Sold To The Alphas I Hate novel Chapter 11

Chapter 11: Madman Lucian

Roman’s POV

Kael had used his Alpha power to throw me back, overpowering me completely. His decision was made. He was ready to kill her. Just as I hit the ground, a sharp gust of wind rushed past me.

By the time I scrambled to my feet, it was already too late. He had let go. I saw her small body slipping from his grasp.

Eira.

My heart nearly stopped. This wasn’t what I wanted. I didn’t want her to die. Fighting against the ache rising in my chest, I rushed toward the boundary wall, desperate for one last glimpse before she hit the ground.

Liam was right behind me, just as anxious and shaken.

We reached the edge together and looked down. I braced myself for the sight of her broken body lying far below.

But instead, I saw something else.

Lucian.

That madman was hanging from the rooftop wall with one hand gripping the edge tightly. His legs were braced against the surface, holding his balance, while his other hand clutched a frail arm—Eira’s arm.

Lucian had saved her.

That gust of wind that had rushed past me earlier... it was Lucian. He had acted in the blink of an eye using his speed, launching himself into danger before it was too late.

For the first time in my life, I saw this infuriating, reckless Lucian as something more than just a stubborn brute. In that moment, he looked like an angel.

If his timing was off, or if his grip had failed, he could have fallen from this height along with Eira. Even if it didn’t kill him, the injuries would have lasted a lifetime, or even leave him entirely paralysed.

On the other hand, Eira was weakly struggling to free her hand, but Lucian’s hold was stronger in front of her weak strength. How badly she wanted to die?

"Sorry, Kael," Lucian called out, his voice echoing up with its usual wicked smugness. "But she can’t die. Not until I’m finished with her. And this time, I’m not taking orders from you."

Kael standing by the boundary wall, had his eyes fixed on Lucian, his jaw was clenched, his fists tightening at his sides.

"Kael," I called out, before Kael could act recklessly. "I’m with Lucian on this. You can’t kill her like this."

His furious gaze snapped to me, as if Lucian and I had suddenly become his greatest enemies.

"Think of it as saving Sophia," I added quickly, trying to defuse the storm building in him. "Just calm down. Please."

"Alpha Kael, the treatment for Sophia is already prepared," Liam chimed in, his voice urgent. "Only the final step remains."

Just like us, Liam also knew Kael’s weak point.

Kael said nothing. But something in Liam’s words seemed to reach him. Without a word, he turned and walked away, as if none of this mattered anymore.

I let out a quiet breath of relief and turned to Lucian, who was still hanging from the wall.

"Get up already," I said. "Pass her to me."

But in true Lucian fashion, he didn’t hand her over. Instead, with a complete lack of gentleness, he tossed Eira’s frail body over the boundary wall like she was nothing more than a ragdoll.

She hit the rooftop with a brutal thud. It was clear that although Lucian had saved her life, he had no intention of offering her mercy.

With a single, effortless leap, Lucian followed her, landing gracefully on the rooftop like a beast straight out of a fantasy tale. Dangerous stunts like that were nothing to him. It was as if he enjoyed testing fate, challenging death just to see who would win.

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