All Chapters of Sold To The Alpha Beasts : Chapter 331 - Chapter 340

EPISODE 331LILA'S POINT OF VIEW If I’m right, Villion and I must have finally stopped sometime close to dawn. The night had already thinned, giving way to the earliest hints of morning. Even so, despite the overwhelming exhaustion weighing heavily on me and the soreness pulsing through every inch of my body, I couldn't sleep.Time passed slowly, as I lay there beside him. All I could do was watch Villion’s face as he slept peacefully. I let myself linger in that moment, determined to make the most of every second. There was a happiness blooming inside my chest because it had been so long since we last lay on the same bed. The simple fact of it filled me with joy.No matter how drained I felt, I didn’t even try to close my eyes. Instead, I allowed myself to study him endlessly. My gaze traced every familiar angle of his face, every gentle contour I knew so well yet somehow felt new again. His expression was relaxed, free of worry, softened by sleep in a way I rarely saw when he

EPISODE 333“Yes, Sir,” the servant answered respectfully before turning away and leaving.Villion continued stretching, extending his arms and loosening his shoulders as though enjoying the slow rhythm of the morning. Soon enough, the servants returned. They entered the room carefully, carrying trays laden with breakfast. One of the servants hesitated before speaking, her voice lowered as they placed the trays one by one on top of the center table.“Sir… there was no one in the bathrooms. I just checked a moment ago, but I didn’t see Miss Lila,” the servant said softly.Villion cast his gaze toward them. “All right,” he said in a calm, gentle tone. “Just go and look for her. She may have wandered somewhere inside the house. Please tell her to come back here already, because we’re about to eat.”The servants immediately agreed, nodding respectfully before turning around and leaving to carry out his instruction.Once they were gone, the alpha moved forward, he headed toward the cente

EPISODE 335Every rank, every guard, every trained member of the alpha’s team sprang into action.Some vaulted through windows, shattering the calm of the interior. Others charged through doors, knocking them open in a blur of motion. Secret passages and side corridors were utilized without hesitation, each exit a calculated escape route leading toward the forest beyond the mansion.In unison, they leapt over low walls, vaulted across the clearing, and disappeared into the dense canopy of the woods. Leaves and branches whipped past, snapping under their feet as they vanished.Alpha Bruno also witnessed the situation unfold before his eyes. From a short distance away, he observed how the men loyal to his half-brother began to emerge one after another.There was no mistaking it, their hurried movements suggested an urgent matter, something serious enough to disrupt their usual discipline.He lowered his head slightly, and as he did, the sunlight reflected off the lenses of the eyeglasse

EPISODE 337ALPHA VILLION SALVATOR'S POINT OF VIEW This was strange.Nearly five hours had passed, five long, unbroken hours of relentless searching, and yet I still hadn’t received a single report from my men confirming that they had picked up Lila’s scent.Not one.They had been moving without rest, spreading through the area with urgency, following every possible trail. And yet, there was nothing. No lingering trace or a hint in the air that could point us in her direction.That alone unsettled me.Lila’s scent should not have disappeared this easily.Even among humans, even surrounded by unfamiliar smells, it should have left a mark. They should have found something by now.But the air remained stubbornly silent.We hadn’t even finished searching the entire human region. The territory was vast, and we hadn’t fully divided it into sectors yet. I was aware of that. I understood the scope of what we were dealing with.Still, earlier, I had been confident.I truly believed I would cat

EPISODE 339LILA'S POINT OF VIEW As I lay resting, my consciousness slowly began to resurface when an irresistibly appetizing scent of food drifted through the air. The aroma was warm, instantly awakening a dull ache of hunger deep within me. Even so, my eyelids still felt incredibly heavy, weighed down by lingering exhaustion. With effort, I forced them to open.The moment my eyes lifted, I realized that I was lying on a long couch, my body stretched out comfortably. The cushions supported me gently, and for a brief second, I remained still, trying to gather my thoughts.Slowly, I pushed myself up and sat upright, though my eyes still felt sluggish and reluctant to cooperate. I raised my hands and rubbed them repeatedly, attempting to chase away the fog of sleep that clung stubbornly to my senses. Only then did I open my eyes fully.I blinked several times, waiting for my vision to sharpen. Gradually, the blur faded, and the world around me came into focus. What greeted me was