All Chapters of Sold to the cursed Alpha: The seer: Chapter 171 - Chapter 180

Sabrina’s POVI sighed, throwing the duvet off me. I moved without thinking, my legs carrying me to wherever until I stopped in front of Damon’s room. I didn’t even realize I was heading here. My chest sank.What am I doing here?I stared at the door in front of me and drew in a shaky breath. I was fully dressed in my silk pyjamas, nothing about the way I dressed was inappropriate so I was sure he wouldn’t misunderstand.After my talk with Anne, her words clung to me like burrs. *Damon doesn’t see you as a woman.*That was the only sentence that remained with me after Anne left. I didn’t really consider her warning regarding Danielle and Urmi, after spending time in the pack, I already knew I wasn’t the only one chasing after Damon’s heart.They say you can’t advise someone in love. Now I understand why.My knuckles tapped lightly against the door but I was met with silence.Was he asleep?I pressed my ear against the door. There were sounds but it was hard to make out. I knocked aga

Damon's POVIan’s mindlink had reached me earlier—she was awake. The thought should have steadied me, but instead it made me restless and impatient. I wanted to be done here, to get back to her and hear her voice without the eyes of a hundred men staring.Alpha Grauff rose first, his voice pitched to carry across the hall. “You have refused to attend our monthly alpha council meetings, even as the chairman, so we have come to you instead.”Another followed quickly—Alpha Jim, always eager to make himself useful. “The council cannot function properly without a chairman. Seeing as you are not present, we have decided to take another Alpha as chairman.”I tipped my head back, watching the painted ceiling blur into meaningless swirls. The room leaned toward one conclusion. I already knew seeing them exchange looks. They wanted me out. They thought themselves subtle, but their hunger for power was easy to read.“So,” I said, letting a smirk edge into my voice, “what would you have me do? O

Sabrina’s POVI stood in shock, hand to my mouth, eyes wide like saucers, as I stared at Alpha Kingston’s lifeless body. His head had burst open, revealing the anatomy of his brain. I turned away, hugging Anne, who looked equally shocked.“By the moon goddess, what the hell happened?” someone asked.“I was outside, someone pushed him! I saw!” a man yelled from the side. Horror stained everyone’s face.Just then, someone yanked me away from Anne.“Sabrina,” my gaze met Alpha Damon’s fearful one. I had never seen such an expression on this stoic man’s face.Alpha Damon looked around, scanning the scene. Ian walked up to him. “What happened here?” he asked Ian, his grip firm on my arm.“It’s Alpha Kingston,” Ian stated. “I think he was pushed.”“Oh heavens,” a woman, who appeared to be a commoner, fainted as she heard Ian.Alpha Damon’s eyes returned to me, roaming over my body as if searching for injuries. I grimaced in pain when his grip on my arm tightened, his nails digging into my f

Sabrina’s POVI was running.Branches whipped against my arms, cutting thin lines across my skin, and thorns tore into my legs until I could barely feel where the blood ended and the mud began. Every part of me screamed to stop, but I couldn’t. I didn’t even know why I was running anymore—only that I had to get away. Away from the castle. Away from them. Away from him.My lungs burned with each breath, my chest heaving like I had swallowed fire. I stumbled over a root, caught myself against the rough bark of a tree, and clung to it, trying to steady the trembling of my hands. My heart felt like it would break through my ribs. The music from the celebration was gone now, swallowed by the silence of the woods. Even the castle of Alpha Jules’ pack was no longer in sight, just an echo in my mind—the laughter, the clinking of glasses, and then… his voice.Sabrina is my mate.The words replayed in my head, loud enough to drown out everything else. My stomach twisted until I felt sick. I sli

Zane’s POVI pinched the space between my brows, gritting my teeth as I listened to the rubbish these miserable elders were spewing. Their words droned on and on, chipping away at what little patience I had left.I shouldn’t have let Zara go alone. I knew she could handle herself—she always could—but that didn’t mean I enjoyed sitting here on this damned throne, pretending to listen to their so-called counsel while my mind drifted to where she might be. If I had gone with her, I would at least be sure she was safe. Instead, I was trapped here, surrounded by men who didn’t deserve to speak her name.“It has been a week, Alpha,” Elder Rowan said, his tone sharp enough to sound opposing, yet still wearing a veneer of respect. “A week, and not a single word from your Luna. You expect us to believe she’s still negotiating?”I met his gaze and said nothing. I had long understood that Zara could handle her own battles, but in moments like this, I wanted to use one of these scoundrels as a sc