Sold To The Alphas I Hate novel Chapter 251

Chapter 251: Searching For Someone

Rafe’s POV

Kael returned home by lunchtime. The moment he entered the house, all our gazes followed him — eager to know what happened during the meeting.

Raven was busy with some kids’ reading material. I could tell he was interested in studying, and it was even more impressive that, at just five, he could read and understand everything better than most kids his age. He was truly smart and had inherited the best genes from his parents.

Damn! That reminded me of whoever the bastard was who impregnated Eira. I didn’t want to accept that Raven inherited anything from that piece of shit. He was only Eira’s son.

Eira, sitting by Raven’s side like a responsible mother teaching her child, couldn’t hide her eagerness at the sight of Kael either.

"Raven, finish this. Mommy is getting up for some work," she instructed.

The little guy nodded, and she stood up to go to the kitchen. It was the first time I’d seen her take the initiative to ask about something.

I stood up from the sofa at the same time and joined her, heading toward the kitchen. "Seems like my valuable lecture worked on you. What a good girl."

"Shut up!" she said and walked ahead of me.

All of us gathered in the kitchen — as if it wasn’t a place to cook but some secret room to share classified information.

Kael finished drinking his water and turned around, only to see all of us staring at him with curious eyes.

He let out a sigh, clearly thinking how impatient we were — not even letting him breathe after walking through the door.

"Nothing to worry about. He left without getting anything from us, and it’ll stay that way," Kael told us.

"Is Raven safe here?" Eira asked anxiously. "Last time, there was an attack on this house, so..." She stopped, sensing all our gazes on her.

Probably surprised at the change in herself that with such ease she was talking, or rather questioning Kael.

Kael walked up to her, standing face to face, his gaze steady and calm. "Don’t worry. This is the safest place for Raven. No one will dare take him away from us."

"But what did that man say?" she asked anyway. "And who is he?"

"He’s a powerful Alpha, like me," Kael answered. "He asked me to hand over Raven to him — but I’m not going to do that at any cost. Raven’s our son now, and what’s mine, I never let anyone have."

I could tell he deliberately avoided mentioning the name of the RavenClaw Pack.

The last time Roman had asked Eira if she knew that Alpha, she’d denied it. If Kael brought up the name now, she might start connecting the dots and realize Raven was her son — and that would only make her more anxious about his safety, not to mention the complications that would come with such a sudden revelation.

If she asked whether Raven was her son, we wouldn’t be able to lie.

"You trust me, right?" Kael asked.

She nodded.

"Then let’s have lunch now," he said. "I have some work to do afterward."

She nodded again, and Kael left the kitchen — only to head straight back to Raven. He sat beside the kid and gently caressed his head with a father’s affection.

Raven looked up at him, his expression lighting up with pure joy at seeing Kael back home.

"You love reading?" Kael asked.

Raven nodded.

"Even I used to love reading when I was your age," Kael told him. "It’s a good habit."

Meanwhile, Eira, now relieved after hearing Kael’s words, glanced toward the entrance of the house.

Damn! This bastard always catches me. But I knew how to get out of it.

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