Claimed By Alpha Draven

Hazel’s POVTears streamed down my face as I realized the truth. Thalia had not only framed me for trying to kill her but had also taken my company and my mate. I was sent away when I was just 7 after my father got remarried, and then I returned later.At first, my father was happy and wanted to make up for lost time. But Thalia started to ruin everything for me. Little by little, she pushed me away. By the time I turned 22, Thalia had told so many lies that everyone believed her. Thalia accused me of trying to kill her because of Adrian. No one listened to my side of the story. They sent me to jail without a second thought. They never believed me—not even once! My fiancé even turned against me, calling me guilty. I staggered back, feeling as if I had been hit in the stomach. How could my father betray me like this again? How could Adrian forget our special day and celebrate with Thalia instead? Just then, I realized Adrian had seen me, so I rushed out of the hall, tears streaming

Hazel’s POVMy eyes fluttered open, and I looked around, trying to figure out how I ended up in this room. "Ouch," I winced, sitting up and cradling my throbbing head. The pain was intense.As I scanned the quiet room again, I wondered where everyone had gone. I struggled to recall what happened the day before, but all I could remember was being on stage before everything went black. “Did Thalia really poison the wine?” I thought, my mind racing with questions. I grabbed my phone to check the time and realised I had been out for almost the whole day. Summoning my last bit of energy, I stood up and made my way downstairs. As I got closer, I overheard my father, my blood, saying awful things about me.“That useless girl has shamed this family; Thalia will always be better than her,” Alpha Dorian said. I fought back tears, but it was too hard. A lump formed in my throat as I descended the stairs.When they spotted me, everyone fell silent. My father stormed up to me in a rage and hit me

Alpha Draven’s POVIt was Reina, my long-time friend from the pack. A smile crept onto my face as I thought about how much I missed our conversations. I wondered how she knew I was back in town. News always seemed to fly fast in the pack, and I wasn't really surprised. As I read her message, I felt a mix of excitement and curiosity about what she wanted to talk about. Maybe she had news to share, or perhaps she just wanted to catch up. Either way, I was ready to see what Reina had to say. I quickly typed back to Reina, "Can’t wait to see you too," feeling a rush of excitement. But then I dropped my phone on the couch, the soft thud echoing in the quiet room. I stood up and made my way to my room, but I paused outside Hazel’s door. I felt a pull to check on her.I pushed the door open carefully, not wanting to wake her. As I stepped inside, I saw her lying on the bed, looking battered and worn. My heart sank. I knew she was going through a lot, and I would do anything to help her,

Third Person POV"Oohh, what's this I hear about picking up girls late at night? That's so out of character for you, Draven." Robin’s voice emerged from the corner of the room. He winked slyly at Adrian, making him uneasy. Robin walked towards the two men, ignoring the tension between both of them. "It's none of your business, Robin." Adrian snapped at him; he hated being made of fools.Especially in front of his uncle, someone who was like a father to him. But Robin didn't seem bothered by his aggravation; if anything, it amused him. "So what's this about a girl in the rain? I hear, Adrian.”“I believe you indeed owe us some explanation." Robin twirled around, taking a comfort seat between the two men. He gently patted the handles of both seats by his side. Draven, unfazed by Dante, simply took a chair and sat in it. Adrian, on the other hand, didn't feel comfortable about doing this in any way. He hesitantly took a seat; the positions of the seat made it seem as though the three m

Third Person POV"What?" Hazel blurted out. She looked at the man who had saved her life twice and how he had just asked her to marry him right off the bat like that. Feeling overwhelmed and confused, she stuttered. Words evaded her, sentences obscured from her thoughts. Draven watching her with amusement threw his head back and laughed. He left her and laughed till his heart's content; at some point he even began choking on his laughter. Never had he laughed so hard in years, and for something so foolish.Hazel watched him laughing, and her annoyance grew with every passing second. Part of her wanted to run back into the sea and drown just to waste all his efforts, but another part of her was joyful, that in some weird, twisted way she had brought joy to someone else."Laugh all you want, it's not funny," she kicked at him with her bare naked feet. She stumbled away and managed to stand up. He still chuckled, finding her reaction funny. He placed his hand on her for a moment, try