All Chapters of Sold to My Enemy Alpha: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

The question leaves my lips before I can stop it. “Is that mine?” Kael stares at me. For one heartbeat, the entire world seems to disappear. The fighting outside. The screams. The crashing weapons. Marcus. Everything fades beneath the silence between us. Kael's hand is still resting against my stomach. His fingers tremble. Then his eyes fill with tears. I have never seen him like this. The ruthless Alpha who once made an entire room fall silent with a single look is standing in front of me, staring at the small life beneath his palm as if he has just discovered something sacred. His throat moves. “Yes,” he whispers. His voice breaks. “Yes, Aria.” A tear slides down his cheek. I don't know what to do. Kael looks down at his hand. “Our child,” he murmurs. Another tear falls. “I have a child.” My chest tightens. He closes his eyes. “I almost lost you both.” “You did lose me.” His eyes open. The pain in them almost makes me look awa

The mark burns beneath my skin. I gasp and grab Kael's arm. “Aria!” “I can't—” My knees buckle. Kael catches me before I hit the floor. His arms wrap around me, careful and strong, while golden light pours from my body. The entire Great Hall trembles. Warriors stumble backward. Marcus stares at me. For the first time since I have known him, the confidence in his face is gone. “What did you do?” he whispers. I can barely breathe. “I didn't do anything.” The mark above my stomach pulses again. The baby moves. And the First Wolf speaks inside my mind. THE HEIR AWAKENS. Kael hears it. His arms tighten around me. “The heir?” Elias steps closer. “Don't fight it.” I look at him. “What is happening to me?” “The bloodline is recognizing its successor.” My heart pounds. “Successor?” Elias nods. “Your child.” Marcus suddenly laughs. It is not his usual confident laugh. It sounds desperate. “You fools.” Kael turns toward him. “S

The golden light is still burning beneath my skin when Marcus smiles at me.Not the smile of a man who has won.The smile of a man who believes victory is already his.“You can feel it, can't you?” he asks.I say nothing.His eyes remain fixed on my stomach.“The power inside you.”Kael steps in front of me.“You're done looking at her.”Marcus laughs softly.“Still pretending you're enough to protect her?”Kael raises his sword.“I don't pretend.”His voice drops.“I promise.”Marcus's expression hardens.“You made promises before.”Kael doesn't answer.I feel the change in him.His shoulders are tense, his breathing controlled, but his wolf is barely contained.Marcus takes one step forward.“The child belongs to the bloodline.”My fingers curl.“No.”His eyes narrow.“You don't understand what you're carrying.”“I understand enough.”“You carry the last Lost Alpha blood.”“And that doesn't make my child yours.”Marcus's face twists.“Everything that blood produces belongs to the th

The horn sounds before dawn.One long, brutal note cuts through Bloodmoon.I jolt awake.For one second, I don't know where I am.Then I feel the cold stone beneath my palm.The blood.The distant screams.Kael.I push myself upright.My hand instinctively moves to my stomach.The baby moves beneath my palm.Alive.Safe.For now.The door bursts open.Vera stands there, breathing hard, her sword already in her hand.“Aria!”“What happened?”“The eastern scouts are back.”Her face tells me everything.“They're here,” I whisper.Vera nods.“Silver Crescent?”“Not only them.”My blood turns cold.“How many?”“We don't know.”A second horn sounds.Closer.Kael appears behind Vera.His shoulder is wrapped in fresh bandages, blood already seeping through them.My chest tightens.“You shouldn't be fighting.”He gives me a look.“Neither should you.”“I'm pregnant.”“And I'm wounded.”“That isn't the same thing.”“No.” His jaw tightens. “It's worse. Because if you fall, I'll lose more than my

“FIRST SON.”The words echo through the battlefield.Kael freezes.I feel it through our bond before I see it on his face.Shock.Fear.Recognition.His wolf goes completely still inside him.“What did it call me?” he whispers.The black gate trembles.FIRST SON.This time the voice is louder.Kael takes one step backward.“No.”I reach for his hand.He doesn't notice.His eyes remain fixed on the darkness beyond the gate.“No,” he repeats.Marcus laughs.It is a broken, desperate sound.“You finally understand.”Kael turns on him.“Understand what?”Marcus's smile widens.“Who your father really was.”Kael's face hardens.“You killed him.”“Yes.”“And now you're going to tell me there was more?”“There was always more.”Kael raises his sword.“Talk.”Marcus glances toward the gate.“You're not the son of an ordinary Alpha.”“I know what my bloodline is.”“No.”Marcus shakes his head.“You know what they wanted you to believe.”The words hang in the air.I look at Elias.He has gone p