All Chapters of Sold To The Stongest Alpha: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Maxine's POVWhen I arrived at the training ground, I was taken aback by the sight of girls my age, all dressed in training outfits and looking serious. Training, They moved with precision and purpose, their faces set in determined expressions. Out of excitement, I waved at them and smiled, hoping to make a connection. But none of them responded. I quickly realized that everyone meant business here; nobody was chatting or laughing, it was just cold expressions throughout. the training ground was a place for combat, not casual socializing.I composed myself and continued watching, admiring those who were engaged in fierce training. They moved with such skill and strength, and I found myself wishing I could learn to fight like that. Lost in my thoughts, I didn't notice the stern voice yelling at me until it was too late."Hey! You!" the voice boomed.I turned around to see a gigantic man glaring at me. He was a warrior, no doubt about it, and his presence was intimidating."This place i

Maxine's POVI was deep in sleep, exhaustion had finally overtaken me. But it didn't last long. I heard someone yelling my name, piercing through the fog of my dreams. Reluctantly, I opened my eyes to see an omega standing at my door. She wasn't smiling but had this pitiful expression on.I thought something bad had happened or I had done something wrong. My face was filled with confusion and fear."Maxine," she called again, urgency in her voice.I groaned, my whole body aching. "What is it? Did I do something wrong?"She shook her head, "Alpha Liam wants you to prepare oats and chips for him, and he wants it immediately." she said.I wanted to scream. He was the one who insisted I train. Now, here I was, hungry and weak, and he dared to send me on an errand? How wicked and selfish could he be? What have I done to this man to deserve such harsh treatment? Why does he hate me so much? What did I ever do to him? Many questions kept flying in my head. Questions I couldn't answer."This

Maxine's POVThe days in the hospital began to blur together, but slowly, I started to find the will to survive again. I forced myself to eat, even when the thought of food made my stomach turn. Elena stayed by my side, coaxing me to take small bites and cheering me on with every swallow."Come on, Maxine, just a little more," Elena would say, her voice filled with gentle encouragement. "You're doing so well."I managed a small smile as I took another bite. The food tasted like ash, but I kept eating, driven by a new hope. Gradually, I began to feel a tiny spark of life returning to me. I started laughing at Elena's jokes, even though they were corny and silly. It felt good to laugh, like a release of some of the heavy burden I carried.The doctors were incredibly supportive. They didn't just treat my physical wounds but also worked tirelessly to help me heal mentally. They listened patiently as I poured out my fears and pain, giving me words of comfort and methods to cope with my tra

Liam's POVWhen I first heard that Maxine had passed out, I thought it was just another instance of her overreacting or maybe, she was just being lazy and avoiding training. But as days went by and she didn't return, a gnawing worry began to settle in my chest. Despite the act I maintained, I wasn't as heartless as everyone believed. It’s just that omegas disgust me a lot. I can't be associated with such weak people.I kept tabs on her progress, secretly calling the doctors and nurses to make sure she was receiving the best care. I made sure she ate good food and got the rest she needed. I didn’t want her to know that I cared; it was better for both of us if she believed I was heartless.What hurt me the most was hearing that Maxine had lost our baby. How could she have been so careless not to know she was pregnant? Is she a child? The thought angered me, but at the same time, a part of me felt a strange happiness at the idea of welcoming a child from an omega. It was a conflict I cou

Maxine's POVI steeled myself and knocked on the door. Clara opened it, a look of surprise flashing across her face before she replaced it with a smug, or perhaps a victorious smile. “What do you want, Maxine?” she asked, her tone trickling with condescension.With tears threatening to spill, I said, “I need to speak with Alpha. It’s important.”Clara’s eyes narrowed as she tried to form an excuse. “He’s busy right now, and—”Before she could finish, Liam appeared behind her, opening the door wider. “Leave us, Clara,” he commanded.Clara's expression changed and was replaced with anger. “But—”“I said leave!” Liam barked, his tone brooking no argument.Clara glared at me as if I had stolen something precious from her before stomping off. Liam grabbed my arm roughly and pulled me inside, slamming the door shut behind us.“What do you want, Maxine?” he demanded, his grip bruising my arm and causing me to cry out of pain.“I just wanted to know why,” I began, my voice trembling. “Why do