All Chapters of Sold to Alpha Brothers: Chapter 191 - Chapter 200

LucyJessie and anyone she told about me coming back with David’s jacket hadn’t stopped hounding me. I had never been so grateful to be living at Stacy’s. I still wasn’t sure what to do with the jacket, and if I considered keeping it long-term, I tried not to be too embarrassed about it. Today was another combat training class. The training room was alive with the sound of clashing staves and the rhythmic thud of footfalls on the polished floor. Duke and I had gotten better. He wasn’t struggling as much, and I could actually channel my magic into the staff. We worked slowly as we were both struggling with the task. “I guess growing roses really helped,” Duke said, grinning at me. “Maybe I should grow a bush or two.”I scowled at him. “Stick practicing your scales. You’ll need it for the high notes.”He laughed. The sparring session came to an end, leaving me drained. Duke and I exchanged a high-five, grinning like we had just conquered the world. Lucian called a halt to practice.

LucyWe rode together back to the White Moon Pack house. As the sun began to dip below the horizon, casting a warm, golden glow over the Hecate City. Lucian, Duke and I climbed out of the car. David had been dozing off on the ride. “Still haven’t returned the jacket, hm?” Lucian asked as we headed inside. “Leave me alone!”Duke and Lucian laughed as we entered. The scents of the Pack House enveloped me. It had become almost a second home for me, a place of belonging and family. Duke walked beside me, his steps confident and easy. Lucian had said that he had an announcement to make, so everyone was there. As we entered the Pack House, the hum of conversations and laughter filled the air. It was heartwarming to see familiar faces. I spotted Jessie across the room, engaged in a lively conversation with a few others.We made our way over to Jessie, who turned towards us with a bright smile. "Lucy, Duke, you made it! You two look terrible. Magic training?"I nodded. “We got to watch a le

DavidNext time, I would just take Lucy to a fairy grove, just the two of us. To be fair, it wasn’t Amelia’s fault she had terrible timing. And it wasn’t the organizer’s fault for sending her with me, but none of that made it any better. When I got back, the mood had gone, and I hadn’t known what to say to Lucy about Amelia. Lucy looked uncomfortable, so I hadn’t brought it up yet. It definitely ruined the rest of the trip. I couldn’t decide if I should be upset about it or relieved that I didn’t cross a line that neither of us was ready to cross yet. That evening, after I’d returned to the Blood Moon Estate, I descended the hidden staircase to the secret room. I solved the puzzle and entered the room, noting that the air inside was colder than before. The crystal necklace glinted in the darkness, emanating an otherworldly glow that seemed to beckon me forward and push me away. I set my magical analysis kit underneath the single torch, grabbed the necklace, and sat down. The kit was

PeterIt had been almost too long since I had set the date with Michelle. And now, I was driving to the Blood Moon Estate, oddly excited and full of anxiety. I had no thoughts about getting any intel about what David was up to or anything else. My whole mind was focused on the night ahead of me with Michelle. I had never been one to get anxious about dates, but tonight felt different. Michelle was more than just a random human I chose to spend my time with and get pleasure from, and this was no ordinary date.I approached the grand entrance of the Estate, and the imposing guards stationed there regarded me with a level of skepticism. I could sense their wariness, their doubt about my intentions. I simply flashed a polite smile, offering a nod of acknowledgment, and rolled down my window."Evening," I greeted them calmly, my tone friendly but measured. "I'm here to pick up Michelle for our date."One of the guards eyed me critically for a moment before stepping closer to the car, his

TonyI walked into my office with a scowl etched deep on my face. The meetings with various business representatives had gone well enough, but the gnawing feeling of unease hadn't left me. It wasn't the business deals that troubled me; it was the underlying fact that I was doing a job that I had no rightful claim to. Our father was the alpha of Blue Moon. He should be in these fucking meetings. I should be refusing to go, but the guilt tugged me from bed and sent me out to make sure that the pack didn’t go destitute or veer toward destruction the way it had been when our father had been alpha was too strong to ignore.Besides, I had nothing else to hang on to now that Matt and I were so distant, Lucy was a distant goal, and there was no one I could rely on. I took a seat behind my desk, my fingers drumming restlessly on its surface. Not once had our father seemed interested in actually running the logistics of the pack. Cline wasn’t helpful, too busy scheming with him to do what, bu