Sold AS The alpha King's Breeder

Sold as the Alpha King’s Breeder Chapter 601

Chapter 101 The Mat Bond Returns

*Lena*

Everything was, in fact, on display as I walked through the corridor leading to the dining room with two ugly vampire guards trailing behind me. I knew they could see my ass fully, but I choked back the crippling embarrassment as I walked with my chin jutting toward the ceiling. Thankfully a thick shred of fabric hid the apex of my thighs, but that was all the modesty I’d been allowed. My breasts, which were huge and heavy because of my pregnancy, were barely covered by the black lace that hung loose over them, a long V of bare skin starting at my neck and going all the way to my belly button.

Penny had brushed and styled my hair, pinning it off of my face. She’d put makeup on me, dark shades of black, wine, and navy. The dark colors made me look especially pale, but maybe that was in style. I wouldn’t know, however. I hadn’t seen another woman in the castle other than Penny.

I didn’t wait for the guards to step in front of me to open the great double doors leading into the dining hall. I threw them open myself, using all of the strength I had to complete the task. They bounced against the stone walls in the corridor and sent a thundering echo through the castle, announcing my arrival.

Nikolas was sitting with his boots propped up on the table, a goblet of blood, or wine, in one of his hands.

“Spectacular,” he breathed, his voice laced with seduction.

I scowled, refusing to bow as I slid into my seat at the far end of the table.

I didn’t touch the food that appeared in front of me. I held Nikolas’s gaze, barely blinking. He was watching me with the same intensity, his violent, crimson-ringed eyes searching mine for glimpses of power… or weakness. It could have been both.

“What do you want now?” I asked, forcing myself to sound annoyed, and somewhat bored.

He arched his brows. “You’re not what I expected you to be–”

“You already said that,” I interrupted, folding my hands in my lap. Beneath the table, my hands grazed the faint swell between my hips that I’d only noticed a few hours earlier, before going to the library. I didn’t have much time to play games.

He seemed entertained by my tone, and maybe a bit turned on, which sent a shiver of apprehension down my spine. It was likely no one had challenged him like this before, at least not someone like me–someone lowly, a peasant in comparison to his rank, at least in this realm.

“What did you do today, my queen?” he drawled, crossing his foot over the other ankle.

“I went to the library–”

“And did you find it to your liking?”

“It’s rather dark–”

“No one has been in there in centuries. Perhaps we can find you a new outlet for amusement–”

“But, I met your librarian. He was dusting the shelves.”

Nikolas furrowed his brow, giving me a confused smile.

“I don’t have a librarian.”

“He was an old man,” I said sharply as another shiver ran down my spine.

“What was his name?”

he… he said he didn’t

eyeing me with interest. “Tell me, have you seen a single

“No, I–”

a ghost?” he snickered, turning his gaze to the guards lining the walls of the dining hall, who

back against my seat. Had I? I swear…. No.

you going to

plate away with force. My mind was moving at a rapid pace as I tried to get myself under

get on with

the dining hall. I followed, but stood a good distance away from him. He motioned to two of the guards, who disappeared

powers to kill him, now,” Nikolas demanded, shifting his weight as he motioned towards the man. The man looked half dead already, and was likely completely

replied, meeting

“Why not?”

don’t

The usual dark seduction behind his eyes flickered

you as

crossing my arms over my

play?” he scoffed, turning his back to the man to face me fully. “Death is

I was getting a

ground out, his canine teeth

steadied myself, refusing

you like to see?” I began, tucking my hands behind my back and walking in a slow circle. “Shall I heal him

“He’s already immortal–”

long but limited. You are the only true immortal,

game are

sought me out. I’m

“What truth is that?”

real immortality. You can rule them, not having to continue enslaving each new generation and repeatedly bend them to your will. Isn’t that what you want? You think producing a true blood heir will

was speaking in riddles on purpose, playing to his thirst for absolute, undying power. I’d been thinking about how to do so since the day I was first brought before him, since I realized his power was nothing but greed and fear. He was desperate for recognition. If I offered him something new, something he

build you a new

in surprise. “You

done it before, and can do it again. There, you will be the god–the only

didn’t know how to actually do it. I could open portals, sure, but that was still a mystery to me. I’d built my garden realm as a child before I knew how I was even using my powers, and I never found out why I’d been able

trap him there like I’d accidentally trapped Xander. I could burn him with the sun and let that voice drive him insane until he was

hands,” I said softly, seductively,

turned on his heel, glancing at me over his shoulder before he left the room, slamming the door

in the dining hall for a few moments before leaving myself, and beelined for my room. I locked the door behind me, ripping the

as I held the book in my

to myself. “I know

the cloak I’d been wearing earlier and walked out of my bedroom, hiding the book beneath

pitch black–not a candle in