Sold To The Alphas I Hate novel Chapter 70

Chapter 70: He Used To Call Me a Vixen

Kael’s POV

Eventually, Alice stepped in and took Eira away—though not before confronting Sophia for blowing the incident out of proportion. No one scolded either of them. The truth remained unknown, and with time, the matter was quietly buried. We all assumed it was just a misunderstanding.

But now, even after six years—despite claiming her memories were still hazy—Sophia recalled it with perfect clarity.

"We should’ve known back then what kind of person she was," I heard Sophia say softly as she traced the faint scar on her arm. "Instead of defending her, I should’ve told you the truth—that she tried to harm me. If I had, her true nature would’ve come out sooner... before she could do worse."

I said nothing.

She turned to me, her eyes sincere. "I’m sorry I didn’t warn you earlier. I was just being considerate of Alice’s feelings."

I gave a short hum, unwilling to say more.

"I’ll send you more books," I said, standing. "You can pass the time reading."

She didn’t seem pleased that I was leaving, but she masked her disappointment with a smile.

"Thank you. Come see me again soon."

I nodded once, then left.

I headed straight to Liam’s office. The old man was poring over reports when I entered. Without looking up, he gestured toward the seat across from him. "Have a seat."

I sat in silence as he put the papers aside and finally met my gaze. "You’re here to ask about Sophia’s treatment," he said knowingly.

I shook my head. "I want to know about her. What you talked to her about today."

He immediately understood who I meant. "As you know, we need to do everything we can to bring her wolf out of hiding."

"How long?" I asked again, my tone firmer.

"That depends entirely on how you treat her," Liam replied. "She’s not beyond redemption. She just needs time... and a little thoughtful behavior from you and your mate brothers."

"We’ll follow your instructions," I assured him. Then I added, voice lowering with subtle warning, "I want Sophia recovered. At any cost."

Liam gave a short, knowing chuckle. "You really do love her, despite your cold exterior."

I didn’t correct him. There was no need to explain what my true intentions were—not yet.

It was becoming clear that we had overlooked far too much in the past. And now was the time to dig it all up—and it will start with Sophia. But to do that, she needed to be fully healed. I wasn’t giving her the excuse of her dying condition as a shield anymore.

"I’ve already given the orders for special medication to be prepared for Eira," Liam said as he leaned back in his chair, eyes sharp as they studied me. "Once we begin the treatment, she’ll enter heat. I wonder if you are willing to take care of her heat phase, Alpha?"

My brows drew together slightly at his words. "We brought her to fuck. That won’t be an issue."

He shook his head slowly, disappointment written across his features. "All I’m saying is this—when that time comes, even in her heat, don’t treat her like some mindless animal. Show her some damn care. Some kindness. Don’t break her again."

My gaze hardened. "You don’t need to tell me what I should do with what’s mine."

He raised a brow. "Yours?"

"I’ve paid more than enough to buy her," I replied flatly.

"Well," he sighed, "I can’t exactly argue with that."

"In the evening, Jason and I are heading to meet the council members. I want you there."

He nodded without hesitation. "I’ll do whatever is needed to protect... what’s yours, Alpha."

"You better," I said as I stood to leave.

He was a doctor—and his word carried weight. His support would justify why we hadn’t brought Eira before the council yet. It would buy us more time until Eira is healed entirely.

Eira’s POV

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