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

Chapter 291- Let’s Go Home!

Beatrice Dismay:

For a moment, I felt like a princess. The moment in question was the one when I turned into a dragon. I wondered what it must feel like to be in weredragon form. The full dragon form was more like Ace’s thing. But our joint form was weredragon. That I can only transform into when I get my pendant.

However, the happiness didn’t last for too long. Our golden scale fell out, and I lost it.

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‘He pulled our transition scale out?’ Once Ace was done flexing about how beautiful it felt to be this powerful, she noticed why I was crying.

‘What do we do now?’ I asked her, holding the scale and mourning over it. I didn’t have any clothes on me, and neither did I care. The only thing I wanted on my body at the moment was my scale. Which, unfortunately, never happened.

‘What are you so sad about? You never wanted to transition anyway,’Ace sounded weirdly calm but also c*oc*ky. Maybe she was still under the memorization of transition.

did out of sheer fear?’ I had enough of her attitude toward me. If, anything, she betrayed me just

guidance! We burned those trees to the ground. Would you want that to happen to other creatures? We would have killed them. We had gotten ourselves into trouble too, which is why I had to keep you secured inside me,’ I sobbed after getting tired of the accusations against me. ‘Then what are you crying about? Aren’t you happy that we will

wanted to transito—n,’ I broke down into tears loudly this time, ‘I wanted to return to our land and help

but we won’t be powerful enough to fly around

A loud voice made me shiver and look around to see if I could find anything

‘That’s Akin!’ Ace mumbled.

can’t let him know about my truth, at least not right now,’ I uttered as I stared at a gigantic

shaking when I hid it, and by the time

here?” he asked, filling

ended up here, but I didn’t have to worry about it. Ace would be able to come up with an excuse. She was cunning enough to do

to Akin’s body when he sat me down in the passenger seat and got into the driver’s seat

to that house,” I uttered, pulling my legs up on the seat and curling into

starting the car. Being tired of everything, I couldn’t get myself to have a conversation with him or even ask him what he meant by ‘home’. I closed my eyes and fell asleep in the passenger seat, only to be woken up

itself a sign he had brought

door. “Before you ask me why I thought bringing you here was a good idea, let me tell you something,” Akin started talking right after he noticed my furrowing eyebrows,

you inside,” he insisted and waited for my answer. I kept staring at him, but I wasn’t actually thinking about