Todos os capítulos de Sold To The Alphas: Capítulo 31 - Capítulo 40

KaiaThe air in the basement was thick and smelled of rotting paper. I sank into my chair, the wood groaning under my weight as Runa’s words hit me like a physical blow. My jaw hung loose. A cold knot twisted in my gut. I had always suspected the "perfect" powers of a white wolf were too good to be true, and now the floor was falling out from under me.Runa began counting on her fingers, her movements sharp and clinical. "The white wolf is rare, yes. I have only known three: your mother, your brother, and you. But being white does not make you a powerful Luna. That strength only comes from being an Alpha’s mate. You cannot talk to the Goddess, you cannot command other Alphas, and you have already taken the place of the black wolf's true mate."I sat frozen. My heart hammered against my ribs, a frantic bird in a cage. I looked at the book on the table, my eyes burning."What about the rest?" I asked. My voice was a thin, broken thread. I didn't look up, but I saw Selene’s hand twitch w

KaiaTwo days had passed since the library, and a slow, dark fire was still burning inside me. I sat at lunch, staring at my plate. Food felt like a chore I didn't want to do. When Luna Runa walked over and reached for my hands, I didn't pull away. I gripped her fingers tight, hoping they would act like glue and keep me from falling apart."Miss Kaia." Her eyes were locked on mine, making the loud dining hall feel miles away. "How are you feeling?"I didn't have an answer. The screaming panic and the mental blackout from the library were over, but they had left me hollow. I was a radio stuck between stations—nothing but loud, fuzzy static. I knew people probably thought I was being a stone-cold brat, but I just didn't have the fuel left to care.Luna Runa squeezed my hand. Her voice was soft, but it had that "you should have known" tone that made my skin crawl. It wasn't my fault I grew up in a cage of lies. If I’d known the truth, I never would have let my father play me like a pawn.

KaiaSelah is quiet. My wolf, my other half, hasn't made a sound for days. The silence in my head feels like a heavy, hollow ache.Selene looked at me, her eyes soft with worry. "How is Selah?"I let my shoulders drop, the weight of the silence pulling at me. "Quiet," I said. "There’s just... nothing. I miss her. I guess she’ll come back when she wants to.""Kaia..." Selene bit her lip, hesitating. "You don’t have to say yes, but I think we should go to the Dytikos Territory. I feel like the answers are there."I stared at her. I tried one more time to reach into that empty space for my wolf. 'Selah? Are you there?' Nothing. Just a cold void. A wave of guilt washed over me. I had let her down somehow, and now I was alone in my own mind."I agree, Selene," I said. My voice was steady, hiding the desperation clawing at my chest. I’d go to the end of the world to find her. "I'll do whatever it takes to help."Selene squeezed my arm, her touch warm and grounding. "That’s the spirit. For n

KaiaHe hesitated. The silence stretched thin until a cold, sharp dread slid down my spine."I think the snacks were laced with ergot," he muttered. Guilt made his voice thick and heavy. "I can't be sure."My eyes went wide. "Fungus? What are you growing in that greenhouse that makes people lose their minds?"He shook his head slowly, his voice dropping to a soft, dangerous level. "It’s not from the greenhouse. It’s a plant substance—lysergic acid. You probably know it as LSD."A choked, broken whimper left my throat. It didn't even sound like me."LSD?!" I screamed. My throat felt raw and tight. "You knew? What kind of sick joke is this? What were you trying to do to me?"His face twisted in pain. "No! We only suspected it. That’s why Alpha Sylvan took the stash last night. He’s going to investigate once things settle down."I curled into a ball, pulling my knees to my chest and hiding my face in my hands. Shivers ran through me. "No wonder I can't remember a thing. I’m actually scar

KaiaThe room in Anatolikos felt too small, just like the one back in Voreios. My skin felt electric, my mind spinning in circles while my sheets turned damp from my constant tossing. I couldn’t do it anymore.I climbed onto the window ledge. The night air bit at my arms, a sharp wake-up call. I swung my legs over and dropped. My feet hit the spongy grass with a dull thud. The ground was cold and wet, the mud hugging my bare soles like an old friend. I walked into the shadow of the tall trees, their branches reaching down like giant fingers. As I moved, I brushed my hands against my thighs, feeling the fabric of my clothes just to remind myself I was really there.The lake was a mirror of silence. The chaos from earlier had vanished, tucked away by the night. I stepped off the path, my toes sinking into a patch of soft clover away from the trail. I sat down, hugging my knees to my chest, and stared at the water.Haze curled off the surface, dancing with the chirping of frogs and the t