All Chapters of Sold To The Alpha: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Irene drove her car toward their home, the late afternoon sun cast a warm and gentle glow through the windows. Noah, her exuberant 4 year old son, was bubbling with excitement after his day at daycare. He chattered enthusiastically about the delicious lunch he'd enjoyed, his animated words filling the car with a sense of joy.Irene, her laughter a soothing melody, smiled at Noah's infectious enthusiasm. Occasionally, she reached over to run her fingers through his soft hair, a gesture of love and affection that conveyed her happiness. She couldn't help but be charmed by his innocence and the way he found delight in the simplest of things.As they continued their journey, Irene decided to engage Noah in a conversation. With a motherly tone and a twinkle in her eye, she asked, "So, Noah, it won't be long before you start elementary school, will it?"Noah's eyes sparkled with excitement, and he nodded eagerly. The prospect of starting school held a world of wonder and adventure for him,

Navier, standing with a mixture of resolve and vulnerability, looked directly into Irene's eyes. His smile, though tinged with sadness, conveyed a genuine sense of remorse and the weight of years of regret. With a deep breath, he began to speak, his words a balm for a heart burdened by the past."I apologize for being so late to apologize to you," he confessed, his voice filled with the sincerity of his words."But this is a sincere apology from me before I leave this world,” Navier added.Irene, her emotions held close to her chest, fell silent. The weight of the moment hung heavy in the air, and the echoes of the past reverberated between them. Her father's apology was a long-awaited acknowledgement of his actions, and Irene's response was shrouded in the complexity of her emotions.Navier, his words having found their place in the quiet of the backyard, prepared to turn and head back into the house. The ache in his heart, though not fully assuaged, had found a voice. But before he

The car hummed along the road, and Noah, who was seated in the back with Navier, couldn't resist his curiosity about the place they were discussing.He turned to his newfound grandfather and inquired, "Grandpa, what's Boris City like?"Navier's eyes sparkled with fond memories as he began to describe, "Boris City is a beautiful place nestled among lush forests and rolling hills."He painted a vivid picture of the city, detailing how the sunlight filtered through the trees, casting dappled shadows on the streets, and how the city was known for its pristine parks, where colorful flowers and chirping birds added to its charm."The city is famous for its grand parks," he added, "and it's surrounded by picturesque lakes that glisten under the sun,” Navier said.Noah's eyes grew wider with each word, and he couldn't help but exclaim, "Wow, Grandpa, it sounds amazing! I really want to go there!"Irene, who was attentively driving, turned to address her son. She extended her hand toward the b

Irene's entrance into the administrative office on the 10th floor was met with the customary "good morning" from her colleagues, the polite greeting echoing across the room. Setting her coffee on her desk, Irene glanced around and was immediately struck by the sight of a small gathering of employees huddled together, their animated voices creating a buzz of conversation.Candace, her desk neighbor, observed Irene's arrival with a knowing smile. "Oh, so you bought coffee?" Candace inquired, her tone casual and friendly.Irene, with a faint smile, replied, "Yes, I'm feeling a bit drowsy. Probably due to exhaustion from preparing for the opening of the store at one of the malls." The explanation was offered in a light-hearted manner, signifying the shared understanding between the two coworkers.Candace nodded in agreement, understanding the demands of Irene's workload. As Irene settled in her chair, her curiosity piqued by the cluster of employees engrossed in something, she couldn't he

After Evander's departure, Adam settled behind his desk, engaging in a casual conversation with his secretary, Fiona. As the office buzzed with the hum of everyday work, Irene remained observant, her attention divided between her tasks and her surroundings. Her focus was soon drawn to the unfolding drama as Jessica, one of her colleagues, approached Adam.In a voice that carried across the room, Jessica asked a rather personal question that reverberated through the office, reaching the ears of many."Mr. Hemmings, is the news about your ex wife true? Have you been married before? Because you look so young and carefree, I thought you've never been married,” Jessica asked.The audacity of her inquiry left Irene and others taken aback.Murmurs of disapproval rippled through the room, with Agnes from the IT division leaning in to Morgan, the head of the finance division, and whispering, "She's quite audacious to ask like that."The meeting room had become an unwitting spectator to this un