Chapter 234

Sharing Beatrice A Luna To Her Stepbrothers by Alexis Dee Book 2 Chapter 234 – Found My Kind “That’s ridiculous. How can someone hurt someone like that? He lied so much and nobody questioned anything.” I asked Maura because something didn’t add up.

“I hope after you two are done gossiping, you will get your a*s*s to work,” Pamela came out of nowhere to shout at us. I knew she wouldn’t have said a word to Maura, but she only did it because she seemed to look very comfortable watching us talk. She wanted everyone to rely on her and share things only with her.

“We will be there in a minute.” I was the one who spoke up. Pamela passed me a hateful glare before walking out of the kutcha.

Title of the document I cannot believe this,” I continued, expressing the shock I had received from Maura’s story.

How did nobody ask him when did he get married or when did he find a mate?’ I asked in confusion, since he cannot just appear with a baby, and nobody said a word.

“I doubt anybody cared,” she sighed, looking dim.

“I’m scared for my mom, Beatrice. It’s been some time since she has received no food.

I tried feeding her, but she told me he only gives her specific food,” she uttered, as her eyes filled with tears. A parent is a dear being. Even when my mother is a heartless b*itc*h at times, I still wouldn’t want to see her in so much pain.

“Can’t you free her from the chains?”’ I asked, and she shook her head.

“She needs her pendant, or else she will transition. Her dragon has been suffering and will not stop in any case.” Maura sighed as she explained to me why she hadn’t freed her till now.

“I can’t even ask the Alpha King Brothers for help. I cannot report against Ubel or else he will expose my mother’s identity to them, and they will kill her. Even if they show a little mercy, their father has lost his mind. Ever since he regretted killing Helel, he has blamed the weredragons even more,”’ she said with a little shiver.“I just need to get her out of his grasp. My mother has been very sick, Beatrice. I don’t think she will be able to hold up for too long.” Her eyes were filled with tears when she expressed her fear for her mother’s health.

“I hope my secret will stay a secret with you,” she uttered. Her eyes were glistening with tears of fear and concern. I guess she desperately wanted to share it with someone, as this information was too much for her. And I was a blessed one because she trusted me with her secret.

“I promise,” I rea*s*sured her. “I guess I’ll be able to help your mother.” I mumbled as I stroked my chin. Ever since I was little, my mom has been giving me pills. I understand now that it is fairly hard to keep the dragon calm with these pills, but maybe it will be a lot easier for her mother’s dragon to calm down with the pills.

However, I don’t have many pills left now.

“We need her pendant,” she quickly let me know, just in case I was missing a point.

“I understand that. I think we can help her without the pendant, too.” I cleared my throat and awkwardly fidgeted with my fingers.

“I think I’ve got something that might help your mother enough to move out of that basement and settle somewhere safe,” I uttered under my breath, thinking deeply.

“Really? How? And how do you know?” She bombarded me with all these questions that I could avoid by telling her the honest truth about myself. Since she herself wasn’t a werewolf, I felt safe sharing my secret with her.

“There is ummm—some pills that she has to take in order for her dragon to stay calm and not show up” I cleared my throat once again, nervously looking around and making sure Pamela didn’t hear us.

“Pills? As in, how are werewolves given wolfbane?” She inquired, and I closed my eyes, thinking if it would be a similar situation.

“I don’t think so—they are two different things. When you give someone wolfbane, their bodies are in pain, but with these pills, only the dragon is affected,” I explained to her, and her face brightened up.

“Where can I get these pills?” She looked so happy that, while trying to hold my hands, she almost jumped at me.

“I will get you those pills,” I rea*s*sured her, but then, once again, her lips formed a sad pout.

“But how do you know it will work? I’m sure your friend had a pendant, as everybody in the news talked about it. So how do you know?” She asked again, and this time it was necessary that I tell her the truth.“Because I take these pills,” I said, and a silence from her side made me wonder if she even believed me. “Maura! I’m a weredragon myself,” I said, but this time in simple words.

“Her eyes narrowed in my face before they relaxed and grew double their size. What?” She looked like she was going to faint.

“Remember, you once asked me why I don’t talk about my wolf or why I never show my wolf? It is because there is no wolf. I have a dragon, and I have been taking pills to hide her,” I explained, feeling better for talking about my dragon with someone after so long.

My mother refused to hear about my dragon because of what a weredragon had done to her. I cannot blame her as my father ra*** her and put me in her against her will.

“I don’t even know how to react, but I know what to do,” she spread her arms and smiled, “Welcome to the club of unique creatures in a world full of werewolves, sister,” she pulled me in a tight hug, and I let her. It felt good. It felt like home.

Right then, when she called me sister, I decided to help her with everything.