All Chapters of SOLD TO THE ALPHA WHO HATES ME: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Serafine’s POVIf only Saskia hadn't pulled me out of the water, I would have been free by now. If only she had minded her business, I would be free from Bran. Free the suffocating scent of a wolf who had ruined every one I ever loved.Death had been within my reach. And she stole it from me.Why?The question tormented me more than anything. Saskia had hated me from the first day she saw me. And always wanted me out of her way. So why save me now? Why deny me the only escape I had left?I curled tighter on the bed in the guest room. I had refused to step foot in Bran’s main bedroom. I couldn’t stand the scent of him lingering around me. It made my skin crawl. And every time I saw his face, anger surged through me like poison.He had taken everything from me. My family. Freedom. Future. And now even my death.I had lost my only chance to death. And it would be nearly impossible to try again.Cameras watched from corners I pretended not to notice. I knew they were there. Bran would n

Hope's POV I tasted tequila when I woke up. The room spun lazily, neon lights from Bourbon Street still flashing behind my eyelids even though I was already back in my tiny apartment in New Orleans. My heels were somewhere near the door. My dress clung to me like second skin. I didn’t even remember locking the door, yet somehow I had stumbled inside and collapsed onto my bed. My phone rang.I groaned, rolling onto my stomach and blindly grabbing it from the side. Without checking the screen, I pressed it to my ear. “Hello…”“Hope.”My name in that voice. Even half-asleep and drunk, I knew who it was.“Bran,” I mumbled.“I need you back home tomorrow.”My eyes shot open. The alcohol evaporated from my system in that second. I sat upright on the bed so fast my head throbbed. “Why? What happened?”“I need your services, Hope. You’re the only one I can trust with someone right now.” I frowned. My services. That meant protection. That was the one thing I could do extremely well.“Who

Grayson’s POV I stood by the glass wall in my bedroom with a mug of hot coffee in my hands. I watched the pack house grounds below.From my view, everything looked perfect. Just how I liked it.The early sun stretched across the courtyard, lighting up the stone paths and trimmed hedges. Wolves moved about in small clusters, their conversations muted by the thick glass separating me from the world outside.And then I saw Clara and Serafine. They seemed to be coming to my quarters but had stopped mid-way due to their ongoing conversation.I took a slow sip of my coffee, narrowing my eyes slightly. What could those two possibly be so serious talking about this early?Serafine looked small from this height, but I knew better than to mistake her for fragility. She carried weights inside her. That most wolves wouldn’t survive.Clara’s shoulders were stiff. Serafine’s hands were clasped in front of her.Serafine started bending slowly. Like something invisible pressed down on her spine. My

Alpha Bran’s POV Saskia threw her bag at me. It hit my chest before dropping to the ground.“Stop playing with my feelings, Bran!” she cried, her voice breaking in a way I had never heard before. “You don’t get to decide you want me when it’s convenient for you!”“I’m not playing,” I said firmly, even though my head still throbbed from the alcohol. “I really will marry you this weekend. If you accept.”Tears streamed down her face as she stared at me like she was trying to read my soul.I stepped closer, slowly this time.“Saskia…” My voice softened. I reached for her hands. She didn’t pull away this time.I wrapped my fingers around hers and rubbed them gently, grounding both of us. “I have always wanted you to be my mate. My Luna.”Her lips trembled.“We’ve been together for four years,” I continued. “Four years, Saskia. And those years were… incredible. You were the first person who showed me real love. You cared for me. You stood by me when no one else did. You believed in me and

Alpha Bran’s POV “What you're saying is impossible, doc. Serafine is human. She has always been human.”Dr. Halden swallowed but didn’t back down. “Mr. Bran, I understand this may be difficult to hear, but I can only speak from what the scans are showing.”“Then check again,” I ordered.He nodded quickly and moved back to the equipment Aric had arranged for him to bring. He adjusted the screen and pulled up the X-ray he had just taken.“Come,” he said.I stepped beside him. He pointed at the illuminated image. “This is a standard human skeletal structure.” He pulled up a comparison scan. “And this is hers.”At first glance, they looked identical. But then he zoomed in.“Here,” he said, pointing near the spine. “There is an abnormal density along the vertebral column. Almost like reinforced bone layering.”My brows furrowed.“That could be a defect,” I said.He shook his head. “Defects don’t present symmetrically like this. And look here.” He moved the cursor to her rib cage. “The ri