All Chapters of SOLD TO THE ALPHA WHO HATES ME: Chapter 181 - Chapter 190

Alpha Bran’s POV My chest tightened, seeing her in so much pain.“Mom…” I called again, my voice barely holding together.The word had barely left my lips when she said, “Don’t call me that,” her voice was weak but laced with venom. “I will never be a mother to a beast.”My heart stopped.My throat tightened painfully as I stared at her, my hands trembling at my sides. “Why do you keep calling me that?”“Because that’s what you are,” she said flatly.My heart broke. “A human and a wolf living in one body,” she continued, her tone cold, almost clinical. “Tell me… what else would you call that?”I shook my head instinctively, tears spilling down my cheeks. “No…” I whispered. “No, I’m not a beast.”“If something is neither fully human nor fully animal,” she pressed, her voice rising slightly, “then what is it, Bran?”I shook my head again, more desperately this time. “I’m not a beast.” my voice broke completely now. “I’m not.”My chest heaved as sobs forced their way out. “I’m your son.

Saskia’s POV“How dare he?!” I slammed the door close behind me, the sound echoing loudly through the house.I stood there for a moment, my hand still resting on the handle as my jaw clenched tightly.How dare Bran threaten me?!The way he looked at me like I was the enemy.A sharp breath left my lungs as I stepped further into the room, my heels clicking softly against the floor. My chest rose and fell unevenly, but I refused to let myself feel it. Because if I did I would break something. And right now, breaking things wouldn’t help me.I walked toward the mirror slowly, my reflection staring back at me. I was perfect.But my eyes betrayed me. They were burning with anger.“He warned me…” I whispered softly, my lips curling. “He actually warned me.”A humorless laugh slipped out of my lips.My fingers curled slowly against the edge of the dresser the moment his voice echoed in my head again. ‘...Don’t you ever fucking touch her.’His voice was lethal. Like the typical ruthless Bra

Serafine’s POVScreams and cries of war echoed from outside, clashing with the guttural snarls of wolves. The sound of bodies colliding, bones cracking, and agonized howls sent a chill racing down my spine.My heart began to pound violently against my chest.I stumbled back a step, my gaze darting around the room. It wasn’t mine. The tiny carved patterns of moons and stars etched into the ceiling told me it was a baby's room.wooden furniture. My eyes landed on the small cot at the corner of the room. And in it, laid a baby girl, no more than two months old. Her little hands waved in the air as soft cooing sounds left her lips. She was completely unaware of the chaos unfolding beyond the walls.Outside, flames rose into the sky. I could see them through the window. Sparks of fire mixed with thick smoke, curling upward as shadows of wolves clashed violently against each other.Fear gripped me.This wasn’t real.Right?A loud bang echoed somewhere in the distance, making me flinch. Qui

Serafine’s POVMy breath hitched as I watched the light grow stronger. It pulsed softly against my skin, like it knew I was afraid.“I…” My voice came out small. “What is this?”The wolves whimpered again, their massive bodies shrinking back even further. One of them let out a sharp yelp when the light brushed against its paw, as if it had been burned. Burned by me.“I didn’t do anything…” I whispered, staring down at my trembling hands. They were glowing—no, radiating. Thin strands of white light curled around my fingers like threads of silk, shifting and moving with every shaky breath I took.The air around me felt different now. Safer.I could swear that I had never experienced anything like this since I was born into this world.I slowly uncurled from myself, pushing to my feet despite the weakness in my limbs. My knees nearly gave out, but the moment they wobbled, the light flared brighter. It caught me.My heart skipped.It was protecting me.Sharp images of the baby in the cot

Bran’s POVLupin’s words hit like a punch straight to my chest.For a second, I didn’t understand the question. Then something cold and sharp slid down my spine.“No,” I said immediately. “She didn’t.”Lupin’s face tightened in worry. Aric straightened from his relaxed position, all traces of ease gone as his eyes snapped between us. “Why are you asking?”Lupin dragged a hand down his face, breathing hard like he had run all the way here.“Because she’s missing.”My heart skipped.“What do you mean missing?” I asked.“I went to check on her this morning,” Lupin looked up at me, shaking his head. “She wasn't there.”A sharp ringing filled my ears.“What do you mean by she wasn't there? Where did you go to check on her?” I asked further, rushing my words.“I went to the apartment you gave to her, Alpha. Serafine wasn't in.”“No,” I muttered, shaking my head. “That’s not possible. I left her there, last night.”“Last night?” Aric mused. Then looked at Lupin. “When did you check on her?”