All Chapters of Sold To The Alpha Beasts : Chapter 261 - Chapter 270

EPISODE 261“It’s fine. I forgive you,” I said quickly.Flora let out a soft laugh in response. "You really do forgive people so fast,” she said jokingly, shaking her head slightly.I looked at her calmly, neither smiling nor frowning, and answered with complete honesty. “You’re not someone special in my life, so it doesn’t really matter to me,” I said seriously. “You’re not that hard to forgive, especially now that I know you’ve actually been suffering.”She laughed again.I couldn’t help but notice it, I think this was the first time I had ever witnessed Flora with this kind of aura, this particular energy surrounding her. There was something unfamiliar yet striking about her presence. The way she spoke was formal and composed, and her facial expressions flowed naturally, no longer exaggerated or forced.It was probably because she had stopped pretending.She was no longer acting like the spoiled brat, the sheltered daughter of a wealthy family. Before me now was someone stripped o

EPISODE 263At the question, Wade paused. He drew in a deep breath. “There is something Lady Lila must know,” Wade said gravely. “That is why we returned.”At his answer, the four betas exchanged uneasy glances again. “You mean to say,” Beta Two asked carefully, breaking the silence. "That Alpha Villion is with you?”“Most likely. Why?” Wade replied, though his words trailed off when his gaze drifted toward the surrounding betas. In an instant, he noticed the sudden shift in their expressions.Their faces hardened. “I need to know where the Alpha is,” Beta One said firmly. “I must speak with him immediately.”Wade straightened at once, sensing that this was no ordinary request. “He’s in the grand hall,” he answered. “He’s with the other alphas.”Beta One wasted no time. He turned sharply on his heel and strode away with purpose, already heading down from the tower. Without hesitation, Wade followed after him, descending the tower’s winding path. The urgency in Beta One’s steps echoe

EPISODE 265He took a step forward, unable to contain himself any longer.“That human sacrifice Flora belonged to us,” Dax continued heatedly. “Because of that, before he even attempted to kill Flora, he made sure to summon all of us first. He called us there!”“And now,” he went on, his voice rising with disbelief and rage. "You’re going to tell that Flora’s child is no longer in the orphanage as well?!”Villion cleared his throat. “Three days have already passed since her daughter was taken from that place,” Villion began. “Not a single piece of evidence was left behind, nothing we can use to identify. When our men searched the orphanage, the only ones we found there were humans, ordinary workers going about their duties. There were no lingering traces, no disturbances, no scents that could point us toward a specific target.”Villion folded his arms, his expression darkening as he reached the conclusion.“Because of that, my assessment is Flora’s child has either already been killed

EPISODE 267At the sound of his voice, Lila finally stirred. Her eyelids fluttered as she blinked, as if awakening fully only at that moment. Slowly, she focused her gaze, centering her eyes on Villion’s face before her.The Alpha studied her expression intently, searching for clarity in her eyes. “Have you been awake for some time now?” “Not... really,” Lila said. “Wade spoke to me briefly and told me that you decided to go home.”Her voice sounded cold and flat, stripped of any warmth or emotion. It was delivered evenly, without emphasis. Villion noticed it immediately. As he continued studying her face, he could not find even the faintest trace of emotion. The absence of any visible reaction made his jaw tighten unconsciously, his teeth pressing together.“I asked him a few questions,” Lila continued, her tone unchanged. “But he said it would be better if you were the one to explain.”Lila met his gaze, and what greeted him was a look completely devoid of life. Her eyes were stea

EPISODE 269“Thank you, Villion,” I added, filled with genuine gratitude.“You’re welcome, Lila,” he replied just as gently. “You’ll enjoy the surroundings more once the pain in your head lessens.”I nodded slowly in response, my eyes still closed as I allowed myself to remain in that peaceful moment.Ten minutes passed before I finally asked him to stop. I was afraid that if he went on any longer, I might drift into sleep without even realizing it, so after that brief moment, we simply continued with our journey.I found myself smiling when I noticed that the pain in my head had eased. The dull ache that had been troubling me earlier was still there, but it had lessened enough to make me feel relieved.After several more minutes of traveling, the carriage came to a halt on a rocky stretch of the road. Villion and I stepped out together, the uneven stones. He carried a wooden box in his hands.We climbed a nearby hill. It was not very high, low enough to be easily climbed, requiring