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

Chapter 190 – The Disgusting Man Got A Chance

“Dad! I can help you with it,” Maura insisted, but Ubel shook his head at her. “Did I say I wanted you to follow me?” Ubel changed his tone to aggression when he glared at his daughter and asked her to stay out of it.

“It is okay, Maura. I will go,” I nodded to her in rea*s*surance. She looked worried about me. Little did she know I was aware of his intentions.

I walked after Ubel, and soon we were out of the cafe. I made sure Akin didn’t see me. The few minutes’ walk behind Ubel made me feel extremely anxious.

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What if he has bigger plans? What if there are more men in the house than I can overpower?

I was still on my pills, so it wouldn’t be easy for a human like me to fight these creatures. We ended up reaching the house in silence.

“Go ahead,” Ubel said as he stepped aside and gestured at me to walk in. I was staring at him for a minute, scanning the area around as well.

that he wouldn’t notice the agitation of my

house before. Usually, Maura and I would sit in the fields, hiding

in the lounge, waiting for me to follow him closely. He led

instantly knew it was no damn

had to do something,” I excused just when he was about to open the door. Something didn’t seem right. My pulse was going crazy. “It will take only a

go see my mother,” I frowned, pulling away so that he doesn’t touch me. The look of evilness changed to a look of

f*uc*king test me.” He grasped my arm and started dragging

the groin so hard that his eyes rolled back into his head. “DON’T TOUCH ME!” I shouted, watching him bend over in pain. I scratched his face with my nails and pushed him back.

it that hard for

already in pain, and the hits were just landing perfectly. I bet he never thought he would get it from someone. He

rushed downstairs. I knew the instant he got up on his feet, he would make sure he made me pay. I sprinted out of the house and made my way into the fields like

harder for me to turn around and see if he was following me or where I was going. The loud wind was

winced in pain, lifting my body and observing what had caused this accident. The sight was horrible. So

I was crying and throwing up, crawling away from the dead body. It was a young girl who had been brutally murdered. Her eyes were missing,

in disgust. After I