Sold To Him Novels & Stories

I asked him. " They won't but that is where I come in, I will be the buyer, I can bring her home. " He said. " In exchange for what?" I asked him. " Fifty percent of the new drug." He said. " Twenty and we have a deal." I said to him. " Thirty and that is final." He said. " Fine, thirty percent it is." I said. " Then my friend, we have a deal. " He said. " So when is this auction going to happen?" I asked him.

He stepped slightly to the side, but stayed close enough that he could intervene if she tried to lunge at me. “I just wanted to come here and let you know that you can have all of them. Fabian, Reece, Mr. Raines, Max and all those other f*ckers my dad made me spread my legs for. Apparently I’m not good enough anymore and no one wants me, so my dad cut me off from everything. He can whore your ass around from now on.” She’s looking daggers at me. “WHAT?! Your dad sold you to all of them? Why would he do that?” I am so disgusted and surprised I can’t hide it or say anything else.

“But you know I don’t deal with those things so why are selling them to me, or is this a setup?” Okay maybe I didn’t think this through but he is the only one I can sell them to who would end up turning them into something good. “This is not a set up; I am offering them to you because I want to sell them to someone who can change them into something better than what they are now,” I told him and he nodded. “I will have to talk to the ghost and some of my business associates then get back to you.” I appreciate that at least he didn’t refuse.

the old lady said as if she were conveying a profound message. Zoe squinted. “Nana, perhaps these,” she shifted her gaze around before returning her gaze to Nana, “—these will be only temporary. And I’m confident that Helios will eventually decide to release me—” “You’re already sold to him, Zoe. Helios is someone I am familiar with. But promise me one thing…” the old woman sighed, “—trust him.”

She was his mother's best friend too. "What?" He asked as he dabbed his mouth with the serviette. "Who is she?" Lucia asked. "Who?" He asked. Lucia hissed. "Don't fucking pretend to me Gianluca" Luca sighed. "She's my property" Lucia frowned. "Property?" "Yes. Her brother owes me a huge amount of money and wouldn't pay, so I took his sister instead. Whenever he's ready to pay, he should come and get his sister"

I reminded him. “I know, I know. But I’m going to sell it to you for only a million dollars. I can’t just hand it all over to you even though you are the one who has saved it.”

Finally, he cooperated by leading me into his private room. "Gabriel traded you for a few sacks of wheat and three weeks' supply of food. Technically, he didn't sell you. Aren't you the one who doesn't want to serve the Alpha perverts in this bar?" he said, his mouth hanging from a smoke-filled cigarette. I waved my hand in front of my face as the smoke filled the room. "Are you sure it was Gabriel who sold me? And not someone from Theodosius kingdom?" I asked him, sitting with my legs crossed on the table.

"I don't even know where to start, Judy, I've been a literal fool and I just want to disappear from this world." "You can always come home, Carl, please come back home." Judy pleaded. "You and I know that's not going to happen." I said sniffing. "What do you mean by not going to happen?" Judy ignorantly asked. "Dad sold me, or should I say contracted me, to Leonardo De Luca in exchange for his debt." I said, wiping tears from my eyes. "To the Leonardo De Luca? No, he didn't." Judy said in awe. "Yes he did." I responded.

He was no longer strong or handsome. Looking at me, now more beautiful and powerful than ever, he seemed to realize he was no longer worthy of even being in my presence, let alone being my mate. "Irene…" he called my name in a voice laced with guilt and a lingering hint of longing. I didn't respond and simply stared at him, my expression unreadable. He wasn't surprised by my cold reaction. His lips trembled as he reached into his worn coat and pulled out a moonstone. It carried a potent blessing.

The silence between us stretches thin, almost taut like a wire that is ready to snap. He doesn't even look at me after dropping that bomb. He just lifts the spoon to his mouth and chews like he didn't just detonate my entire past in one breath. "Didn't know you were engaged to him at the time, though. That was a nice surprise." I stare down at the cereal. It's gone soft and bloated. Just like everything else that used to mean something. "I bought you," he says next in a blunt matter of fact voice. "Because I figured he'd come looking for you. Or at least... you'd give me something I could use to find him."