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

Chapter 197-Trusting No One.

My mouth started getting dry when I watched him lying dead. Somebody left his body here or mocked me.

Instead of rushing away, even when I could hear my mother coming for me, I backtracked and dropped to my knees beside Helel.

“Helel!” I grabbed his decomposing head and carried it on my lap as I mourned loudly.

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“This is not fair to you. You were supposed to live long and cherish the crown you have worked so hard for,” I said, crying and cleaning his face from the bugs. “There you are!” My mother appeared viciously and muttered, trying to grab my arm and pull me away from him.

“Aren’t you going to do anything? You used to protect me from these people. See what she is doing to me; wake up, please,” I begged Helel while my mother tugged me after her and away from him.

“Wake up, please!” I cried loudly, getting dragged away from him when I saw a little movement in his finger.

“He is awake!” I smiled crazily, “he is…” I stopped when everything started shaking hard and I fathomed the movement was from the earthquake and not him waking him.

“Wake up!” I heard, and my body shook harder.

f*orc*ed my

She woke up!” my mother announced, reaching for the bed. I tried sitting up, but

your mother pushed you.” Pamela gently rubbed my arm, and that’s when I

okay?” Pamela noticed how silent I was,

be,” I answered without a display of emotion. Mom was standing beside her in guilt, unable to get any closer to

Waking up every day and forcing

few minutes. Eat something and then rest, okay?” Pamela got up from beside me and left the room for me

down with me, but when she noticed, I wasn’t even responding to her, she grabbed her phone

realize how lonely it would be

her company, I would feel much better. But how will I do

only stay in their full transition form once they

I couldn’t get out

Helel’s body. The least I can do is give him a proper burial. With that thought in my head, I cleared my throat to speak to

conversing with her. At this point, I knew my mother didn’t care about

at my face in silence before a huge smile drew the corners of her lips

to stay in

out of bed and grabbed the phone to go outside and talk to him in peace. “Hello?” He answered the call in a

I said his name and heard him gasp a