Lahat ng Kabanata ng Claimed by My Bully Alpha: Kabanata 141 - Kabanata 150

Aurora’s P.O.VIt was early morning when we reached the gates. The air was still, save for the soft rustling of leaves and the occasional bird call. I stood with Caleb, Jade, and Caroline, the four of us clustered together, watching as Damien walked toward us. His steps were deliberate, his expression calm, but there was something in his eyes—a flicker of emotion he tried to keep buried. "You're really leaving, huh?" Caleb broke the silence, crossing his arms over his chest. His voice was casual, and I was sure that he had meant it as a tease, but I could see the seriousness in his eyes. Caleb and Damien’s relationship had been on the mend. Damien nodded, stopping just a few feet away from us. "I have to. The arrangements are in place, and staying any longer would only complicate things." Jade glanced at Caroline, his brow furrowed slightly. "You’ll be back, though, right? After all, we’re now part of a family." Damien’s gaze shifted to Caroline, and for a moment, it felt like time

Aurora’s P.O.VI could barely contain my excitement. For the first time in what felt like forever, I wasn’t just admiring beautiful dresses from afar—I was going to try them on.“Oh, Aurora, look at this one!” Caroline exclaimed, holding up a gorgeous emerald gown. “It’ll look divine on you.”I laughed, overwhelmed by the choices. “Caroline, we’ve only just started, and I already feel like I want them all.”We moved from rack to rack, trying on everything from sleek, figure-hugging gowns to extravagant, flowing dresses fit for royalty. Each time I stepped out of the dressing room, Caroline’s eyes would light up, and we’d gush over the details—the lace, the beads, the way the fabric caught the light.“Aurora, that gold one you tried on earlier was practically made for you,” Caroline insisted as I stood in front of the mirror, turning this way and that in a blush pink gown.“It’s beautiful, but…” I trailed off, my gaze drifting to the growing pile of contenders. “How am I supposed to cho

Aurora’s P.O.VThe hum of Caleb's car filled the air as we made our way to school, his steady presence a reassuring constant in the whirlwind of my thoughts. I glanced at the side mirror, catching sight of Jade’s and Caroline’s cars following us, their silhouettes framed by the morning light.It was odd, really, how different I felt today, almost as if I were stepping into a new chapter of my life. Two days ago, I wouldn’t have imagined myself here, not like this but thanks to Maya’s relentless determination, I had undergone a complete transformation.My once short, plain brunette hair now fell in soft, loose waves that framed my face, and the addition of bangs made me look almost unrecognizable. I reached up, brushing a strand behind my ear, marveling at how something so simple could make such a difference. The light blue top I wore brought out the brightness in my eyes, or at least that’s what Maya had insisted as she shoved it into my hands.Paired with a new set of jeans, I felt...

Aurora’s P.O.VThe word “mate” echoed in my ears, sending a shiver down my spine. I hadn’t expected him to say it so openly, and neither, it seemed, had Mia. She froze, her lips parting as if to argue, but no words came out. Her friends exchanged uncertain glances, the confidence they had walked in with now evaporating. “But Caleb—” one of them started, only for Mia to cut her off with a wave of her hand. Her face was red with a mixture of anger and humiliation, and I could see the moment she realized she had no power here. “Fine,” Mia hissed, her voice trembling as she spun on her heel. “Let’s go.” As she stormed off, her friends hesitated, as though debating whether to follow, but one glare from Mia sent them scurrying after her. The entire cafeteria watched their retreat, whispers breaking out almost immediately. “I can’t believe it,” someone murmured from another table. “Caleb’s group is falling apart,” another said, their voice tinged with disbelief. I tried not to look at t

Aurora’s P.O.VI didn’t know how it happened, not really. One moment, Caleb and I were sitting there, our eyes locked, the silence between us loaded with something unspoken but palpable. Then, without a second thought, I leaned in, and his lips met mine. It was warm, electrifying, and utterly intoxicating. My entire world narrowed down to that moment—Caleb's arms wrapping around me, pulling me closer as if he never wanted to let go. The way his hand gently rested against the small of my back sent shivers racing up my spine. For the first time in forever, I felt fearless, as if nothing else mattered. But then, like a cruel interruption, the shrill sound of a phone ringing sliced through the quiet. It felt jarring, almost offensive, in its timing. Caleb and I broke apart, breathless, our gazes darting everywhere except at each other. Jade rose from his seat at the table, muttering something about it being an important call, and stepped away to answer it. The absence of his presence only