All Chapters of Accidental Claim: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Jasper Ruby's questions had got me concerned, but I honestly did not have much to say. Everything I knew about my pack and my parent's death was told to me by my mother's friend, Liam, who was now like an uncle to me. I was only four years old when it all happened. I spent the best part of my life being cared for by omega's of lesser packs under Liam's protection. Liam moved me to the complex a few months before I got my wolf to keep me hidden, and I had remained hidden since then. I had a lot of painful memories that I did not want to revisit. As vague as the memory of my four-year-old self was, I remembered my uncle beat my mother frequently because she refused to breed with him. He swore he would kill me twice, and that was all I could remember. One thing I knew was that my mother's life became hell when my father lost the death challenge. I swore never to be involved with a pack or anybody when I grew up, and I had kept that promise until I met Ruby. My father died because he

Jasper Ruby was excited about our trip. I handed the workshop over to Godwin. Kevin and Racheal were glad to run the showroom pending the time we returned. We loaded our luggage into the car Ruby made me buy, and it was time to go. My mate had a permanent smile on her face, and it warmed my heart. She was eager to go somewhere different. I was grateful to Liam for making this happen. I did not have a passport or a valid identity card, so we could not use the airport. I thought Ruby would be mad about having to drive all the way there, but she was thrilled instead. I knew she genuinely loved me because things that would have been an issue to her before were now okay. I appreciated her effort, and I was willing to do more because she appreciated mine. We drove for seven hours before we arrived at the Island resort. It was a lovely place. Liam told me that my mother loved the place, and my father took her there often before they had me, and I could see why. Ruby's face lit up when we

Jasper I resumed work two days after we returned from our vacation. I was expecting everyone to know about the bounty on my head, but Randolph had kept the territory under control. Everything was normal. Nothing changed, and somehow I knew we would be okay. I needed to earn enough to move Ruby and me from here, so I was going to spend most of my time working hard to earn money. I decided to discuss my plan with Randolph and Kevin. Thanks to Tiffany, my business reach was now limited. To gather enough funds to move, I needed my business to serve other territories, or it would take a very long time to come up with the finances needed to leave.  Ruby had stylishly spoken about children, and I somehow felt she wanted them. I could not allow my pups to face such discrimination and anger. I had also promised Ruby that I would not chal

Jasper. I was able to hand over the business to Randolph within a week. Ruby and I still signed the cheques, but Randolph and Kevin fronted as the owners of the business, and things had resumed to normal again. My workers wanted to quit because they thought Randolph had taken advantage of what happened with Tiffany and bullied me out of the business, but I was able to convince them that they took over the business so it would not go down. They were grateful to Randolph for helping to keep the business open. They all knew how Tiffany had chased me and why she did what she did. They had no respect for her. Other lesser packs and some of her pack members knew how she had chased me and that she concocted lies just to get at me. Rachael did a good job at spreading the story, and I learned people were laughing at Tiffany. Her hotel rating

Ruby We waited in the hallway with our hearts in our mouths. I could not believe this was happening. I had held Susan a few hours ago and glanced at Isabelle. I was scared, and Jasper pulled me close. " Be calm, Ru," he linked me, " Racheal needs all our strength now. They will pull through. They are strong," he said, and I did not know I was weeping until he pulled me close, and I exhaled. " The twins are okay. We have given them something to strengthen their lungs. They will be discharged in a few hours, but it will be wise to have a nurse with them at all time, Alpha," The doctor said. I turned to see him talking to Randolph. Rachael was cuddled in his arms and looking at the doctor eagerly. I was glad for the news, and we were all relieved. " For how long would the twins need a nurse on standby?" Randolph asked the doctor. " A maximum of a month. Two weeks is the stipulated time frame, but I do not want to take any chances with heirs," he said, and Randolph nodded. We were a