Sharing Beatrice A Luna to her Stepbrothers

Sharing Beatrice A Luna To Her Stepbrothers By Alexis Dee Chapter 165

Sharing Beatrice A Luna To Her Stepbrothers By Alexis Dee Chapter 165

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

Chapter 165

Author’s POV:

On New Year’s Eve:

Dream had been hiding Huia in an abandoned little cabin in the woods. She would bring her food and other necessities, while Huia would enjoy listening to the TV the whole day.

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At this point, Dream was beginning to think Huia wouldn’t be able to help her. That she only tempted her with false promises so that Dream could free her.

Dream had grabbed the fresh food for Huia for New Year’s Eve and was on her way back home when she spotted something that made her hit her brakes.

“Is that Maddox?” she frowned, watching Maddox on a bike with some girls. Since both of them were wearing helmets, Dream could only recognize Maddox.

“Who is this girl with him?” She frowned before starting her car and following him at a safe distance. It seemed to her that Maddox was enjoying this girl’s company a little too much. Dream’s heart was pumping hard in her chest as she kept replaying the voice note she had sent to him, wishing him a happy new year in advance. But he never responded to her, and now she knew why. This new girl was keeping him occupied.

After following them to an abandoned road, Dream had to park her car way before them and get on her feet to get a glimpse of this girl. As she started walking in their direction through the woods, her eyes

kept growing in size. Finally, she reached them, but they could not see her. She was hiding in the field, watching the two stare at the fireworks. As the girl turned around, Dream’s lips let out a gasp of surprise.

“Beatrice!” Dream clenched her jaw, watching the two soon start kissing and getting intimate. She had to get out of there before she lost herself and made a mistake. After she rolled back into her car, she drove like crazy. Her eyes never stopped shedding tears as she made her way into the woods.

Her heart was completely ripped out of her chest, but there was not much she could do about it. She cleaned up her tears and walked into the cabin to give Huia the food she had brought for her. Huia was sitting comfortably in bed, listening to some TV show. The loud voice was bothering Dream, as she wanted to be alone at the moment.

“I will meet you in the morning then,” Dream said without any enthusiasm. Her voice was a big hint that she was incredibly upset.

“You sound upset,” Huia mumbled, grabbing the slice of pizza out of the box and taking a huge bite of it.

“Life is sad,” Dream scoffed, smiling to herself.

“Heartbreak! I smell heartbreak,” Huia’s words made Dream stare at her without any expression on her face.

“Did he hurt you?” Huia asked, and Dream sat down beside her. Dream couldn’t share all these things with anyone else.

“There has been a lot going on in my life,” Dream sighed. “My brother has stopped responding to my text messages after he told me in clear words that he is not returning home.” Dream mumbled, but as Huia shook her head, Dream couldn’t proceed.

“It is not about your brother.” Huia corrected herself, “Your stepbrother,” but Dream refused to call her brother that.

She had always cared about her stepbrother and saw him as her hero, but with time, things changed. After her father completely shunned her brother from their lives, accusing his mate to have conceived him from someone else, her brother turned into her stepbrother, and he slowly started drifting apart from them.

Dream and he used to be best friends when they were kids. It took a toll on Dream’s mental health when her stepbrother started distancing himself from Dream while taking care of his grandfather’s pack; their mother’s father’s pack.

“It is about the man you love,” Huia brought up Maddox and a tear rolled down Dream’s eyes.

“He doesn’t love me. In fact, I think he doesn’t even like me,” Dream sighed, wanting to cry loudly and vent her feelings before her.

“I can tell.” Huia raised her hand and asked for Dream’s hand. Dream stared at her attempt for a minute before surrendering her hand into Huia’s palm.

“Hmm!” Huia ran her fingertips all over Dream’s palm, reading her fate. “He is already in love with someone else.” She said this as Dream drew her hand away from her. “It stings, but it is the reality,” Huia added.

“So, what are you trying to say? I should just give up?” Dream scoffed, not ready to let go of Maddox.

“No! I would never say that. If you haven’t learned that about me already, then I believe you don’t know me at all. I don’t rely on giving up,” Huia smirked, leaning back comfortably. “Who is he in love with?” Huia asked.

“Some girl.” Dream rolled her eyes hard, as she hated to mention Beatrice.

“Reign?” Dream couldn’t help but snap at Huia when she heard her sister’s name.

“Why would he be in love with her? NO!” She kept staring at Huia’s face, a small smirk forming on Huia’s lips.

“What are you suggesting?” Dream sat down again and asked in a shocked tone.

“I see your sister stealing him from you,” Huia said, making Dream’s heart sink.

“She lik—es him, but I don’t think that would ever happen. I am better than my sister,” Dream laughed uncomfortably, snickering at how stupid Huia sounded, but the tears in her eyes said she was afraid that would happen.

“Are you sure?” Huia questioned.

“Why? You don’t think I am better than her?” Dream muttered, clenching her jaw and fixing her eyes on Huia’s face.

“I don’t know; you tell me.” Huia straightened her back as she asked Dream, “A she-wolf with a white wolf can be better than a dark wolf.” Huia had a smile on her lips as she knew Dream heard her right.

“Your sister is the future white seer, and you are going to be a dark ent*ity only. There is always a set of twins; one is evil, and the other is a savior.” Huia’s words had stung Dream deep in her heart.