All Chapters of Sold To The Alphas: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

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CHAPTER 1: I Almost Killed a Girl With My Bare Hands

KaiaIt was too early for anyone to be awake, but my room felt like a coffin. I couldn't stay in there. I hadn't slept, and my body felt like lead, dragging across the floor. My brain was a thick fog, heavy and slow, moving like a corpse.The hallway was a tomb. Silent. Empty. Perfectly still.Then I felt it. A prickle on the back of my neck. Something was in the shadows, tracking me.The hit came out of nowhere. A shadow slammed into me, shoving me into a dark corner until the walls felt like they were closing in to swallow me whole.A white-hot flash of pain erupted across my face. The slap was a single, sharp crack that echoed off the stone."You little bitch!"Devora’s face was twisted, ugly with a manic kind of rage. Behind her, her two shadows hovered with grins that were too wide and far too sharp. Their teeth glinted like small, hungry predators.She fist her hand into my hair, yanking my head back until my scalp burned. "You’re a whore! I saw the way you threw yourself at Dam

CHAPTER 2: I Turned Into a Wolf

KaiaThe library air was suffocating. Silence pressed against my eardrums. I sat across from Selene, my eyes locked on her hands. They were steady as she smoothed a piece of yellowed parchment over the mahogany table. This wasn't a fairy tale. It was a cage with better lighting.Selene’s glasses caught the dim overhead glow as she traced the heavy black lines on the map. She didn't look up."Five territories, Kaia," she said. Her voice was flat, like she was reciting a grocery list. "Five packs. Five alphas. All of them answer to one man."Her finger landed on the center of the map. Kentrikos."Your father," she whispered. "Alpha Narcisse. He owns it. All of it."I stared at the thick ink. My stomach did a slow, sick roll. "He owns it? Like a king?"Selene’s mouth twitched. It wasn't a smile; it was a ghost of a bitter thought. "We don't have kings here.""Then why do people call me Princess?" I asked. I tried to make it sound like a joke, but my voice cracked in the middle.She fina

CHAPTER 3: I Woke Up Covered in Goat Blood

KaiaThe metallic sting of blood was the first thing to hit me. It coated my tongue, thick and heavy like honey but with a sharp iron kick that made my stomach lurch.'Kaia.'The voice was a ghost of a memory. Soft. Safe. Like a mother’s hug before the world went to hell."Mom?" I tried to ask. My jaw felt unhinged, too heavy to move. No words came."Kaia, I said wake up!"The softness shattered. The voice was loud now, vibrating against the concrete walls. I blinked, the overhead lights searing into my retinas. I went to rub my eyes, but I didn't have hands.I had paws. They were huge, heavy, and matted with white fur. Only the white was gone. It was replaced by a deep, crusty crimson that bled into black. I looked down. A goat lay in a heap of shredded meat and white bone. My stomach did a sick flip, even as my nose twitched, craving more of that earthy, raw scent.I licked a patch of red off my fur. It tasted like life. It tasted like the best thing I’d ever had."Kaia," the voice

CHAPTER 4: She's white... pure as snow

KaiaThe heavy thrum of a headache pulsed behind my eyes, the kind that came from sleeping too long in a room that felt like a cage."Wake up."Selene’s voice sliced through the haze. I felt her hand on my shoulder, a firm shake that rattled my bones. My eyes lurched open, stinging against the dim light."What?" I croaked. My throat felt like I'd swallowed sand. I pushed myself up, my hair a knotted mess. "Selene? What’s going on?"A floorboard creaked near my desk. "We don't have all day, Princess."Cain was leaning there, arms locked over his chest. He looked bored, but his eyes tracked the way my shirt slipped off one shoulder. A sharp, mocking glint danced in his gaze."What are you doing in my room?" I rubbed my face, trying to scrub the sleep away. "Looking for another chance to throw me on the floor?"He clicked his tongue, a slow, predatory sound. "Tempting. But not tonight.""Tonight?" I glanced at the clock. I’d crashed after the morning run, falling into a black hole of exh

CHAPTER 5: I Let Them Plan My Fate (Big Mistake)

KaiaThe morning light burned. I forced my heavy eyelids up, meeting Selene’s bright stare across the library table. Another history session meant two hours of her voice buzzing in my ear while I fought to keep my head from hitting the wood."Are you even in there?" she snapped. She puffed out her cheeks, the picture of a frustrated sister. "This matters, Kaia. You have to pick the order. Four territories. One path."I rubbed the dull ache in my temples. The weight of my father’s expectations felt like lead in my veins. "I have to visit all of them anyway. Does the sequence really change the end game?"Selene leaned back, her pen tapping a restless rhythm against her chin. "It might. The first Alpha you visit gets the first chance to impress you. An advantage. But," she paused, her eyes searching mine, "if you have a true mate out there, I guess the order is just a formality."Mate.The word hit like a physical spark. Inside my mind, Selah stirred, her phantom fur bristling with sudde

