Lahat ng Kabanata ng Claimed by My Bully Alpha: Kabanata 291 - Kabanata 300

Caleb’s P.O.VI saw his fingers clenched tightly into a fist before he forced them to relax. “And every time she laughed, I felt like I was hearing it for the first time. Every time she looked at me like she trusted me, it made me want to be worthy of that trust. I kept telling myself it was just friendship. That I was just being a good packmate. That I wasn’t crossing any lines. But… somewhere along the way, I did. I don’t even know when it happened, but I crossed it. And now…” His voice broke a little. “Now I’m standing here, trying to undo feelings I shouldn’t have allowed to take root in the first place.” That was when Caroline stepped forward, arms crossed, but not in that usual intimidating way. This was her concerned stance—the one she only used when she was speaking from a place of deep love and duty. Her expression was soft, but her words were firm, wrapped in the protective steel only a true warrior could pull off so effortlessly. “Jade,” she said, and his name carried wei

Aurora’s P.O.VI watched the way Caleb's brow arched, his lips parting slightly in confusion as he turned to look at me. His expression was almost comical in its surprise, and if I wasn’t so thrown off myself, I might’ve laughed. Instead, I just shook my head, arms crossed tightly over my chest as I leaned against him once again, staring blankly out the window like I might find some answers in the falling leaves outside.“She just… asked me for help,” I said, my voice coming out softer than I expected. “Not even in that condescending, fake nice way she used to. It was real. Genuine. And I swear to the Moon, Caleb, I don’t understand how that happened. A few months ago, Mia hated my guts. Like, full-blown loathing. Every time I walked into the room, she either rolled her eyes or found a way to comment on my 'fragile human energy' like I wasn’t standing right there.” I turned to look at him, meeting his gaze, searching his face for some kind of explanation. “Now she’s asking for me stay

Aurora’s P.O.VI swallowed hard, feeling both comforted and yet still on edge. There was so much more to explore, and I had no idea where this would lead. But one thing was clear—I wasn’t going to be alone in it. That, at least, made the idea of the Autumn Equinox Ball a little less intimidating. "You know, The Alpha King," he began, eyes gleaming with something between awe and suspicion, "he's rumored to be almost a century old, yet... he doesn't look a day over thirty. There’s a lot of mysteries surrounding him, and most of them are just that—rumors, but it makes you wonder exactly how much of it is true. They also say he's a special Alpha, with healing powers unmatched by any healer in the world." I blinked, my mind momentarily trying to piece together the information. "Healing powers?" I repeated, curiosity piqued. "That’s an amazing gift to have." "Yeah," Caleb interrupted, his hand waving dismissively as if the subject was old news. "He doesn't do any favors, doesn't work as

Aurora’s P.O.VI still remember the way Caroline’s voice lowered when she first mentioned the rogue wolves. It wasn’t just fear—it was the sort of trembling dread you carry in your bones, like a memory you wish you could unhear. We’d been sitting by the stream behind the old training fields, the wind tugging at her blonde hair, and for a moment, it had almost felt peaceful—until she said it. “They’re not like us anymore,” she whispered, eyes darting around as if speaking of them aloud might summon them. “Rogues… they’ve lost their minds. They’re not wolves anymore, and they’re not human either. Just... beasts. They’ve lost their abilities to turn back into their human form.” I had blinked at her, waiting for her to laugh and say she was joking, but she didn’t. She stared at the water, her fingers tightening around a small stone until her knuckles turned white. “They’ve been exiled, abandoned, some broken from birth or ruined by loss. And once they give in to that madness, give in to

Aurora’s P.O.VJust then, the door swung open with a weighty creak. I turned instinctively, and there they were—Alpha Camden and Beta Raymond, stepping into the room like thunderclouds. Their presence silenced everyone immediately, even the soft chatter between Mia and Millie came to a halt. There was a sharpness in Alpha Camden’s gaze, a flicker of something fierce and protective simmering just beneath the surface, and Beta Raymond looked just as determined, jaw clenched and posture stiff like a coiled spring ready to snap. “Everyone, listen,” Alpha Camden said, his voice cutting through the thick air like a blade. “Something’s happening. We don’t know what yet, but Maya,” he turned to her, his expression softening only slightly as he looked at his mate, “we need you to look after the pack while we handle it.” Maya, to her credit, nodded with steely calm, even though I caught the brief flicker of worry in her eyes. That woman could hold a mountain on her shoulders and still manage