~Sai
“Beatrice, you…you…!” I couldn't even complete the words in my mouth. My body was already vibrating and I could feel my head spinning. I fell to my knees, collapsing onto the cold floor in weakness. The Pack members stood frozen, their faces blank, their eyes glassy—each one under Beatrice’s spell. “I have only one reason, Sai.” Beatrice’s voice was low, cruel. “To make my daughter the strongest she-wolf in the world. If I let you run with that pregnancy, you’ll become a threat to everything I’ve planned.” “So, she’s pregnant?” Lola’s voice rang out as she emerged from the shadows. Her eyes flared. “Don’t tell me you’re carrying Theodore’s child.” Her voice was filled with disgust, curling into a sneer. She sauntered toward Theo, who stood silent, stunned. Lola looped her arm around him possessively. “I won’t share you with anyone, especially not Sai. I want that thing inside her gone.” My breath hitched. I stared at Theodore, praying for him to say something—anything to defend me. But instead, he grabbed a fistful of my hair and yanked it hard. “Didn’t I tell you to get rid of that child?” he snarled. “How dare you lie to me?” “You don’t have to worry, Theo,” Beatrice interrupted calmly. “She’ll regret ever getting pregnant.” Beatrice crouched before me. My pulse pounded in my ears. Behind her, Lola toyed with Theo’s shirtless chest, her lips curled in a smirk. Did she even care what her mother was about to do? “I’m sorry, Sai,” Beatrice said with mock sympathy. “But your precious daughter will fuel my black magic.” I shook my head slowly. “No… Beatrice, please. I’m pregnant. This baby—this baby has to live.” My voice cracked as I turned to Theo. “This is your child! Are you really going to let them kill your own blood?” Theo didn’t flinch. “I don’t care. Mother wants to use it. You won’t stop her.” Beatrice’s hands began to move—twisting, swirling in the air like she was weaving something invisible. I tried to crawl away, but my limbs were heavy. Her chants deepened. Her fingers traced a glowing green circle into the air. Suddenly, green smoke poured from it, wrapping around me like a snake. My skin burned. A stabbing pain twisted deep inside my belly. Something was being pulled from me. The agony was too much. I wanted to scream but couldn’t. I was too weak. My mouth opened in a silent cry. Warm liquid spilled from between my thighs. I looked down. Blood. My baby. Gone. A sob tore from my chest. But the world tilted, and then everything went black. * When I woke, everything was dark. There was a faint light somewhere, but my face was covered and my wrists were bound tightly to the arms of a chair. Panic surged in me. Then I heard her. “She’s finally awake,” Beatrice said. Her voice sent chills down my spine. “It’s time for you all to taste her.” Where was I? Why was I tied up? I blinked as my blindfold was removed, and the world came into focus. Alphas. All around me, powerful men from different packs sat watching me with hunger in their eyes. I was in a slave auction. “No,” I whispered. “No, no…” Beatrice stood tall at the front. Theodore sat next to Lola, who held a whip wrapped in thorns. He drank lazily, as if I were nothing but entertainment. “Can we begin the tasting now?” a young Alpha asked, licking his hand with anticipation. I knew what “tasting” meant. I had seen it before. It was a violation, a ritual of humiliation. It was a moment when a slave is assaulted by “She’s a premium commodity,” Beatrice said. “Trained by the Late Alpha himself. You may proceed.” Immediately after her words, I felt an excruciating whip on my back “AHHHH!” I screamed as the whip tore across my back. Thorns bit deep, and when it was dragged away, blood sprayed the floor. Another lash. Then hands. As I screamed, I felt three fingers entering my pussy. They came from three different men. “It’s still fresh,” one of them said. I sobbed but no sound came. Beatrice had made me mute. My pain exploded into something surreal. Their hands moved over me— my mouth, breasts, thighs, face. I was trembling, powerless. “She has good taste. I want her,” said Alpha Greg, my father’s supposed best friend. Beatrice raised her hand. “Because of her quality and strength, bidding starts at $300 million.” “$500 million!” Greg shouted. “$700 million!” came another voice. “$850 million!” “$1 billion!” said the Alpha licking my lips. He was infamous and was aggressively harsh on bed. He's rumored to buy women for sexual benefits and hundreds of Lunas have died in his bed. Was he going to be the one? “$1 billion going once… going twice…” “$10 BILLION!” A voice Echoed from behind. The room froze. All heads turned. The voice was thick, dominant, full of ancient power. And when he stepped forward, the light hit his face. My breath stopped. “Caspian… ALPHA Caspian?” I whispered. The man standing before me is Caspian, the Hybrid Alpha. He is Half demon, Half werewolf.~SaiI locked eyes with Theodore—and without hesitation—I shoved his hand off me like it was poison. My glare burned into him.“Don’t you ever think of touching me, Theodore!” I snapped, voice sharp as broken glass. “You’ve lost every right to lay a finger on me, let alone speak to me in that tone.”He didn’t blink. He just stood there, frozen and brooding, his eyes filled with something darker than rage—betrayal. But I didn’t care. I wasn’t afraid of him. I wasn’t afraid of anyone anymore, and certainly not the man who once tore my soul apart.He let out a slow, shaky breath, trying to rein in the storm brewing inside him.“I know exactly what you're after, Sai,” he said, his voice laced with tightly restrained fury. “You’re desperate for revenge. That’s why you pushed Beatrice into the chandelier… wasn’t it?”I let out a scoff, tilting my head at him. “Oh, you saw that?” I asked, eyes narrowing, my voice taunting. “I didn’t realize you were watching when I pushed Beatrice. Interesti
