SOLD TO THE CRUEL ALPHA のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 131 - チャプター 140

After eating a heartfelt breakfast,it was at this point Joanna knew it was time for her to plan out her day and how she'd leave Elias' house. She believed that the only reason why he had allowed her stay in his home despite being a stranger to him was because she had saved his daughter and Joanna couldn't blame him. Who'd want to help a stranger? Who'd allow a stranger stay in his home for a night? Not knowing if she had ulterior motives? After eating and seeing her son had properly being bathed and taken care of, Joanna walked back into the room she had slept in and immediately packed her duffel bag properly, making sure she didn't take anything that wasn't hers. Few minutes later, she was finally done and Joanna took a good look around the room, staring at it solemnly before heaving a sigh. She was aware she only had the conscience to stay for a night, in return of the favor for saving a life. Joanna was aware it'd be very shameless of her to decide to ask to keep staying in som

With his lips pursed, Alan continued to stare at Elias' hand, looking like a kid deep in thought. Joanna didn't notice her son's expression as she was too busy, thinking about the past. The past that made her days hell. Her fists were tightly clenched by her side as she lightly reminisced the past that haunted her before she met Alasdair and Micah. Thinking back to this, Joanna was grateful and couldn't help but give a small bitter smile. Indeed, she had come so far and she swore nothing was going to drag her back down again or stop her. Elias who was still sitting right in front of her had to struggle to control his almost erupting emotions. He didn't look like he was angry but Joanna's emotions were greatly affecting him.All these didn't pass by the eye of Alan who had now been watching Elias intently like a hawk. The little fellow has his eyes lightly popped out as he waited for what was next to come."Heading somewhere?" Elias asked, snapping Joanna out of her thoughts. She vi

In the extremely dark forest which the moonlight had refused to illuminate, admist the horrendous laughter, jumpy cracking of dried tree sticks on the floor and leaves were heard.Nothing could be made out in the dark forest. "Ha!" A short laugh followed after the boisterous horrendous laughter. Anyone with a soft heart could never stay in this forest as this person would have been long gone. Suddenly, the crunching of the dried sticks and leaves stopped and all that followed was an uncomfortable silence. The silence that made one's senses heightened.Two series of footsteps had long been made out in this dark forest."He-!" Suddenly, a loud yell which was soon cut off by strong sounds followed by muffled cries of pain could be heard."Hm, it tastes nice," A sweet and sultry voice was soon heard while the muffled voice continued."What are you doing?" The middle of the forest was suddenly illuminated by a burning fire on a long stick. Holding the stick was a woman dressed in tatter

After much argument with Elias on whether or not to go in search of a job, Joanna was finally let to go out under certain future conditions. As she walked on the side of the road, she was finding it hard to understand why in God's name Elias was trying so hard to restrain her from going in search of jobs. She indeed was owing him alot now and staying in his home without doing a thing was like being an overweight on someone else's shoulder which she detested. It was almost 2:00pm and she was yet to get any fruitful result from her job hunting.

Seeing the lightening followed by the sound of thunder, Joanna went stiff, her eyes widening like saucers having not expected this. Alan who leisurely laid his head on his mother's shoulder watched with interest the masked lady who had been following them. This time, he didn't care to stare at her stylishly but blatantly, his thoughts unknown. Joanna stared up at the sky and a sigh escaped her lips. Why was even the weather not fair to her?" She couldn't help but want to let out a scream in frustration. Why were things like this? If she had been the only one experiencing this, it'd have been better but then, her little boy just had to carry her burden too. Joanna's heart ached for him. Seeing her child suffering because of something she had done, Joanna's heart called out go him.She stared up at the sky and even if she couldn't tell it it was cloudy, the earlier lightening and thunder was enough to make her dispel all doubts. It was going to rain soon and there was no roof under h