All Chapters of Sold to Alpha Brothers: Chapter 231 - Chapter 240

LucyThe classroom's fluorescent lights seemed to bore into my skull, intensifying the persistent headache that had plagued me all day. I couldn't wait to escape into the fresh air and hopefully find some relief. As soon as the professor dismissed the class, I gathered my books and made my way to the exit, my friends falling in step alongside me.Duke was whistling a soothing song. Sarah was going on about finally being free of her boring classes. "Are you riding back with us?" Michelle asked. "Or is David going to pick you up later?"I winced. Though I was happy about the evening we'd had planned, my head was killing me. "I don't know...""You could have dinner with us," Sarah said. "I think Blue is making something extra tasty."I chuckled as Amy and Sarah started to talk about what was likely on the menu. Their voices mingled into a comforting background noise around the white noise that was filling my head and the throbbing. "You okay?" Amy ask

DavidI listened intently to Lucy's account of her dream, my mind racing to process the information she was sharing. It was clear that it wasn't just an ordinary dream but a peak into Selene's mind. Her mention of Selene and Oren, the crystal necklace, and a woman named Eve had my internal alarms blaring.Having a connection to the dead was one thing, but it didn't sound like Selene was dead. More than that, she was on Oren's side. How? Why?I glanced at Trent to gauge his reaction, but before I could ask, the words died in my throat. Trent, who had been quietly attentive until then, was growing visibly paler by the second. His normally calm and composed demeanor seemed to crumble, replaced by a haunted and shaken expression. I couldn't help but be concerned for him. Trent had always been the steady presence, the one who held a vast store of knowledge about the supernatural world, and it was rare to see him rattled.I exchanged a quick glance with Amos, who sat

MattEliza's tears spilled over, and she turned away. I walked around her. My nose twitched at the sterile scent filling the hallways. She let out a frustrated sound and darted back into my path. Her eyes filled with a mix of desperation and guilt."What now?""You look sick, Matt," Eliza said, her voice quivering. "Don't you understand that you might be upset, but you're suffering by being away from the pack for so long?"I almost laughed. Maybe I did. She looked shocked and appalled. There was a bitter irony in her words. Eliza, who had never shown genuine care for me, was suddenly concerned about my well-being? She was more desperate than I thought. I wondered what Tony told her when she accosted him outside his new place of work."It's not funny. You're so thin, and--""Don't play games, Eliza. We both know you couldn't give a damn about me, and you're one to talk. You've lost more weight than I have." I smirked. "Doesn't seem like being with the pack wou

PeterI couldn't remember ever liking going to a healer, but I had never been so nervous before. I sat in the healer's office, trying to keep still as I awaited the healer's return with the test results. Vasil had brought me here as soon as I was able to walk on my own. I had agreed with it, but now that I was surrounded by the sterile, clinical scent of the room, I felt uneasy. After the incident during my last date with Michelle, I didn't want to take chances. I also regretted sending her home. Her scent had been calming, her concern comforting, her presence soothing. I pulled out my phone, took a deep breath, and scrolled through the messages we had been trading since she left. How did your exam go? I asked, hoping to distract myself. She replied a few moments later, and soon, the scent of the room started to fade. As I tapped my phone, my fingers danced across the screen, and a mixture of eagerness and apprehension swirled in my chest. I still wasn't sure what

DavidI couldn't believe it, but it made so much sense. Trent looked up at the dark sky where barely a sliver of the moon was left in the sky."And today is the perfect day to start. You know why?""Because it's heading towards the new moon... It should be when the curse is the weakest.""Ten points.""You really think it's possible?""I do," he said. "Come sit, and we'll start.""I should be exhausted, but I'm not.""Not yet, anyway," Trent said. "Tell me why you think it may work.""Dragon fire," I said. "It's in the blood, and there's nothing hotter than dragon fire. Nothing can survive it. Not even curses."I bit my lip. "But my nearest dragon shifter ancestor is... so far back... Farther back than my elven one...""So?" Trent asked. "Are you a black wolf or not?""I..." I sighed. "I thought there was a limit.""Your father had a limit because of his broken bond, but you have none."I swallowed, taking in the magnitude of t