Sharing Beatrice novel by Alexis Dee novel Chapter 27

Sharing Beatrice A Luna To Her Stepbrothers by Alexis Dee

Chapter 27 – The Mate Who Lost His Temper

“What did you say?” Akin looked so offended while Helel was watching me with bulging eyes.

“You wanted to know, I only told you what I knew,” I pulled my body closer, raising my shoulders till they touched my ears, and sat like a scared kitten.

“Our father was an alpha in his time before he took over the role of the leader of the council. Then, after the alpha kings mysteriously lost wars and vanished, there were only alphas left to take care of the packs. The council and all the alphas decided to give my father the power to choose alpha kings because he has proven himself worthy of appreciation many times. Now we are the alpha kings of the north, south, east, and west. Our pack, The Golden Crown, is the chief centre of all the packs, so we take care of matters from here. I am in charge of the Northern packs, Helel takes care of the Southern packs, Zane is taking care of the Eastern, and Maddox is the alpha king of the Western packs,” Akin didn’t delve more into the comments I made and decided to just teach me instead.

“Oh! I see,” I nodded with little to no interest once again.

“You still didn’t get it, didn’t you?” Helel was having way too much fun. Just when I thought I had convinced Akin that I understood whatever he taught me, Helel jumped in. “Repeat whatever Akin taught you,” he asked, and my face changed colors.

Akin stared at Helel and then looked my way as he waited for me to answer him.

“Helel is — the alpha king of—-,” I hated myself for being so d*um*b. It was as if the history of our kind didn’t intrigue me.

“Are you for real?” Akin sighed, pulling away from the counter and folding his hands on his chest.

“She is so d*um*b in the head,” and that comment wasn’t made by any of them. In fact, it was made by someone who I didn’t think would say that about me.

“Zane! When did you come back?” Helel asked him, but I didn’t turn around to look at his face. His comment deeply upset me.

“When you guys were wasting your time trying to teach her anything. Do you know she learned nothing in school the other day?” Zane was talking about me without taking my feelings into consideration.

“She takes medications, and they may affect her memory,” Akin immediately defended me.

“But how much can something affect your memory? She is plain stupid. I mean, no offense to her, but she does not know a single thing about herself,” Zane laughed, making fun of me.

“You are not very bright either.” It was then that Helel spoke up, “Tell me why you beat up that club owner?” Now that he was getting investigated, he wasn’t smirking.

“No! We were not. Just because they laughed at your joke, you started acting like a clown.” Zane’s tall body was bent over the counter as he glared at my face.

“Bu—,” I don’t know why he got so angry at me when it should have been the other way around. Not only did he leave me unattended last night, but he also made some rude comments toward me.

“Shut up! I don’t want to hear from you now,” he warned me as he waved his finger in my face and walked away from the counter.

“Okay! I will go to my room then,” I uttered, and as soon as I turned around to leave, I heard Zane answering someone’s call.

“You are coming home, Maddox?” he asked, but it wasn’t like he was confirming. He seemed stunned.

“Listen, you don’t sound too good right now. How about you calm down first and then—,” Zane stopped talking, and when I turned over to look at him, I found him staring at his phone. Maddox had hung up on him, it seemed.

“You! Go hide in your room.” Zane raised his face and made direct eye contact with me. His command was enough to make me jump out of my skin.

“He is very mad at you.” Zane had a mixture of emotions on his face; he looked petrified.