Alle Kapitel von SOLD TO THE ALPHA WHO HATES ME: Kapitel 91 – Kapitel 100

Saskia’s POVI was halfway back to my brother’s apartment when I saw Serafine. She was walking ahead of me, her steps were slow and unsteady.A slow smile curved my lips. “Well, look who I found.”She didn’t stop. Didn’t look back. That annoyed me.I quickened my steps and grabbed her arm, yanking her around to face me. The words I had prepared to bash at her froze in my throat with just a look at her front.She looked all wrong.Her skin was pale, almost sickly. Her body thinner than I remembered. Her eyes swollen and red. Her hair tangled and neglected. But worse than all of that was her gaze. It wasempty and distant. A slow smile spread across my lips anyway. Her misery pleased me.“Goddess,” I laughed softly, circling her slowly. “What happened to you?”She didn't react.I clicked my tongue, leaning closer. “You look terrible. Did Bran finally show you who he really is?”She said nothing.That only made me try harder.I mocked her. Twisted the knife where it would usually hurt.

Alpha Bran’s POVSerafine frowned the moment her eyes met mine. She glanced around the room. Then tried to sit up.“Lie back,” I commanded.She obeyed, sinking back into the pillows with rigid movements. I had used my Alpha aura on her. Otherwise, she would have left. Her eyes burned into mine, glaring. I ignored her. Ignored the ache screaming through my body because I hadn’t rested. “Why did you try to drown yourself?” I asked coldly.She turned her face away and said nothing.That triggered the anger that was already rising inside me.“Look at me.” I said, letting my Alpha aura bleed into the air. The force of it slammed into her. She gasped, her body tensing as her head snapped back toward me against her will. “Now answer my question.” Her eyes blazed with fury. Then she snapped. “I hate this life! I hate you! You ruined my life!”My vision turned red. And in a blink, I was on her, my hand closed around her neck. I let my fingers dig into her skin as I growled at her face. “Le

Alpha Bran’s POVSaskia broke away from my arms so abruptly it caught me off guard. Her body went rigid, her expression going blank. I followed her line of sight and found Serafine standing a few feet away. Her eyes were red with rage. And cold. They locked onto Saskia. And if eyes could kill, Saskia could have died.Serafine’s gaze slid to me. That cold look of hers sent an unfamiliar discomfort crawling up my spine. “What do you want?” I asked her.She didn’t answer. Her eyes returned to Saskia.I turned to look at Saskia. Her legs were crossed leisurely, a smug smirk playing on her lips. Her gaze also locked on Serafine.What the hell?I looked from Serafine to Saskia and back again. Were they competing for who had the most domineering gaze?The tension between them was suffocating. I shifted in my seat, irritation flaring as I cleared my throat.“What’s going on?” I demanded.Neither of them spoke.One thing I hated was being ignored, especially in my own house. Anger surged, my

Alpha Bran’s POVThey would demand I choose between my human mate and the pack, which I wasn't sure I could do. I was going to say something else when one of the elders spoke again. “We heard that Javier was imprisoned because he tried to stop Serafine from escaping.”Another elder leaned forward. “Which brings us back to our confusion, Alpha. Why would you punish Grayson for helping Serafine escape… and then punish Javier for trying to stop her from escaping?”A murmur of agreement followed.My eyes rummaged around the old faces in the room. These old men were unbelievable. They had twisted the narrative into something that cornered me perfectly.If I admitted Javier was right to stop her, then Grayson’s punishment looked excessive. If I defended Grayson, then Javier’s imprisonment became unjustified. Every path led back to Serafine.They weren’t asking about discipline anymore.They were asking about her.“Why did you really buy the human?” elder Larkin asked bluntly.Just as I ha

Saskia’s POV I was lying on my bed, staring at the ceiling, my phone resting on my chest. Every minute, I lifted it to see if I got a call or message. And with a frustrated sigh, I would drop it back down because there was none. Grand-uncle Larkin should have called by now. I rolled onto my side, picking up the phone again and unlocking it just to be sure I hadn’t missed anything. There was nothing. It had been two hours since the elders summoned Bran for that meeting. Two hours since everything should have begun shifting in my favor. My jaw tightened. I had gone to see my grand uncle after saving Serafine from drowning. I could no longer endure seeing Bran display so much affection for Serafine. Couldn't stay and watch him slip away from me just like that. So after he left with serafine, I hurried to elder Larkin’s estate instead of Javier's place. I could still see the fury on his face as I told him everything: how Bran had fallen inlove with Serafine and was no longer int