Alle Kapitel von Sold To The Alphas: Kapitel 61 – Kapitel 70

KaiaThe hallways were humming with a nervous energy, like a storm was about to break. People scrambled past the kitchen, doors banging open and shut in a blur of motion."I don't know what’s happening," Selene whispered, her eyes wide as we hurried toward the front of the house.Behind us, a panicked woman’s voice cut through the noise. "Where is he? Where is Austin?"Then Luna Soraya blurred past us. She moved like a hurricane in high heels, her face a mask of fury. "If he laid a finger on that poor girl, I swear to the Goddess—" she muttered under her breath.Selene and I reached the foyer and skidded to a stop."Oh my," Selene breathed.A small crowd had gathered at the bottom of the stairs. Ignatius and Rue stood close together, holding hands, but they weren't the ones everyone was staring at.Austin stood there, a hulking shadow of a man, his pheromones hitting the room in heavy, suffocating waves. Beside him was Ravenna. They looked like they had just crawled out of a disaster

Kaia"I get it," I said, giving him a firm nod. "Thanks for the apology. And tell your wolf we're sorry too. She didn't realize she was on your land."I wasn't actually sorry. Selah was just following her gut.Sampson looked at his feet. "It's not her fault. She’s in heat. It won't happen again."He dipped his head and walked off with an uneven stride, ignoring the sharp look Callum shot at his back.Then it was just me and the jerk. He kept his back to me. He loved that brooding, mysterious act."Hey," I said softly. I reached out and tugged his sleeve. He tilted his head just enough to show he was listening. I let go. "You okay?""I'm fine," he scoffed. "Other than the trauma of being licked by a wolf."'Selah. Seriously. Act like you care.'She didn't answer. My lip quirked in frustration. I hadn't even realized she was drooling over him until now.He was wearing gray sweatpants and a black tank top. I tried not to stare at the way his muscles moved under the thin cotton. I couldn'

Callum Kael had stolen that old, wrinkled ID photo from the lab in Dytikos. It was just a cheap print, but it was the first time I ever laid eyes on Kaia. Seven months later, we finally met. Kael’s bad sense of direction and a bit of luck at the Notios border brought us together.I was faking a patrol when I ran into him. One second near him and something in me snapped. My wolf, Sirocco, almost tore through my skin. I’d kept him buried for five years, but he wanted out. Right then.Suddenly, my life made sense. The cold, empty feeling I’d carried since I was a kid in Notios just vanished. The pieces clicked.That photo was the last bit of the puzzle. I knew it then—Kaia was the one. Sirocco and I had been waiting five years for our match. The old instinct hit me like a physical weight. I promised Kael I’d do whatever it took to get her out. We started a plan.The problem was, Kaia didn't know she needed saving.I’d seen her face so many times that meeting her felt like seeing an old

KaiaI never knew how much it could hurt to hand your soul to a man until Callum handed it right back. My heart hammered against my ribs like a trapped bird. Static zapped through my veins. A strange heat crawled up my spine and down my arms. It pushed me toward him. I didn't have a choice.Selah was screaming at me to move. To close the gap. The way Callum spoke, the truth in his eyes, it gave me a flicker of hope. I thought if we just touched, if we fell into each other, he might finally see us.I was wrong. It doesn't matter now.I gave him everything I had. It wasn't enough. 'Selah, he doesn't want us.'My wolf didn't answer. She just let out a low, broken whimper that vibrated in my marrow. As I turned my back on him, she tucked her tail and slunk into the black corners of my mind. She went looking for a place to bleed in peace."Kaia?"A hand gripped my arm. I blinked through the blur of tears. Selene’s hazel eyes were inches from mine behind her glasses. She looked soft, but he

KaiaA heavy paw landed by my side. White fur brushed my legs. A shadow swallowed me, and hot, thick breath hit my temple. Another paw stepped past my shoulder. I wasn't alone anymore.A massive body hovered over me. He was a shield of muscle and heat. His chest surged with every jagged breath. He lowered his head, bared his teeth, and let out a growl that vibrated through the gravel and into my bones.Warmth flooded back. It was a scent I knew by heart.The snow-white fur along his spine stood up in sharp peaks. I stared, wondering if the blow to my head had made me lose my mind. I blinked, but he didn't vanish. Callum’s wolf was real.Every muscle in his frame was a coiled spring. He hummed with a protective rage that came off him in waves. That thunderous growl shook the air as he locked onto Thorne. His claws were long, black, and hooked like daggers. His paws were the size of dinner plates. My fingers twitched with a sudden, pulsing need to sink into the thick fur of his belly. S