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.

Why don’t you lead me to the right room?” I requested, smiling sweetly so that he wouldn’t

I would sit

one foot in the house, I realized I was in trouble. Ubel had stopped in the lounge, waiting for

to the room and instantly knew it was no damn storeroom.

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 few minutes,” Ubel said, pushing the door open

pulling away so that he doesn’t touch

arm and started dragging me into

top of my lungs, grasping onto his chest and hitting him in 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

I yelled, taking off my shoe and hitting him. “Is it that hard for you to keep your d*ic*k in your pants?” I was yelling

he never thought he would get it from someone. He was so used to scaring Maura that he forgot we

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 a crazy person. Now that I

was going. The loud wind was howling against the tall gra*s*s, making

I winced in pain, lifting my body and observing what had caused this accident. The sight was horrible. So much so that I couldn’t help

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, but her other

held my hand to my stomach and proceeded to crawl away in disgust. After I managed to calm myself down, I got up on my feet and turned to