Todos os capítulos de The Lycan King's Auction Prize: Capítulo 1 - Capítulo 5

Devlin's POVI had been in my room for the past hour angrily packing but no one had bothered coming up to check on me. They were probably still celebrating the news of Mara's new engagement, I thought bitterly. Sounds of mugs clinking together, the local band playing and loud voices congratulating my father rang out from downstairs. The music drifted up through the floorboards. I could hear laughter. Full, bright, unashamed laughter. Nobody was laughing like that when my engagement was announced. When my engagement with Corvin had been announced there was no fanfare, few neighbours had come to congratulate me when they found out I was getting married to a chief's son. A polite nod here. A brief well-wish there. Nothing that truly looked like joy. I threw my gowns down on the bed angrily as I paced the room, trying to let off some steam. The motion helped nothing. My chest was still a furnace, still burning with something I had no clean word for. Rage, yes. But underneath all t

Devlin's POVThe sobs had started to die down. Only the redhead had continued to cry for days on end. I wasn't the only one captured. There were others from the five chiefdoms, men and women who had ended up here the same way I had, through bad luck or bad timing or, in my case, jumping over a wall recklessly. I had always thought werewolves capturing humans to use or sell off as slaves were myths parents told their children so they wouldn't wander past the walls of Edevane after dark. I had been so wrong. Eric entered the tent. He walked straight to me and picked me off the floor, turning me around, running his eyes over my arms and legs the way you'd assess an animal before market day. "Your wounds have healed." He said. "You'll fetch me a good price at the auction square." "You're making a big mistake." I seethed. He looked at me with something that felt more like pity than amusement. "It's been a week and no one has looked for you." He said. "That tells me more than enoug