All Chapters of Sold to the cursed Alpha: The seer: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Sabrina’s POV I gasped, breathing heavily as my eyes flew open. Looked around and my head pounded with the amount of chaos going on. Wolves tore at each other, shrilling screams filled the air…blood stained every nook and cranny. I was back in that looping dream. I staggered forward, my body pulling me like I already knew where to go. I halted my steps when I saw a burning house. A family was trapped inside. I could see them through the broken window. Two elders stood outside, shouting, begging them to come out. My stomach dropped. I had seen this before in one of my dreams. Why was I here again? Why this dream of all things? I thought I’d already lived it enough times to make me sick. Nymeria’s advice rang in my head: Pay attention to the details in your dreams. They’re likely trying to reveal something to you. Yes. That had to be it. I was missing something. I was so emotional last time, I might have missed a vital detail. I took a deep breath, forcing strength into my wobb

Damon’s POVOn a second thought. I needed to see Sabrina myself. Even after I was told she was awake and fine, I needed to see her with my eyes to be well-rest assured.I walked as fast as my legs could carry me, nearly running through the hallways, my chest heaving like I had been running for miles. By the time I reached Sabrina’s room, the door was already wide open. The room was filled with people, mostly the kitchen staff and other workers in the pack house.The second I stepped into view, people made way for me, their faces carrying shock when they saw how frantic I was. I didn’t mind their stares and searched for Sabrina.She lay on the bed, her eyes open and she looked aware of her surroundings. The pack doctor hovered beside her. He lifted his fingers, “How many can you feel Miss Sabrina?”Sabrina opened her mouth but couldn’t speak. She weakly raised her hands and said two. “Do you know this woman here?” He gestured to Nannybgessa and Sabrina nodded.My entire body froze. It

Sabrina’s POVI tossed and turned on my bed restlessly. Sleep evaded me no matter how I tried. My mind was a raging mess, running wild with so many different thoughts.Every time I closed my eyes, I saw his face. Looking at me softly, his gaze locked on me. I heard his voice, calling me ‘little mouse’.I took a deep breath. The pack house was silent with everyone fast asleep. The silence was eating me alive and I felt sick just lying on the bed when I knew I wanted to be elsewhere.I released a shaky sigh. I couldn’t keep going like this. I had to see him. Had to know what was going on. Gia would hate this decision—she’d probably scold me until my ears rang—but it only felt right. What if we both kept avoiding each other forever? What if this distance became permanent? That thought was worse than anything else.I slipped out of bed, walking out of my room. A new rule had been enforced; pack guards would patrol the pack house in the night. The pack house was never guarded as much. But

Sabrina’s POV I didn’t sleep a wink last night. I had cried all night long, soaking my pillows. By morning, my eyes were swollen, puffy, and red. I had cried until I was empty. The worst part was that my wolf didn’t come to comfort me. Not even a whisper. Not even a nudge. It was as if she, too, had turned her back on me. The silence in my head was louder than any noise. Ian had knocked on my door this morning and told me to pack my bags because I was leaving. I had expected it, but not this soon. I didn’t think Damin would take action immediately. I was even more shocked when I was told that where be resettling would be at the Greenville pack. It was so far away. It didn’t take long for the news to spread. By the time I began folding my clothes into my luggage, a luggage Damon had paid for when he ordered me to spend that ridiculous amount of money in the mall. I pushed the memory aside. The girls from the kitchen had already rushed in, faces streaked with tears. Nanny Tessa follo

Damon’s POVI didn’t feel good. Ever since I watched Sabrina leave, it was as though a gaping hole had been torn straight through my chest. Breathing felt like a struggle…it always did.Part of me regretted it already, but whenever I thought of the danger she would face if she stayed, I reminded myself this was the right choice. I had done it for her. To protect her.Still, the ache didn’t ease.I had a plan, one I hadn’t told anyone about—not even Ian. Now that Sabrina was gone, now that my mate was out of my reach, I could finally return to the only thing that had kept me alive all these years. My original plan.Dying.With Amaria in my hands, I could finally end this. I would break my curse and take her down with me. I would make sure she begged for death, and when it didn’t come, I’d be the one to deliver it. And after that… I’d finally welcome the silence of my own death.But there was a minor problem now. I couldn’t even leave my room.Something was happening to me. My body burn