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

Chapter 177 – Planning Fun Time With Akin

Beatrice’s POV:

I heard him gently knocking on my door the whole night in intervals after he finally got the hint and left for his room. He messaged me a bunch of angry stuff and even called me many times, but neither did I open the door for him nor did I respond to him on his phone.

I knew he would be angry with me, but I had an excuse prepared for that. Last night was a bit difficult for me. Maddox had texted me many times, so I decided to meet him in the morning. And while doing so, I didn’t want to spend the night with Flynn.

Title of the document

It was not easy for me to shut out the memory of how he f*uc*ked me the other night, making it seem like I had a choice. I was angry at Flynn, but the only reason I hadn’t cried was because I wanted him to help Colt.

I woke up with a ma*s*sive headache. A warm shower really helped my aching muscles. After donning a brown long-sleeved, belted shirt and black tights, I was ready to be at school.

instant I was in the kitchen; I saw Flynn with his mother. They were whispering about something and stopped when

pancakes. Lady Varisha attended a call and excused us. Now that it was only the two

to your door, and you didn’t open it either. What do you think you are doing, Beatrice?” He asked, blinking hard to display how angry he

happened to you?” The carelessness in

my pills. Even after I took my pills, I was still in pain. I wanted to text you back, but I knew you would get worried, so I chose to

the kitchen and passed a brief glance at Flynn until he made him move to

me, moving his eyes in the

weeks, and Colt would get executed on the

well,” Akin said, but before turning away,

left, telling me he will be busy in

you with some a*s*signments.” Akin asked another question, trying to see if our

me with anything. I guess he liked what Jessie was doing in the library. It sucked to see him fall for it so quickly, but then again, I had no right to be mad at

when it comes to study though,” Akin’s voice held a hint of complaint, “I have not heard you talk to me after that night. It’s been months since everything, and where you have gotten more comfortable with the others, you don’t even seem easy around me anymore,” he said, talking and preparing coffee to avoid making eye contact with