Sharing Beatrice A Luna To Her Stepbrothers by Alexis Dee novel Chapter 152

159 | Am A Product Of A Sad Incident.

"Maddox!" I called out for him, but he was looking red with anger. He didn't spare me a second glance and lunged at Colt, who was not at all ready for this kind of reaction.

I watched Maddox punch Colt in the stomach, and when Colt had to bend over, Maddox elbowed him in the back. The power Maddox held and the force he applied when hitting Colt made a cracking noise from Colt's body.

One could tell he had broken bones from Maddox's beat- ing. But that didn't satisfy Maddox. He kept kicking and punching Colt while the other one didn't do anything.

"Maddox stop!" I yelled, wanting to get out, but it was too slippery, so I fell into the bathtub again.

"Do you know who she is?" Maddox screamed at Colt, holding him by his neck and forcing him against the wall, "She is my fucking mate that you slept with." Those words from Maddox explained his rage. Seeing me in that state made Maddox think he had caught us having sex.

"That is not true. He was only helping me," I yelled, pan- icking as Maddox started choking Colt without any intention of leaving him alive. I got up in the tub, and the instant I took a step out of it, my other foot slipped, and I landed in the bathtub. But this time, it was different. I hit my head, and my body lost the power to get back up on my feet again.

I stood there and watched the ceiling turn blurry. The blood in the bathtub slowly began to turn crimson. My breaths were irrational, and I wheezed like a dying fish.

"Beatrice!" Maddox finally noticed me and ran over to the tub. By the time he hunched over me, my eyes had completely shut down. I went into a deep slumber while Colt was left at the mercy of Maddox.

I had no clue how things would go from here, but I was sure as hell worried for Colt, even when the blood from my head had filled the bathtub.

I must have been taken back to the mansion because when I started waking up and taking back my consciousness, I found myself in the comfort of my bedroom. In fact, I had bandages all over my head, and it seemed like not a few hours but days had passed.

It was difficult for me to process everything the minute I opened my eyes. Taking deep breaths, I looked around, still comprehending everything, until the memory of what hap- pened in the cabin flashed before my eyes.

I instantly rose from my bed, but the lack of motion in the past days made me dizzy enough to lie down instantly.

"Hey! She has woken up." I heard someone call for every- one, informing them of my awakening. I pushed myself up and saw my mother rush ahead of everyone else. She seemed to be in a state of hysteria after watching me.

"Bea!" She jumped into the bed and crawled closer to me.

I had to pull back from her as a reflex.

"I didn't know this would happen," she whispered, cup- ping my face in my hands and sobbing uncomfortably.