Semua Bab Sold to Alpha Brothers: Bab 131 - Bab 140

TonyAs Matt and I arrived in Hecate City for our meeting with the coven leaders, my patience was already wearing thin. The city always had a way of grating on my nerves, and this visit seemed to be no exception. The curse that was still on me wasn’t letting up at all. With our father’s release date coming closer and closer, we couldn’t risk still being unable to shift when he got free.Our beta pulled up in front of the Hecate Coven’s capital hall. The scent of witches and their magic hung thickly in the air. I got out and Matt followed just behind me. We entered the building, hoping to get to someone who could lift our curses today. There was only one receptionist and I headed to her. She was a young woman who smiled as I approached.“We’re here to see the Hecate Elders.”She cocked an eyebrow and her smile turned condescending. She glanced at Matt and then back to me"Good morning. Do you have an appoi

LucyMy heart was hammering. I knew before the car had pulled to a stop who was in the car. The vision of myself pressed up against a window in the Blue Moon Estate, dead-eyed, pregnant in nothing more than that white dress flashed through my mind. I heard the Moon Goddess’ voice and my stomach lurched. I couldn’t breathe. My heart raced, and a surge of panic threatened to overwhelm me. I tried my best to push it away, to push through it, but I couldn’t. Tony came around the side of the car. His eyes nearly glowing. His face flushed and pinched tight in anger. He reminded me of my adoptive father when he’s come home in his worse moods. I stumbled back until I felt someone behind me. I turned back and looked up at Duke. He wrapped his arms around me. “Take her to the greenhouse. Now,” David said. Duke pulled me away from the sidewalk and further away from the opening in the gate. I heard Tony growl as I struggled

Lucy I got in the backseat with Stacy, who pulled me close and glared over my head as Tony stood outside, just on the other side of David. I was grateful that I couldn’t hear anything. I hoped that he couldn’t see me. Why weren’t we moving?Stacy’s phone chimed. She checked it. “Let’s get going,” she said. The driver turned on the car and she continued to rock me before grabbing a blanket from the back. “You’re freezing. It’s all right. We’ll get you back home and get you something warm to drink, okay?”I nodded, shuddering. As we pulled away, I caught sight of Tony getting into the car and Matt following them. Soon, their car was following us. I shuddered. “It’s all right,” Stacy said. “We’ve shaken better tails before.”I watched the streets of Hecate City change and change again as we seemed to be just driving around.

LucyMy heart surged with hope as we got to the room just as someone screamed. I jumped back as the large man crashed to the floor and groaned. He was at least half a head taller than the man who had thrown him and the rest of the room looked stunned. “Anyone else?”“Luke?” Duke and I asked. He turned around with a brilliant smile. His hair was tied up and out of his face. His eyes were bright. “I was wondering if you two had gotten lost. Come on in, we’re about to get started.”We shuffled to the back of the room, looking nervous as Luke hauled the large man off the ground and clapped him on the shoulder. “Hopefully, that teaches you all that your size means almost nothing. Welcome to your first day of the Basics of Magical Combat. You can pick up your syllabus after I’ve had a chance to observe you all and develop plans for you. By the end of this course, you should be fit enough to

Matt“I’ve been fighting a headache… And I was… thinking about Lucy.”I waited for him to call me out, but there was nothing but silence and as soft sigh.“Sounds like we should do to a healer,” Tony said. “When did your headache start?”“Off and on,” I lied. “Did you… notice?”“Notice what?”“…how happy she looked.”“What?” Tony growled. “Don’t start talking nonsense. She’s not happy. She’s not where she’s meant to be, where she’s destined to me: with us. With our pack, building a family with us.”I swallowed. Images of Lucy's radiant smile and the sparkle in her eyes plagued my mind, tugging at my heart. Guilt tumbled through me. I should keep my mouth shut, but I couldn’t. I might be a coward, but I’m not that much of a coward. “She… never laughed when she was with us.”He growled again. “Don’t even go there. There was too much going on, too many things to teach her.”“But did we teach her?” “What?”I searched for the words. “We didn’t… reach her anything.”“She didn’t have the i