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CHAPTER 73

Author: Diva Noir
last update publish date: 2026-08-04 22:27:01

Maddie's Pov

The bass thumped through the floor, rattling the champagne glasses on a passing tray. I pushed through the throng of people, a little overwhelmed by the sheer volume of bodies crammed into the opulent hall. Kiara had texted me the address, and the party was definitely in full swing. Laughter and loud music bounced off the high ceilings, and the air hummed with energy. I spotted Kiara near a makeshift bar, waving frantically. A small smile touched my lips. Maybe this was exactly wh
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  • Claimed by the Biker Alpha’s   chapter 74

    Maddie's Pov Jax stormed straight towards us, his eyes blazing, a low growl rumbling in his chest. I felt his hand close around my arm, his fingers digging in just above my elbow, trying to pull me away. “Let go of her,” he snarled, his voice tight with barely suppressed fury.But the boss, Rave, held onto my other arm just as tightly. His grip was firm, unwavering, not hurting me but making it impossible to move. He didn’t even look at Jax, his gaze still fixed on me, a strange possessiveness in his dark eyes. “She’s with me,” he stated, his voice calm, almost lazily dangerous.I was caught between them, my arms stretched out, feeling like a tug-of-war rope. My face burned. Everyone was watching. Every single person at that party had stopped dancing, stopped talking, and was staring directly at us, at me. I could feel their eyes, a hundred pairs of them, dissecting my humiliation. My stomach clenched. It was like they were fighting over a prize, not a person, and it made my skin cra

  • Claimed by the Biker Alpha’s   CHAPTER 73

    Maddie's Pov The bass thumped through the floor, rattling the champagne glasses on a passing tray. I pushed through the throng of people, a little overwhelmed by the sheer volume of bodies crammed into the opulent hall. Kiara had texted me the address, and the party was definitely in full swing. Laughter and loud music bounced off the high ceilings, and the air hummed with energy. I spotted Kiara near a makeshift bar, waving frantically. A small smile touched my lips. Maybe this was exactly what I needed after the argument with the brothers.I was almost there, weaving around a couple who were dancing a little too close, when it happened. A blur of movement, a clumsy stumble, and then a cold, wet splash. My white dress, the new one I’d bought just for this, was instantly stained a deep, ugly red. Wine. Red wine.“Oh, my god!” I gasped, staring down at the blossoming crimson splotch.Kiara was by my side in an instant. “Maddie! Are you okay?” Her voice was laced with concern. “What ha

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    Dare's Pov“Are you sure this is a good idea?” I asked, looking at Jax across the table. Silas was already setting out a folder, its contents a stark contrast to the fancy Italian spread before us.Jax met my gaze, his jaw tight. “We can’t wait. Not with what we found.”Rook just grunted, pushing a plate of pasta closer to the empty seat. “She needs to know. She’s too damn trusting.”I watched the door, my stomach twisting with anticipation. This whole dinner felt like a trap, and Maddie was walking right into it. She’d been so happy lately, despite the small whispers of trouble at work she’d finally admitted to us.The bell chimed and I stood, trying to look casual as I opened the door. Maddie smiled up at me, her eyes sparkling. “Hey! Sorry I’m late, traffic was a nightmare.” She leaned in for a quick kiss, her scent of wildflowers and subtle spice filling my senses.“No worries,” I said, forcing a smile. “Come on in, dinner’s ready.”She walked in, her gaze sweeping over the table.

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