Todos os capítulos de Sold To The Alphas: Capítulo 51 - Capítulo 60

KaiaThe truth in Soren’s eyes was like a punch I saw coming but couldn't dodge. "Female DNA worked best to weaken the men," he said, his voice dropping. "But it caused... problems for other women. So we made a hybrid. We mixed male and female donors. It’s been the standard for years. No one ever asked what was in it.""But—" I choked, my throat tightening until it hurt. "A male donor? Who?"I blinked, and then the realization hit me like a physical blow. "Kael."Soren’s eyes turned a stormy, dark gray. He gave a single, slow nod. "Yes."The air left my lungs. It felt like a giant hand was squeezing my ribs, crushing the breath out of me."The best results came from you and your brother," Soren said. He sounded so calm, so clinical. "Sibling DNA created the strongest version of the defect. It worked better than any other pair, even Subject One."Subject One?Soren licked his lips. "Think of it like... refining a recipe. We used the family line to make the vaccine more powerful."Mirei

KaiaSoren once told me they had ten years' worth of my DNA hidden away. Frozen vials and slides, all left over from the endless blood draws Astra performed. They were kept in the half of the lab that Selah hadn’t turned to scrap metal.The production lines for the vaccines had stopped. To me, that meant they were missing a key ingredient. A person.Kael.The tours, the guards, the constant eyes on me—it all started six months ago. The same time he vanished. A cold realization settled in my gut, making my breath short. Was I just the worm on the hook? Was I the bait to lure my brother back?A knock at the door cut my thoughts short.Soren entered, carrying a silver tray. My muscles locked up at the sight of his white lab coat. The soft clink of glass and metal made my skin crawl. I knew the routine: the sting of the swab, the bite of the needle, the hollow feeling as they took more of me. He claimed it was to "monitor my levels."But this time, he leaned in and whispered.He told me h

KaiaI held my breath, terrified that even a small puff of air would blow this vision away. My eyes burned, dried out by the wind, but I refused to blink. If I closed my lids for even a second, my mind might admit this was just a cruel trick.Then, his scent arrived. It wasn't the warm, spicy smell I remembered. It was sharp and freezing, like a winter storm hitting an ice mountain. Beneath the cold, I caught a hint of smoky pine. It didn't just fill my nose; it stabbed like frozen needles, making my entire body buzz.Kael moved with a quiet, heavy power. He was tall and lean, his body carved like a statue that had suddenly learned to breathe. He kept his chest out and his shoulders square, wearing his pride like a suit of armor. But I could feel the heat radiating off him. Behind that calm face, a fire was trapped, humming with an energy he was fighting to keep locked away.His long gray coat snapped against his legs in the wind. His platinum-blonde hair floated around his face, a fe

Kaia"Home," I repeated. The word felt like a foreign language. It didn't bring any warmth to my chest or a flicker of a memory. It felt like nothing."You went to the Kentrikos territory?" I asked. Even that name sounded like a hollow noise to me.Kael let out a low, vibrating laugh. He tossed a few stray blond hairs out of his eyes and shook his head. "No."Beside me, Callum let out a loud, wet snort. It was so nasal I honestly wondered if he was part pig. I cut my eyes at him. "Do you always make that noise, or only when you're trying to be a jerk?"Kael jumped in before Callum could snap back. "I’ve been playing the part of a rogue," he said, pulling my attention back. "It’s the only way I could move between the Dytikos and Voreios packs without being caught."I looked at Callum again. "And what do you get out of this?"He smirked, his expression dry as dust. "The pleasure of your company, Princess. Though I have to say, I expected a bit more.""The feeling is mutual," I muttered.

Kaia"I'm your mate."The words hit me like a physical wave. For a split second, it felt like I had finally reached the surface after being underwater for a lifetime. I froze, my lungs burning, terrified that if I moved, the feeling would vanish.I couldn't find my voice. That word—mate—was something I never thought I’d hear directed at me again. Not after the lies and the hollow "mate search" Narcisse had dragged me through. I had tried to tell myself I didn't care, but a small, lonely part of me had always hoped fate hadn't completely passed me over.But as the silence stretched, I realized something was wrong.Austin wasn't looking at me. His face was a mask of pure, distorted rage, his skin flushing a dark, angry red. A thick vein throbbed in his neck, and more corded down his arms like pulsing rivers. He looked like he was about to explode.Beside me, Callum didn't say a word. He didn't even look back. He just turned on his heel and stormed toward the stairs, taking them two at a