~ SaiI didn’t waste a second after that chaotic scene—I slipped out, heading straight to the reception. That was where I originally came to book an appointment with the doctor… to check the health of my womb.But honestly? Nothing felt better than clapping back at Lola using the very trap she had set for me.The same pit she dug with her own hands? She ended up falling into it.That’s what happens when you try to mess with someone who’s two steps ahead.You see, I had to use my head—and not just a little.I knew Lola was planning something—something ugly.She had been brewing something ever since she eavesdropped on my conversation with Theodore.She thought I didn’t notice her, but I did.I saw her when I stepped out of the restroom. She was hidden behind the wall, thinking she was slick… thinking I was too dumb to catch her.But the expression on her face gave everything away—The fury.The jealousy.The burning hatred.I could already tell she was scheming something dangerous.Whe
[Lola's POV]“Okay, I will be there in no time!”I responded, panic forming all over me in an instant. I turned to Sai one more time, giving her that look which was clear enough to tell her that I am not done with her!Then I walked out.As I walked out of the banquet, I could hear Theodore calling out to me but I refused to listen to him. I got outside and drove off with the car. He can order an Uber, I don't care!When I got to the hospital, I went to the receptionist and asked the nurse in charge.“Beatrice Ray!”She looked at me, saying, “My Luna! I guess your mother is in ward 48!”I smiled at her. “Thank you!”Then I rushed over to the said ward where the nurse in reception said my mom was.When I got there, they were still operating on her. I glanced through the hole at the door and saw the nurses as well as the surgeons all around my mother.I quickly remembered how supportive she had been to me.Mother had narrated that I am the only child she had even though she has been in
[Lola’s POV]Without wasting another second, I stepped away from the balcony and dashed down the stairs, rage and panic burning in my chest.“Mother! Mother!” I screamed, my voice breaking, more terrified than I had ever been.The crowd had already started clearing the path. The ambulance had arrived, sirens piercing through the chaos. But I couldn’t let them take her. Not yet.My mother wasn’t dead.She couldn’t be!That was the lie I kept telling myself as I fell to my knees beside her, hands trembling as I touched her blood-soaked body.“Let the medical team do their job, Lola. Please…” Theodore said softly, crouching beside me, his eyes filled with pity.I ignored him, clutching my mother’s hand tightly as I looked at her face.Shards of glass from the chandelier were still embedded in her skin. Her entire body looked limp, her chest barely moving, her eyes shut tight like they had no intention of opening again. I refused to accept it. She couldn’t die like this. Not because of my
[Lola’s POV]“Somebody help her!”“Is she still alive?”“How did she even get here?”The voices rose like thunder in the hall, crashing one after the other in a wave of panic.I didn’t wait. The moment I saw the chandelier crash down on Sai’s body, I ducked back into hiding. I couldn’t let anyone see my face—not now. Not when everything had gone perfectly.And hearing all those panicked voices, all the frightened gasps and gasping cries…I smiled.A deep, satisfied smile curled on my lips.It worked.It really worked!There’s no way anyone could survive something like that. Not even her. She doesn't have a wolf to protect her, no second life to bank on. If she were a true werewolf, maybe—just maybe—her wolf could’ve died in her place and given her a slim shot at survival.But Sai? She was wolfless.Which meant…She was dead.Finally.I brought out my phone, fingers eager to dial my men and thank them for a job beautifully executed.But then—“Theodore’s voice echoed across the room, s
[Lola's POV]“Ladies and Gentlemen, I officially welcome you to the 2024 ALPHA Ball Party!”The Chief-in-Council’s voice echoed across the grand hall, halting my steps toward the restroom.We’ve been here for hours. Or maybe it just feels like that. I’ve been waiting—without Theodore by my side. He said he was going to the restroom, but it’s been far too long. The dancers had already come and gone. The Alpha Princesses had taken the stage in their glittering gowns. Even the crowd had shifted into whispers of boredom and scattered conversations.But still—no Theodore.Just as I turned to go look for him again, the Alpha Chief launched into his welcome speech.“The Alpha Night Ball has never failed to bring the joy of unity among all the Alphas and Lunas in District Xi. And this year’s edition… promises to be the grandest of them all!”Eyes from every corner fixed on the Chief Alpha, the man who always gave the first speech and handed out the awards.I scanned the crowd again. No sign o