When will we find out who killed her?” I

asked, not turning around to look into her eyes.

“By morning,” Reign said. I am thankful to her for staying patient with me. I have thrown multiple tantrums

during the course of our journey to the mountains. Now I just lacked energy. “Do you hate her?” I looked in

the rearview window to question Akin directly. He remained silent before he let out a deep breath. I don’t

know what Zane showed him that made him so heartbroken, but I haven’t ever seen Akin so silent.

He had managed to not utter a single word or to take part in any conversation.

“By the way, Bernard told us a few things,” Reign managed to change the topic, “Shiloh lied about not

having a fated mate before you.”

I wasn’t surprised, honestly. I was there when Bernard was talking to Reign. From his memory, Shiloh

seemed like a very good mate and a soft heart girl. I wonder what changed.

As I focused on her behavior, I began to see similarities between her actions and Beatrice’s.

“Is it just me or Beatrice is acting like Shiloh now?” as I made that comment, Reign turned to stare at my

face for a few seconds in silence.

“Colt! Do us a favor, and keep an eye out on Shiloh and Jay, but don’t let them know anything that Bernard

said. Make it seem normal and focus on their questions, especially whatever they want to know about

Beatrice,” that was the first time in hours that Akin spoke and the way he said her name. I didn’t hear any

hatred in his tone.

Just concern.