All Chapters of Sold To A Cursed Alpha: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

ARIA’S POV I carefully observed just how pale his expression had become. His grip grew weak and it was my chance to gently take the paper from him.“She's declaring war,” I said, after reading her note.“Arghhhh!” Draven yelled loudly, pressing hard on his lower abdomen. He struggled not to drop to the ground, but his growling grew louder, drawing the attention of all the pack members outside and even a few in hiding.I had seen this before. Only when did it begin to happen that we realized it was midnight.“Draven!” I yelled, trying to get him to look at me–encouraging him to fight, but it was too late.He roared in my face, droplets of his saliva fell into my face. It brought back memories of my first encounter with Darren.I thought I had him figured out and I didn't care if he became a monster, smitten by a curse, but standing there, watching him become a beast he had no control over, my heart broke into tens of little pieces.More than half

DRAVEN’S POV “You must be out of your mind,” Ragner kept trying to walk away from me, but I wouldn’t stop following him around.“You have to help me do this. Sell the idea to her,” I followed him into his room, closing the door quietly behind me. “I don’t understand why you’re so upset about it.”“If I’m this upset, imagine how she’ll feel Draven,” he finally looked at me, but still with that despicable gaze. “She just returned and she hasn’t done anything to make you believe that she won’t fight the world with you, but you want to give her up.”I took a deep breath. I knew Aria would lose her mind. I was expecting a reaction like this from her, expecting her to hate me, which was why I needed Ragner on board to make her see reason. I did not expect to blow up first in my face.“If I’m being honest, Ragner, I do not see the problem here.” I debated. “You see how well he bonds with the kids. Even years ago, you know he had eyes on her and now, he loves the kids. If I would have my

ARIA’S POVThe drive home was graveyard silent. Thankfully, it was only thirty minutes long. I got down from the vehicle and slammed the door behind me. I stormed into the room without looking back.I rushed to the only room where I could find comfort—the arms of my kids. I barged into the room without a word, wrapping them both in my arms.“Mummy?” they called tenderly, maybe wondering why I wouldn’t let go, even when I could feel their bones from my extremely tight grip.“Aria,” Logan called, tapping me from behind, but I wouldn’t budge. I didn’t even notice his presence in the room until he attempted to pull me away from the kids.“Mummy…you’re squashing our organs,” I could hear Caleb literally struggling to breathe as she spoke and his frail voice calling for help called me back into my senses.I loosened my grip from them and pecked their forehead passionately. “Mummy…are you okay?” Aya’s high-pitched voice pierced into my soul. I nodded affirmatively.“Yes, I am sweetie.”“Then

ARIA’S POV “It’s time to return to the pack,” Ragner said to me. My knee was bent upward, with my arms around them. I remained curled up like a bear in hibernation.“Aria,” he called again, “It’s getting dark out here. We need to go,”“All day,” I began to drown in soliloquy. “All day…we skimmed through every bit of these woods. Not a single trace of them. No scent. Nothing!”“We’d return tomorrow to continue the search,”“Tomorrow?” When you are under pressure, even the simplest words become the dumbest thing anyone ever said. “For every second we don’t know where they are or how safe they are with who they are, they are in even deeper trouble, and of course, you don’t have any kids, nor have you fully loved anyone before, so you don’t know what that feels like.” My voice increasingly got louder until I ended up yelling in his face and did not even realize.Ragner took a step away from me with a soul-crushing gaze in his eyes. I felt a cold run down my spine. I had attacked him

ARIA’S POV I chased after her at the most speed the goddess could grant a wolf of my status. She had on a large hat, covering her face and a cape preventing proper view of her structure, added to the insane speed she was at, I could only tell it was a she-wolf by the curvy hips I saw once when her cape lifted.The chase went on for about fifteen minutes, before I lost her completely. I stopped, breathing heavily with my eyes firmly fixed on the path she had gone through. I took another five minutes, breathing heavily until I could stabilize my heartrate.‘She was not expecting the path to be cleared,’ The thought hit me. She didn’t act like she was lost or it was her first time in the castle through that route. “Who are you?” I whispered, walking back with deliberate steps, constantly looking over my shoulder.“Make sure no guards are assigned to the back exit that was just cleared.” I ordered the guards that were there to do the final supervision of the renovation.“Yes Luna,”I