All Chapters of Sold to Alpha Brothers: Chapter 171 - Chapter 180

LucyNext, we were taken to the communal dining area. The long wooden table and all the chairs looked like they were just waiting for people to arrive. My stomach rumbled. Blue smiled. “Food will be ready soon. We picked things up too.”As the tour came to an end, we returned to the main hall. The other survivors of White Moon came bustling in through the front doors.“It’s time for a family reunion!” The man who came in, lifting a large bags in his hands. “Who wants burritos?”Lucian let out a loud laugh and rushed towards him. “Pascal, you rascal! Where the hell have you been?”They embraced, and I smiled, watching them. More people came in. Stella and Blue started guiding them up the stairs to where they could pick out rooms. Soon, everyone else was here. There were more people than there had been at the meeting earlier. Duke nudged me. “Somehow, Lucy… you managed to save all these people.”“Me?” I asked. “You panicked, but you still remembered what Jordan said.”Out of the c

LucyThe early morning sunlight streamed through the windows of the training room, casting a warm glow over the mats and equipment. As I stretched and readied myself for another combat class, I caught Duke’s eye across the room. We exchanged grins. Everything had changed so quickly between us.Family.The room buzzed with excitement as students got ready to start the warm-up. I found myself a spot next to Duke, feeling more of a surge of comfort than usual. He bumped me gently. “You’re practically glowing.”I grinned at him. “You are too.”Lucian came in, grinning at the class, dressed for a workout.“Good to see you all so ready to get tossed around this morning! Gloves on. Let’s get started.”We got through the warm-up before we paired up. I adjusted the straps of my gloves as Duke approached, his easy grin. “Ready, Lucy-Cat?”I scowled at him, falling into step beside him as we headed to our designated sparring area. “You’re doing that on purpose.”“I will gracefully allow you t

LucyAs the summer ended, a sense of excitement and anticipation filled the air. We still hadn’t found a liaison, but the Council didn’t seem to be attempting anything suspicious. Fall was approaching, and with it came the beginning of a new academic year. I was nervous about what would come next, but Dagon reassured me that until I was done with my human degree and basic magical studies at the coven, there was nothing for me to worry about. Today, I was supposed to be registering for my classes at the human college. The morning sun filtered through the curtains, casting a warm glow across my room. I stretched and yawned, my mind already buzzing with plans for the day. After a quick shower and breakfast, I headed to the human college using my Moving Ring. My heart raced with a mix of excitement and nervousness. I was pursuing a degree in criminal justice. Dagon said it was a good field for someone headed into the Academy, but I’d need to supplement those courses with more supernatur

LucyWe left the café and rode back to the pack house. The goodbye lingered longer than I admitted, and I quickly used my Moving Ring to go to Stacy’s building with all of my bags. I got into the elevator, and a dreamy smile played on my lips. The day had been fun but at the end of it… I couldn’t shake off the warmth that had settled in my chest, the memory of David’s laughter, and his teasing remarks.The look in his eyes when we were seated by the window. Just as the doors of the elevator opened, Tina’s mischievous voice rang out from in front of me. “Well, well, well, look who’s got that starry-eyed glow! Must be a hell of a guy!”I looked up to find Tina leaning against the wall near the entrance of the elevator, a knowing grin on her face. My cheeks flushed with embarrassment, but I couldn’t hide the contentment that radiated from me.“Hi, Tina,” I replied, trying to sound casual but failing miserably.She chuckled, pushing herself off the wall and sauntering over to me. “Oh, c

LucyI looked up to see Lucian walking in his pajamas with a stack of mail under his arm. He smiled, holding a cup in his hand. “Well… yes.”Lucian nodded. “I’m glad… Walk with me? I think we should talk.”I nodded, walking alongside Lucian through the house until we reached the serene courtyard behind it. There was only a sliver of moonlight coming from the sky. Lucian’s gaze was distant, contemplative, and I sensed that there was something on his mind. “Is everything okay, Lucian?”“Sort of. I’ve received invitations for our pack to attend the Crescent Festival and other werewolf-centric events… private parties, etc.” The mention of the Crescent Festival had my heart skipping a beat. “You don’t look happy about it…”“It could be a chance to gain allies among the smaller packs…” His lips twitched. “Or rather, it is, but there’s a need to be cautious. Entangling ourselves so deeply with the werewolves again might lead to another power struggle faster than anyone is prepared for.”