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

Chapter 160 – Ma*s*saging His d*ic*k

“Explain your threat to me.” I didn’t want to back off and let him think he could scare me with his nonsense.

“It’s pretty simple. I’m the abandoned son who never got what he wanted. Imagine what will happen when I will tell my dearest dad that I want to be with my mate at any cost? Do you think dad would still want to marry your mother and make me your stepbrother if I, the abandoned son, expressed his only wish to him?” Colt had a smirk drawn over his lips when making a threat that left me confused.

“You get used to my presence now, Beatrice. I’m the new stepbrother now,” he stated lastly before walking past me to his room.

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I was furious now.

Instead of returning to my room, which was my initial. plan, I turned around and walked straight to the staircase and down again.

He left my mouth dry with his nonsensical words. I could tell he would use this threat to make me give him what he wants from me.

While I was rushing over to the kitchen, I didn’t notice who else was in the kitchen until I reached the island.

“Are you okay?” Akin asked, standing beside the refrigerator

“I’m fine!” I chewed on the words and slammed the refrigerator door hard, taking out a beer can and staring at it.

Should I drink?

would help me calm down. So I did what I could

only thing that can calm my ragged nerves down is aggression. And with that being in my mind, I

happened. I didn’t only hit Akin; I freaking hit him in the groin with the cold

hunch over and rest his arm over the counter while breathing through his nose. His eyes were bloodshot red, and his lips wanted to let out a

I rushed over to him

mean to hit you.” I slapped his hand away to help him. I was

J—-ust give me some t—ime,” Akin groaned,

it,” I panicked, placing my hand on his enormous bulge to ma*s*sage it for him. I rubbed

raised my head to see why he wasn’t letting me help

into his eyes, I realized

for a second before I pulled my hand back,

while I covered

di**!” As soon as I said that, I slapped my forehead

mean to say it

g—o,” he said through difficulty, awkwardly straightening his posture. I wondered how his d*ic*k

call you a doctor?” I asked sneakily,

to avoid me when his eyes

head and closed his eyes to step away confused me. I lowered my head and saw my books al- most sticking out of my shirt. Thankfully, no t*its were harmed or exposed

trembling fingers and moved it up,

was not looking my

a—,” he