บททั้งหมดของ Sold To The Alpha Beasts : บทที่ 211 - บทที่ 220

EPISODE 212LILA'S POINT OF VIEW When his deep voice rumbled against my ears, it felt as though all the blood in my body rushed straight to my face, flooding my cheeks with a scorching heat that screamed all the way up to my ears. For a second, or maybe longer, I was certain I had forgotten how to breathe. My lungs stalled, and I could only cling to the feeling of his touch how his broad, slightly rough palm brushed slowly across my cheek, tracing my skin with a tenderness that contrasted sharply with the ruggedness of his hand.The sensation sent a trembling warmth spiraling through me, and my heart lurched upward as if it had lost its way and was now stumbling toward my throat. It beat there wildly, an uncontrollable throb that made it impossible for me to force out even a single word.“I truly want to apologize for how I behaved earlier. I’m sorry if I frightened you. I said many things I shouldn’t have and I hope you can forgive me, Lila.”The moment he said that name, the name

EPISODE 214LILA'S POINT OF VIEW After everything that had happened on the balcony of Villion’s mansion, he carried me away from that place with astonishing speed. Before I could even process the chaos of the moment, he had already leapt into the forest, his movements so precise that I felt as if the world itself were blurring around us again.Each jump from one tree to another was a powerful surge of motion, the muscles in his arms tightening around me as he launched us into the air. Leaves and branches whipped past my face, brushing against my skin. A rush of wind roared in my ears, tugging at my hair and clothes, and for a second, I wondered if we would crash straight into the thick canopy. But he moved with an uncanny grace, knowing exactly where to land or which branch could hold our weight.I could feel the rapid, rhythmic thrum of his heartbeat against me.Before I knew it, the forest gave way to open space, and the shadows of Ragnar’s mansion rose ahead of us. With one fina

EPISODE 216LILA'S POINT OF VIEW I finally left Ragnar’s mansion, riding in the carriage that had been prepared for me. Although I managed to fall asleep last night, it was far from restful. I kept drifting in and out of consciousness, waking up every so often.My sleep came in fractured pieces that never lasted long enough to soothe me. No wonder I woke up feeling heavy, drained, and disoriented.My mind was too crowded. Thoughts kept scraping against one another. So many worries, unsettling possibilities piled up inside me until I could no longer tell which ones I should deal with first or if I even had the strength to deal with any of them at all.I remember being so optimistic at the beginning, so sure that everything would eventually make sense, that the chaos around me would settle into something manageable, maybe even predictable. But the longer this continues, the more I realize that I’m spiraling into circumstances I never asked for and can no longer pretend to be comfortab

EPISODE 218THIRD PERSON'S POINT OF VIEW A low, rumbling sound filled the confines of the Alpha’s office den, the soft yet profoundly deep laughter of Alpha Dax. It vibrated through the room like the growl of a creature amused by someone else’s suffering, a man whose face was smeared with streaks of drying blood in front of him.Alpha Dax studied the warrior. He warrior bowed his head respectfully.“Is there anything else you would like me to do, Alpha?”Alpha Dax leaned back in his seat, his smirk sharpening into colder and more decisive. “No,” he replied. "There is nothing more for you to handle. I will take care of the slave myself. I will be the one to go there.”“Heal that little wound of yours,” he added.The warrior immediately bowed lower. “Yes, Alpha.”Without another word, he left the den, leaving Alpha Dax alone with his dark thoughts.The alpha could only shake his head, a faint laugh still slipping out despite his attempt to suppress it. Before rising, he took a moment

EPISODE 220LILA’S POINT OF VIEWIt was a good thing the two warriors didn’t insist on dragging me along with them anymore. I had been hoping to sneak in even a few precious minutes of sleep, but instead of resting, my nap was completely disrupted. Earlier, annoyance flared up inside me so fast that I didn’t even think, I just grabbed the nearest vase and hurled it at him. It struck him right on the head, perfectly on target.After that, Mrs. Lilia simply sighed and helped me clean the mess on the floor where the vase had shattered.“It seems the Alpha’s men won’t be coming back anymore, so you may rest now, human,” Mrs. Lilia murmured softly as she watched me finish tidying my bed. “I don’t think so... I’ll probably eat something first… and besides, I’m not sleepy anymore,” I replied politely.With slow movements, I folded the last edge of my blanket into a neat line. Then I straightened up and turned to face her fully.I met her gaze and let a cheerful smile spread across my lips.