All Chapters of Sold to Alpha Brothers: Chapter 181 - Chapter 190

PeterDragons. The very thought of them sent a shiver down my spine. After the encounter with the dragon shifters, it became painfully clear that we needed a stronger weapon to stand a chance against them. My fingers tapped impatiently on the desk, and I glanced at the sketches of different weapons spread out before me. I needed something that could penetrate the dragons’ tough scales and effectively neutralize their threat. They were really the only shifter capable of defeating werewolves without much of a fight. Resistant to a werewolf’s bite, resistant to magic and silver. The last iteration of the canon had barely scratched one of them, but it was more progress than before. I looked at the giant scale the last canon had managed to tear off a dragon shifter and started to pace around my office, my mind racing with plans.I couldn’t afford another failure. The anxiety, the fear of the upcoming war, was breathing down my neck. I had to make sure we were protected. I had to make sure

MattAnxiety gripped me as I drove through the heart of Blue Scale’s city. My thoughts were a mess. Doubt and uncertainty seemed to be making everything I was doing harder than it needed to be. My fingers twitched, restless, as I anxiously headed towards the café Dagon agreed to meet me at. He’d been off visiting home, so it was the best time to meet with him outside of the Blue Moon Territory. I got to the café, ordered a giant cup of shifter strength coffee, and settled in somewhere, sort of visible to wait. My stomach was in knots as I awaited Dagon’s arrival. I couldn’t believe I was doing this, but I didn’t know what else to do in this situation. Oren was insane. He was more insane than I ever remembered him being. Tony might not have seen it yet, but it had to only be a matter of time… Unless he lost his mind, too. I bit my lip. The future seemed so full of danger and uncertainty. The door opened, and I heard the hostess greet someone brightly. Then, footsteps came towards m

LucyThe White Moon Family Pack House had become a second home to me, a sanctuary where I could truly be myself. As I sat on the comfortable couch, surrounded by family members diligently working on their assignments, I couldn't help but feel a mixture of gratitude and uncertainty. I glanced around the cozy living room, the soft glow of the fireplace casting a warm ambiance. My cousins were scattered around, each engrossed in their own studies. I fiddled with my pen, my mind drifting from the pages of my criminal justice textbook to my own thoughts. It was easy to lose myself in the comforting atmosphere of the pack house, but a lingering question tugged at the back of my mind – was it time for me to make a more permanent move?Despite the familiarity and sense of belonging, I felt within these walls, a small part of me hesitated. The pack house had quickly become a haven, but I still wanted to repay Stacy for all of her kindness. I still wasn't sure how I was going to do that, but I

LucyWe walked in silence for a little while. The air felt alive with something I couldn’t name. Being this close to David was doing crazy things to my insides. We reached the dining room and found only Duke there and no one else.“Blue?” David asked. She poked her head out of another doorway. “You said you wanted to cook tonight.”He huffed. “I forgot, but Lucy--”“It’s okay,” I said quickly. “I can—”“Sounds like you have a culinary audience,” Blue said and darted away.David shook his head and looked at me with an apologetic smile before looking back at Blue. “Blue, you can’t just—”“Ready?” Amos asked, coming up behind us. “Yep,” Duke said, getting up from the table with a grin. Hito, who had just entered the room, raised an eyebrow as if curious about the sudden change in atmosphere.“And where are you all going?” David asked.“Out,” Blue said, coming back with a purse on her arm. “Kitchen’s all yours.”“Wait a second—““Let’s go,” Hito said. "We have to expand your palette

DavidThe sun's warm rays filtered through the car window, casting a golden hue over everything as Amos navigated through the bustling streets of Blood Moon City. I couldn't help but smile to myself, a contentedness settling over me that was as soothing as the gentle breeze ruffling my hair. It was a feeling that had become increasingly familiar ever since Lucy had really stepped back into my life.As the car hummed along, my thoughts drifted, weaving between the present and the future. The Crescent Moon Festival was in a few weeks, and the excitement in the air was palpable. A sense of anticipation mingled with the energy of all the supernatural cities and even the mundane task at hand – getting fitted for tuxedos – couldn't dampen my spirits.Last night, I had nearly kissed Lucy. No. Last night, Lucy had wanted me to kiss her. I couldn’t even pay attention to whatever Trent, Duke, and Amos were chatting about as I thought about the way she had looked up at me. I was a little frust