All Chapters of Sold to Alpha Brothers: Chapter 241 - Chapter 250

David I was hurtling through the darkness. The sensation of falling was so real that it clenched my stomach. But where was I falling to? Was there anything beneath me to catch me? Had I been falling before?No. I didn't think so. I couldn't remember exactly what I had been doing...Then, I saw something. It was a glimmer of light in the darkness. I could see fairy lights reflecting on the glass. I saw Lucy's bright eyes looking up at me with so much emotion that my heart hurt. I saw the moonlit garden whirling around us. I could hear the wind. I almost smiled as I fell through the memory as she twirled in my arms. Her laughter was like music, a melody that filled my heart with warmth and happiness. I could see her sitting across the table from me in the cafe. In that gown at the Blue Moon Estate...The shy little girl with curly hair at the orphanage...Lucy. 

David My vision blurred. I couldn't believe what I had seen. Everything I thought I knew about the Moon Wars, about the packs, about werewolves was wrong, and suddenly, the mural that guarded that passageway made so much more sense.I had to figure out where it led to and why. My mother had come through it, from where?I bit my lip. It had to have been from the White Moon Estate. I thought that was Selene's line. It would make the most sense for her to want to have a tight grip on Blood Moon, given the way this all started, but something told me that wasn't the case.Maybe... Maybe there had been another shifter line like mine?My eyes widened as the thought seemed to echo through me.Then, I heard running footsteps, and the darkness cleared to the sight of a forest through which Oren and Selene were making their escape, laughing tauntingly like two insane people getting away with murder. I set my jaw. Knowing that the werewolf

Lucy   My eyes were already welling with tears. She didn't say anything, just leaned back, lifting her head and murmuring to herself. Tears slipped down her cheeks, and I shook my head, not wanting it to be true. Not knowing what it meant.  Trent got to his feet as she slid to the ground, sobbing. I followed, not believing that it could be true. I dashed into the room, my heart pounding with fear and uncertainty. My eyes burned with tears.  He couldn't be. He couldn't be gone.  "Scared the hell out of us," Trent said, his voice gentle.  Another woman wept quietly in the corner of the room, yet the image that met my eyes was one I had been yearning for. David lay on the bed, his pale and weakened form still, but his eyes were open. The darkness was slowly receding back towards the wound in his shoulder with little flickers of flame of different colors flickering in the open wound. His eyes were glowing. Instead

Lucy The world slowly swam into focus as I stirred, warmth enveloping me. I shifted slightly, my eyes blinking open, and found myself nestled against David. His eyes were closed still, fluttering with the remnants of a dream. He was breathing still.Alive.My heart fluttered with relief as I took in the sight of him. He was still surrounded by a faint, multicolored aura, but the difference from before was stark. He looked healthier and stronger as if life had surged back into him.The fire that had been burning in his wound was still going, but it seemed to be floating into the air, too."David?" I whispered.A faint smile played on his lips as he reached out and gently brushed a strand of hair away from my face. Slowly, he opened his eyes. They were like a captivating kaleidoscope of colors, and they held a spark of vitality and health."Hey," he murmured, his voice a little raspy but filled with warmth. "Miss me?"

David I stretched lazily, letting out a contented sigh as the haze of sleep started to fade. The warmth of Lucy and I's shared moments lingered in the room, and Lucy's comforting scent still clung to my sheets. I couldn't help but smile despite her absence. Her thoughtfulness always managed to touch my heart.I reached for the note she had left on the nightstand. Her delicate handwriting was a familiar sight, and I read her words carefully. Hey, David,You looked so peaceful sleeping, so I didn't want to disturb you. Please get some rest and eat something. I'll come check on you after I finish my homework. See you soon!Lucy. The tenderness in her message warmed me. With a sense of gratitude, I folded the note and tucked it into the small book on my nightstand. I tried to sit up and groaned at the pain that still racked my body. It wasn't as bad, but it wasn't good either.&