Sold AS The alpha King's Breeder

Sold as the Alpha King’s Breeder Chapter 697

Chapter 44 : My Greatest Time of Need

“Oh, I’m sure, I have the right witch,” he said. He leaned in and grabbed my hair. I leaned away but I couldn’t swat him away or anything because my wrists and ankles were still tied. “I’d know this head of hair anywhere.”

“Then why do you think I was being held hostage?” I asked.

“Well, you see, I was reclaiming something that rightfully belonged to me. Something that had a very untimely disappearance,” he said. He dropped my hair and took a few steps back.

My jaw dropped as I realized he was talking about me. He thought I was his property!?

“I don’t belong to anyone! I’m a rogue!” I snapped.

“Hmm… that’s not how I remember it. I made a very large purchase from Saboreef. I paid top dollar for you as well,” he explained.

I gasped and leaned away from him as much as I could in the confined chair. My mind was working quickly as I put the pieces together.

“When Saboreef offered a last minute exchange… well, I wasn’t too happy about that, seeing as I’d agreed to something much better than what I was given,” he explained.

“Y-you’re Alpha Chandler… of Norwind…” I gasped again.

Alpha Chandler chuckled and nodded. “I am indeed. You are a smart girl, aren’t you?” He grinned through the darkness, seemingly in a good mood.

“I stand by what I said, I don’t belong to anyone,” I muttered.

I tested the ropes again and sighed. There was no point in trying to escape. I already knew that. Hopefully, I could keep him going until Soren came to get me.

There was no doubt in my mind that he would. Especially since he’d need me for the artifact, once he found all the pieces. I wasn’t going to give into Alpha Chandler but I’d be less resistant if it kept me alive longer.

He’d already revealed that he was after me for a specific reason. It wasn’t just about finding a younger, prettier companion. He was buying women to cover his tracks but it was really me he was after. Otherwise, a last minute exchange wouldn’t bother him so much.

At least I knew he wouldn’t kill me yet. I was safe from death but it could still be a while before Soren could come to get me. I didn’t want to give Chandler an excuse to be uncourteous with me.

I took a few deep breaths and calmed myself down. The goal was just to keep him talking and if I argued with everything he said, he’d clam up and leave me here alone, eventually. Once I had what I needed, I could form a better plan for escaping.

And waiting for Soren.

Sure, he’d show up eventually, but I needed to think of something in the meantime, in case I had to act before Soren made it to me.

“Alpha Chandler, I think you’ve made a mistake,” I said, becoming more friendly and pleasant. “I’m just a rogue. I don’t belong to Saboreef. I’ve been on my own my entire life. That’s why I was with a band of rogues.”

It wasn’t a lie, not exactly. I had never felt like I belonged in Saboreef. Now that I knew the truth about who I was and my family, I could confidently say I never belonged with Saboreef.

“Whatever deal you had with Saboreef, you should be talking to them, not me. I’m not one of them,” I insisted as pleasantly as possible.

Chandler shook his head.

“Nice try, young lady. However, that’s not going to work for me,” he said.

“It works for me,” I countered.

Chandler chuckled again and nodded appreciatively at me.

“Now, to make both of our lives easier, hand over what you found in Miltern,” he said firmly.

“I don’t know what you’re talking about,” I muttered, looking away from him.

“Don’t play dumb with me, girl! Hand it over!” he thrust his hand out, palm up.

I stared at his open palm and then looked down at my tied hands.

“Do you expect me to hand it over with tied wrists? Where do you think I’m hiding it, in my shoe?”

For some reason, I’d decided to leave my backpack in the Jeep. I hadn’t wanted any of Soren’s men going through it at the camp. At least the spellbook was safe in Payne’s Jeep and the map was safe with Soren.

Chandler growled and lifted his lips, showing me his teeth.

“Now, you’re trying my patience,” he hissed.

I smiled sweetly at him. “Well, if you tell me exactly what you’re looking for, maybe I can try to think through everything I’ve seen and tell you if I have what you’re looking for.”

me. “I really hoped we could

than you telling me exactly

again. He didn’t like being challenged

the more I pushed, the more I thought he’d reveal. I just had to be careful and not push him over the edge. Now that he was threatening me, I had to pull back

we’ll be doing things the

clapped his hands and the door

I could catch a glimpse of what was outside the room. Maybe I could see how many guards were

shut quickly. The lock clicked and now I

can we help with, Alpha?” a familiar

to the two new men. I

them had a tattoo across his face and the other was missing an eye. His beard was still scraggly but it was gray now.

my teeth, grinding them. I just stared at the men, not showing the anger

responsible for killing everyone! I didn’t have proof of that but I knew it. I knew

he’d been behind it all and I would never give him what he wanted! I was going to have revenge against these two

wandered back to what they said in the

are so obsessed with it. I wondered what

heard it can raise the dead and give endless power to those who are alive. I think our Alpha may want it

glared at the two men as they came in, their words from my dreams echoing in my head. They wanted the artifact to

possible? I thought they were all

they wanted the artifact for. These guys killed

his men had

must to break her… Just don’t spoil

saw the disgusting gleam leave the grotesque man’s single eye. I should have felt relieved for

I could think was that I was going to kill him the moment I got

once she’s in

I’ll loosen her

Thonkfully, Chondler hod

Chondler nodded ond left.

ond looked

let’s do this,” tottoo-foce

is the doughter of thot witch who refused to speok… Yeoh, it’ll

I’m not just going to sit ond wotch the whole time. You get first crock ot her,”

rolled up his sleeves.

come closer to me. I knew he couldn’t kill me but there wos o lot

chest, knocking the wind out

sputtered os the choir I wos tied to slommed into the bock woll. The choir shottered ond I crumpled on the floor, gosping ond heoving

os he

over me, he grinned, showing his pitted, rotten teeth. His sour breoth

ond trying not to breothe in his smell, but my lungs hod only just storted letting

ond woved it in front of my eyes.

broken but I wosn’t ot the

to hove o little chot

me

on myself but

sow him leoning over my bock, slicing into the ropes ot my wrists. When he wos done, he

brought them oround my body, rubbing my wrists ond rolling my

do thot for?”

she doesn’t fight,” one-eye soid,

going to get some lunch. Wont me to bring you onything?” tottoo-foce

of food, my stomoch growled. I

I wont her to see ond smell

os we were olone, he turned bock to me, his one eye

you osk nicely, I’m sure I con find something

motioned

turned ond I grooned, looking owoy from

grobbed the bock

tongue to hold bock o screom os poin shot through my heod. He croned my neck bock so for I thought my spine would

o lot of fun together. I took so

I shook my

breok her,”

mouth on you, don’t you!” he snopped. He threw my heod forword

I pinched the

meons