Sharing Beatrice novel

Chapter 468

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

Chapter 458 Watched Him Die.

“Let him go,” I hissed. My eyes had started to burm.

Colt was trying his best to get up when the man reached him and attacked him with a machete.

He suddenly stopped in the middle only so that Huia could make another threat.

“His life will end because of your stubbornness,” she muttered. Akin tried to get inside the boundary,

but the protection spell was not letting him in. Nôvel/Dr(a)ma.Org - Content owner.

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It’s not like Huia could hold the circle for too long, either. I was beginning to watch her shiver a little. But

that’s when the danger increased.

If she felt like she couldn’t hold it any longer, she would make sure Colt’s death happened before the

circle broke so that we were unable to save him.

It was in that moment that I felt selfish. It was all happening because of me. If I say yes to him, will he

stop?

“What if I surrender? How do I know he will not hurt anyone again?” I asked, with tears streaming down

my cheeks. Akin instantly turned to look my way, his eyes carrying so much pain and questions for me.

“You will have to see it for yourself,” she answered, but the shine in her eyes told me she was happy

that I was already considering their deal.

“No! Are you kidding me? You know he will never uphold his side. He just wants you–,” Akin was swift

enough to grasp my wrist and pull me into his chest.

“There is no other way,” I whispered, afraid to even turn around and watch Colt suffer.

“I’ll find a way,” Akin uttered, refusing to let me go.

“No!” The loud voice belonged to Colt. “Beatrice! Don’t be stupid,” he yelled.

I turned around to look at him and found Huia kicking him for ruining the moment.

“Let her decide,” Huia hissed at him, eyeing the machete guy to threaten Colt.

“You should kill me. Because I will kill myself if Beatrice gives up her freedom for me,” Colt didn’t

hesitate to yell and let me know my sacrifice will go wasted.

“Colt! I cannot see you die,” I murmured, sobbing at his sight and how they were treating him.

“You will have to learn to live again. You cannot let these bad people make you do things. We are your

loved ones. Don’t let us become your weakness,” Colt uttered, nodding at me in a very weird way.

I felt chills run down my spine as he lowered his head and then watched me through his eyebrows.

He was my main soldier, but I have not felt the connection so strongly until now.

Is this how it feels to have a right hand? It was almost as if he was able to control my thinking in those

few seconds.

‘He wants us to transition,’ Ace muttered, determinedly watching his way.

‘Then let’s do it,’ I whispered back, clenching my jaw.

There was only one way I could punish these people, and that was by unleashing my deadly

weredragon on them.

“Fine then. Let’s watch him die, shall we?” Huia, who had no idea what we just discussed, raised her

hand to get it done.

That’s when I closed my eyes and gritted my teeth.

Every inch of my body ached, but it was worth it.

“Let—wait a second,” Huia stopped yelling, “She is transitioning,” as soon as she finished the sentence,

I had transitioned.

It was that easy to be in my weredragon form once I was wearing a pendant.

My body rose from the ground, and my limbs enlarged. The wings on the back of my body opened up a

little while my skin got covered in scales.

Without any delay, I attacked them.

Huia was already on the verge of losing control over the protection spell, so when Colt sneakily

attacked her, the spell broke.

I was able to come through, and the first thing I did was attack the man with a machete. He was

already running my way to hit me.

Grabbing his arm and twisting it, I pulled his entire arm from his shoulder and screeched while throwing

it away.

The tiny minions around me couldn’t harm me any longer.

When I was causing chaos, I saw a big black wolf attack the rest of them.

Huia watched us from afar with her mouth agape and terror in her eyes before she freed herself from

Colt’s grip and ran for her life.

I began to chase her down, but she was already far away from me, and somebody’s deadly scream

stopped me from going after her.

I turned around and grunted, watching Colt on the road with his hand on his chest.

He stared down at the blood and then raised his head to meet his eyes with mine. My body froze, and

the transition back to human form happened rather quickly.

“Argh!” Colt gasped again, slowly lying on the side with his eyes still watching me.

I ran towards him, looking at him as he steadily closed his eyes.

My heart was filled with pain and agony. That bitch stabbed him in the heart before running away.

“COLT!” I screamed the loudest when approaching him.

“No! No! Don’t close your eyes. We will take you to the hospital, and everything will be alright,” I cried,

carefully placing his head in my lap.

“It—s fine. I saw it co—ming,” he forced a weak smile across his lips, blinking hard to stay awake.

Akin was still fighting the others, but watching us in this state made him slow down, and that’s when the

men in black slipped away.

“Just know that I wish I had bee—n a better right hand,” he cracked a smile, but the tear leaving his

eyes made me realize how hurt he was.

I wish I had noticed how he felt.

“You were always the best,” I whispered.

“I’m causing you trouble. I didn’t know anything, b-beside being a burden on you and your mates. I

even got He—lei killed once because he was protecting me,” he cried softly, but then instantly tried

forcing a smile on his l*ips. “Listen—please take care of Reign. She—,” and nothing came out of his

mouth again.