All Chapters of SOLD TO THE ALPHA WHO HATES ME: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

Clara’s POVI stood in front of the Alpha's house frozen. My feet rooted on the floor. Right where Grayson had left meThe air felt thick in my lungs, like I was drowning while standing upright. My ears still rang with his voice. “Mind your business…I don’t want to see you again for now…”Grayson had never raised his voice at me. Not once. Not even when I pushed him. I was always the one who eased his temper. But today was different. He looked at me like I was his enemy. Like I was the problem. He even told me he didn't want to see me again.My chest tightened painfully. I wrapped my arms around myself as tears blurred my vision. I hated crying in public. But I couldn’t stop myself this time. Grayson had told me to go back to the lake house. When I had just arrived. I planned to stay the whole week. I missed him so much while he was locked away. I couldn’t sleep. Couldn’t eat. Every day without him felt like a hole tearing deeper inside my chest.Yet… he dismissed me like I was no

Grayson’s POVSerafine was struggling to stay conscious for me at the hospital, and Clara was drunk and alone in a bar.I swore under my breath and shoved the phone into my pocket. My feet moved fast towards the car lot. As soon as I reached my car, I got in and drove off at full speed. Heading towards the bar.I was going to pick up Clara first.The pack wasn’t safe for a young, naive girl to be stumbling around drunk. The moment I stepped into the bar, I met chaos. Loud music. Dancing crowd. I moved through the crowd, my senses alert. I was able to pick up Clara’s scent from the many scents in the hall.It led me straight to the counter where I saw Clara struggling against a Delta by the name Salvador, who had his hand clamped around her wrist.The moment I saw his hand on Clara, something inside me snapped. I didn’t think.I moved on instinct and grabbed him by the shoulder. I spun him around just as he was trying to drag Clara away.He barely had time to register my face before my

Grayson’s POVMaybe I was thinking too much. Serafine wasn’t Bran’s mate.And her chest pain? Was nothing more than a coincidence. I forced my thoughts into order and looked at Serafine. “What did the doctor say is wrong with you?” “Nothing,” she replied quietly. “He said they couldn’t find anything that was wrong with me.”“How could they say that when you were rushed here unconscious?”“I don’t know.” Her fingers twisted into the sheet. “I told them about the chest pains I was having. And how painful it grew everytime.”“What did the doc say when you told him that?”“He said the same thing he has been saying.” Her voice sounded smaller now. “That they didn’t find anything abnormal in my body.”I scoffed under my breath. How could that be? Something didn't feel right here.I watched Serafine wince every few minutes like something inside her was clawing at her heart.“But have you been feeling this chest pain before?” I asked.“No. It just started last night,” she answered.Serafin

Grayson’s POV“Clara!” I called as my eyes scanned the room wildly. I paused when I saw her just sitting on the bed.My breath left me in a rush.“You scared the hell out of me,” I muttered, pressing a hand briefly to my chest. “I thought something was happening to you.”Clara said nothing. She just sat there with her head buried in the sheets. I frowned. “What’s wrong with you?”She looked up at me slowly, then began thrashing her feet against the mattress.“I don’t remember what happened last night,” she whined.I blinked.“That’s why you screamed like you're about to die?” She pouted. “Yes!”I sighed, frustrated. Then looked at her. “You don’t remember how you got to my house?”She scratched her head dramatically, eyes squinting. “I remember… I was at the bar. And a man tried to force me to follow him somewhere.” Her expression tightened. “Then the next moment… I saw you.” She pointed at me.“And then… nothing. That’s all I remember.”I narrowed my eyes, stepping closer.“Who br

Alpha Bran’s POVI pushed open the doors to my office and saw Aric standing near my desk. His clothes were torn at the sleeve, faint streaks of dried blood along his collar. His expression was composed. But his eyes were alert. “You’re back,” I said, closing the door behind me.He nodded once. “Yes, Alpha.”I walked toward him slowly. “What was the snarling I heard over the phone?”His jaw tightened. “I was surrounded by wolves on my way to the northern border. I suspect they were testing our boundaries to find a weak spot they can use to enter the pack. Thankfully, Bane and Lupin arrived in time and together we finished them.”A low exhale left my chest. “Good.”“Thank you for sending Bane and Lupin. Without them, it wouldn't have been easy for me to take down ten rogues at once.”“It's alright.” I replied. “Did you tell the patrol commander to strengthen the borders?”“I already warned him about a possible rogue intrusion. He should know what to do next.”“Alright.”Then I stepped