CHAPTER 6: The Ancient Prophecy

KaiaThe last two weeks on my father’s island were a blur of sweat and raw meat. I stopped making excuses. I stopped slacking. Every morning, I pushed my body into the shift, my bones snapping and reforming until I was running on four paws alongside Cain and Selene. They were so lost in each other it was nauseating. I was the third wheel in a high-speed furry romance, trailing behind while they shared silent glances I couldn't understand.Afternoons were a slow torture of history. Selene’s voice would drone on, a steady hum that made my forehead itch to meet the table. But the evenings were different. Cain was a monster in the gym. He broke me down, over and over, drilling human defense into my muscle memory until my limbs turned to lead. Then came the range. I fired until the smell of gunpowder lived in my skin and my arms shook too hard to load another clip.And then there was the hunger.I turned into a predator. Red meat was the only thing that stopped the growl in my gut. I didn'

CHAPTER 7: Why Does Freedom Feel Like a Funeral?

KaiaThe engine’s low hum vibrated through the floorboards, rattling my bones. Six weeks of gorging on high-protein meals and studying until my eyes bled had changed my body, but my head was still a mess of jagged questions. I watched the only world I’d ever known bleed into a blur of green and grey.The mansion sat on the hill like a bleached skull. It was a cage that had kept me safe, and a sanctuary that had kept me prisoner. As we pulled further away, a cold ache bloomed behind my ribs. I was shedding a skin I wasn't sure I could grow back.If I ever walked those halls again, I wouldn't be the girl who left. Part of me wanted to never see it again. The other part wanted to come back with a match and watch the whole legacy turn to ash.Selah’s voice sliced through my brooding, sharp as a glass shard.‘Good riddance to that hellhole.’I didn't argue. I just watched the gates vanish.My father hadn't bothered with a goodbye. No heavy hand on my shoulder, no "be safe," no flicker of a

CHAPTER 8: I Asked How Mating Works

Kaia"Selene."The name hung in the heavy air of the car. She blinked, her eyes clearing as she broke whatever private link she was holding with Cain. It was always Cain. She turned to me with a soft, tired smile."Am I a rogue?"Her grin widened, though it didn't reach her eyes. "No, Kaia. You are White Moon. You are under your father’s protection. That makes you one of us."I looked down at my hands. I thought about the pack ritual that never finished and the way Elder William looked at me, like I was a stain on the floor. "I’m not in the pack. Not really. I don't feel the tether."Her smile faltered. A small line formed between her brows as she searched for a way to sugarcoat the truth."Why not?" I pushed. My voice sounded thin, and I hated how much I sounded like a lost child."It was your father’s call," she said."That's not an answer. Give me the real one."She sighed, tucking a stray curl behind her ear and looking out at the passing trees. "He doesn't give us the 'why,' Kaia

CHAPTER 9: My Wolf Ripped Open a Sinking Car to Save Us

KaiaI fell into the dark, slipping into Selah’s skin as we tore through the wild heart of Voreios. The world was a blur of granite cliffs and open plains. The air tasted like cold iron and sharp pine, fueling my lungs with every stride. The forest breathed with me, a chorus of rustling leaves and frantic squirrels.Then the air curdled.A low, tectonic rumble shook the ground beneath my paws. I skidded, dirt spraying as I whipped around. A massive black wolf stood there, his coat like a hole in the night and his eyes two shards of piercing blue. He bared his teeth, thick ropes of saliva dripping from his jaw as he locked onto me.Silence swallowed the forest. I felt the primal urge to shrink, my belly grazing the grass as he towered over me. He lunged in a blur of fur and muscle. His teeth found the soft meat of my neck and sank deep. White-hot pain erupted in my shoulder, spreading through my veins like liquid fire.'Mate.'My body jolted. I hit the car seat with a sharp gasp, my he

CHAPTER 10: Wrapped in a Blanket With Zero Dignity

Kaia"Wake up, Princess."The voice was a low growl, rough and jagged with irritation. It sliced through the thick fog in my head. Heavy fingers dug into my shoulders, jolting me. My head flopped forward like a broken doll before snapping back, my neck rigid and aching. My limbs felt like lead, and my lips wouldn't stop shaking—half from the biting cold on my skin, half from the blurred, ugly memories clawing at my mind."Kaia!"The shove was harder this time. My eyelids flickered and finally stayed open. The world was a smear of gray and shadow until Cain and Selene blurred into focus. Their dark eyes were pinned on me, stretched wide with a fear they couldn't hide. I blinked hard, trying to shove the haze out of my brain."What... what happened?" My voice was a wreck—dry, sandpaper-rough, like I’d spent hours screaming into a void. I could still taste the salt on my tongue. It was bitter, a ghost of the ocean that had tried to pull me under."You saved us!" Selene let out a shaky br

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