Sold To The Alphas I Hate novel Chapter 209

Chapter 209: Chance For Jason

Lucian’s POV

Spending some more time at Kael’s parents’ resting place, we all left for the cemetery to visit Alice and my mother. That day, we weren’t the only ones there — other pack members who had lost loved ones during the massacre had also come to pay their respects.

Despite their Alphas being present, no one disturbed us. They simply bowed from a distance in respect. Eira was, as usual, emotional, and Jason and I accompanied her to Alice’s grave.

The three of us placed flowers and offered our respects. Tears rolled down her already moist eyes. I slipped my arm around her shoulder to coax her and said gently, "I told you last time, it wasn’t your fault. Alice knows that as well. She must be glad to see you and must be wishing for you to visit often, so she won’t feel lonely anymore."

"I will..." Eira’s voice broke, "I... will visit you often, Alice. I will never let you feel lonely, just like you never let me be back then..."

She wiped her tears and turned to Raven. "Come here."

Raven looked at Kael first, and Kael gave him a small nod to go ahead. Once he reached her, Eira said softly, "Your aunt Alice is resting here. You should pay her respect."

The little guy placed the flower on the grave and offered a respectful bow. When he was done, Eira told him, "You must always visit her just like we all do. She is family, alright?"

Raven nodded lightly.

We then paid respect to my mother as well. With heavy hearts, we all left the cemetery. If Alice and my mother were still here, how different — how much better — life would have been.

I let Eira return home with the others while Jason and I stayed back to spend some time alone. These past few days, I had been so busy — or perhaps so ignorant — that I hadn’t given Jason the attention he needed, despite seeing how quiet and distant he had become.

I understood why. It started from the moment we discovered Eira was innocent. I felt this was the right time to talk to him.

As we settled in a quiet corner of the cemetery, I said quietly, "I miss both of them."

As we settled at the quiet corner of the cemetery, I said, "I miss both of them."

"I miss them as well," he replied.

"Would they have been happy to see now we are Kael’s mate brothers and Eira is all our mate?" I asked. "She’s Alice’s friend, and even Mom thought of her as a daughter."

"But she’s not our sister," Jason added.

I hummed, "So they would have been fine with it, I guess. Nothing unusual in the werewolf world."

"Had you ever thought she would end up being with us five?" I asked.

Jason shook his head.

"Neither did I," I said. "I always thought she would be my mate one day. You liked her as well. What would we have done if back then we knew it?"

"The one she chose would be with her," Jason answered.

"That’s the right solution as well. But it would have left us hurt," I said and jumped to the point. "We like her the same even now, though things have changed. But what’s keeping you so far away? Is it what happened when we went to see her in prison, or that torture thing in the stable?"

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