Sharing Beatrice novel

Chapter 68

Sharing Beatrice A Luna To Her Stepbrothers by Alexis Dee

Chapter 68 – Wrestle Me. Stepbrother!

“What do you mean by prove it?” he asked with a bit of an att*itude, stealing his eyes and acting all

oblivious.

“You couldn’t hold me still last night, so now I don’t agree with you when you say you can control me,” I

said in a much more annoying tone this time. I expected him to be angry at me or probably yell at me.

Honestly speaking, I was expecting him to accuse me of seducing him, but he did none of that. I liked

the way he dealt with the situation. Not talking about it and still carrying on with his tough demeanor, I

found it intriguing.

“Because I let you go myself,” he said, placing his hands on the island with a thud.

“Because I made you,” I shrugged again, irritating the living. hell out of him. It was interesting how an

omega like me was able to manipulate an alpha king so well. No, I wouldn’t call it manipulation exactly,

but sort of able to make my way into his mind.

“No! you didn’t,” he puffed air out of his mouth before answering me. The ridiculed look on his face

when watching me almost made me chuckle.

“Okay! Fine. I will admit that you made me do it. Don’t cry about losing.” the moment I said something

to calm him down, I added another sentence to bring him to boil instantly again.

“Okay! Let’s have a match,” he placed his hands on his waist and demanded, looking at me confidently.

“You want to wrestle with me?” I asked, and he nodded with a proud look on his face.

“Oh! Your alpha ego is hurt,” I smiled, bobbing my head.

“Are you ready for a match or not?” He closed his eyes to put pressure on his words when demanding Property of Nô)(velDr(a)ma.Org.

an answer from me. Cluelessly, I shrugged.

“What kind of wrestling?” I asked.

“Whoever makes the other one tap out is the winner!” he said, setting the rules when the door opened

and Akin returned home with Gwen. Helel walked around the island to welcome them, but when

passing by me, he whispered, “Think about it,” he said.

I stayed sitting on the stool, moving my feet around, and thinking hard over his deal. Does he want to

wrestle me? Has he not seen his body? He will squash me like I am some kind of mosquito. But now

that I have irritated him, what could I do?

“They gave her some paink*illers. I think a little rest will help her heal better,” Akin told Helel, taking her

to the guestroom. I didn’t run out of the kitchen to see her. Her presence would ruin my mood, and I

didn’t want it for the day after I lost my v*irgin*ity. I was just thrilled.

“What about her memory? Did she talk about her past?” Helel asked Akin, who had entered the

kitchen, to grab something quick to eat.

“Those cookies are for Gwen. Helel baked them, especially for her,” I said when Akin reached for the

cookies.

He stopped and turned around to pass a quick glance to Helel, who was secretly glaring at me.

“What? Oh! It was a secret? Sorry!” I pouted, munching on the toast while the brother and I shared

awkward eye contact.

“She is bulls*hitting. You can have it.” Helel let out an uncomfortable laugh and offered his brother the

cookie with hot coffee, “And I didn’t bake it,” he then pointed at the empty bag with the bakery name on

it.

“She will be fine. The doctor said she is not yet ready to talk about her past,” Akin answered, taking a

seat two stools away from mine.

“And how are you awake so early?” Akin then turned to question me whilst Helel poured him coffee.

“I heard Helel crying in the kitchen. I guess he lost some match to someone- I don’t know,” I answered

in a much more cheerful tone. I was in a full-swing. The type of energy I was feeling felt unique.

I didn’t take the medicine at night time. I took two at the same time last afternoon. I figured it was really

a waste of time to take the pills at two different times. It will work longer if I take two, anyway.

Well, my equation was wrong because I heard my wolf talk. again.

‘I told you,’ She said, shocking me with her arrival.

I sneakily watched Helel and Akin, who was now talking about why Helel was crying in the kitchen.

“She is lying,” Helel grunted. “By the way, what happened to the new project?” He was quick enough to

divert his brother’s attention while I focused on my wolf.

‘Why did you wake up again? I took two pills,’ I groaned.

‘No wonder why I felt like that. You are supposed to put me to sleep, not in a coma. Taking two pills at a

time didn’t increase the time, just the intensity,’ she complained, sounding much more normal than she

normally does.

‘That’s why my back was hurting,’ I figured.

‘No! your back was hurting from the wild wrestling last night. It was fun, wasn’t it?’ She asked, and my

cheeks turned red again.

‘You know why you are feeling so energized today?’ She inquired, and I reluctantly waited for her

response while drinking the coffee at the same time.

‘Think of your mate’s d*ic*k as your charger. He charged you. well last night,’ she joked, and I spat the

coffee out. I didn’t only spit it out, I literally streamed it so far that I sprayed Akin too.

“What the heck!” He jumped off the stool and complained, brushing a tissue on his expensive coat.

“I am so sorry. I don’t know what happened.” I covered my mouth in shock and embarra*s*sment. I

didn’t mean to bother him. It was Ace’s fault.

“I will go change,” he muttered much more angrily. It wasn’t like I had drenched him, and it was an

honest mistake too. As he walked out of the kitchen, Helel squared up.

“You want to talk big? Then accept my challenge.” Helel grunted, his hands on his waist and looking

awfully cute.