All Chapters of Sold To A Cursed Alpha: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

ARIA’S POV “Find him!” Draven thundered, just before he dashed out to meet the shaken crowd. “We’re gonna die!” “No one would make it!” “Everyone!” Draven managed to push his voice above the many voices of the crowd. “Everyone! Listen up!” The crowd managed to calm down–at least the running and the noise stopped. Their gazes were strongly fixed on Draven. “So, there are many, what difference does it make?” “A lot!” The introduction to his motivational speech was met with a strong opposition. “They cover the earth like sand,” another pack member raised. “Okay, but we have the fighting spirit. We have a plan. If we stick to it, we can still win this.” I wasn’t sure if Draven genuinely believed what he was saying, or if he was just trying to pacify the crowd, but either way, none of it was working. “You’re sending us all to our graves, Alpha,” One of the men observed. Draven was quiet. He stared at me for a few minutes and then took a deep breath. He was either just

DRAVEN’S POV“Retreat! Retreat!!” Ragner yelled at the top of the voice.Even though we had eliminated more than half of Logan's army, the men available to regroup were at least two times the size of the pack.Ragner swooped in, bringing down two of the men on me. Violetta took off with the other, as soon as she noticed what was going on on the battlefield.“Let's go!” Ragner tried to support my staggering feet.“You, go. I'll go after Aria and the kids,” I fell on my knees as I tried to advance, but still wouldn't give up. I rose each time on my shaky legs and fell right back.“We have to go back to the pack, Draven,” Ragner pulled me up, supporting my weight on his shoulder.“You're useless to her and the kids this way,” he said, “we need new fighting strategies, now that we know our enemy.”I heard him loud and clear. Everything he said made sense, but in that moment, my emotions had the better part of me.“I can't leave them, Ragner.”“We won't.” He assured, “They won't be harmed

DRAVEN’S POVI quietly watched her spear barely two inches from the beast’s heart. I found that I was not mad, not scared. In fact, with death staring me in the face, I was relieved, even though it was by the hand of my mate.A loud growl escaped my mouth. Pain coursed through my veins, such as I had never felt before. I would say it was like the pain of becoming the beast, except it was three times worse and it wasn’t just my abdomen, it was every bit of me.“Aria…” I fought through the beast and screamed her name. There were two different worlds playing right before me. Despite my fight, the beast would subdue me and gradually lift his limb. It continued as the whole pack watched, until its hand and sharpened claws were raised high above its head.“Ru…Run! Aria!” my voice cracked with pain and fear. I could not hold him in any longer and the minute he hit full manifest, he was going to wipe Aria from the earth’s surface with just one wave of its limb.‘Why wouldn’t she run?’ I was q

ARIA’S POV“There you are,” Draven walked into the room with quite a smile on his face. His smile faded even quicker than it came on when he realized what I was doing.“I have to do this, Draven,” I sobbed as I spoke to him. His gaze lingered with nothing but absolute silence from his lips. I could not stop myself from crying, especially seeing the broken look in his eyes and the fact that he would not say anything made it even harder. “The kids…”“I know,” his voice was barely above a whisper. His support was trying to stay alive even though it was clear it was drowning in fear, disapproval and many other crippling emotions. “Two months,” he said, “I can only give you two months to get the kids and successfully get out of there.” he held my face passionately.“After two months, fighting power or not, we’re bursting in.” he continued, “I would rather we all die together than remain here in cowardice while my family are stranded out there.”“Three,” I counterproposed. “Three months,” I

ARIA’S POV“You’re going to have to tell me what’s happening at some point,” Agatha had been moving from end to end of the tent, after sending the kids out. I was growing impatient.It was clear to me that the entire camp sat in anticipation of my arrival, or almost the entire pack, and if they knew, I had every reason to believe that plans had been made. Being left in the dark about that was becoming terrifying.“Your bath is ready.” Agatha finally walked up to me, but not with the information I wanted to hear.“So, you’re going to take care of the kids and take care of me too?” I inquired, but she kept mute, which was quite out of character for her.The bath was an inflatable pool and it made sense why it took forever to set up. I undressed and was left with my underwear when I paused. I imagined that somewhere in the undressing process, Agatha would walk herself out, but she was still standing there.“Do you need anything?” I inquired.“No, but I’m obligated to not leave your side