All Chapters of Claimed by My Bully Alpha: Chapter 351 - Chapter 360

Aurora’s P.O.VI had managed to calm Maggie down, at least enough for her to be able to walk back to the condo on her own. It wasn’t easy—watching her break down like that, and it had done nothing to calm the storm of uncertainty brewing inside me. But now, as I stepped back into the office, the air felt a little easier to breathe, even if the unease still gnawed at my insides.Caleb and Caroline sat in their usual spots, exchanging quiet words, but it was Alpha Camden who met my eyes first. There was a heaviness in his gaze that immediately drew my attention, a weight that I could feel pressing down on me even before he spoke.“Aurora,” he started, his voice low, steady, but there was something in it—something about the way he said my name—that made the hairs on the back of my neck stand up. “There’s something we need to discuss.”My pulse quickened, my mind already racing, trying to figure out what could be so important that he had just used that tone on me…the tone of an Alpha.“It

Aurora’s P.O.V “Ashton…he…brought something back from the dead…” the words slipped out before I could stop myself. “Wait—what?” Caroline blurted out, unable to process it at first. “He... brought someone back from the dead? Like, really? That’s... that’s impossible, Aurora!”“No! It’s not like that.” I said quickly, trying to fix the damage that was already done. “Not a person. Not a wolf, either. It was a turtle.”Caleb’s expression turned incredulous “A turtle? Really?”I nodded, trying to keep my tone calm and reassuring. “Yes, a turtle, a tiny hatchling. We found it on the beach a couple of days ago. It had died, washed up by the tide. I... I just…I saw him perform a simple spell. Borrowed some energy from the earth to bring it back. It wasn’t dangerous, he promised.” I looked up to see the shocked expression on everyone’s face. “He told me that he had practiced it before but it drains him of too much energy.”At that time…even I had believed that what he was doing wasn’t harmfu

Aurora’s P.O.VThe evening had turned sour, a dark cloud hanging over everything as Alice led Ashton away to a room that no one in the pack was allowed near. I could feel the tension creeping up my spine, twisting into a knot as she whispered something in his ear before the door closed behind them. But it wasn’t just Alice and Ashton I had to worry about. Avery and Maggie were on the other side of the room, their eyes shooting daggers in my direction, seething with anger. The room felt suffocating, the air thick with the unspoken accusations, and as if on cue, the sounds of the searchers rummaging through their rooms echoed in the silence.They didn’t speak. They didn’t need to. Their stares were enough to make me feel small, as if I were the one in the wrong, as if I were the one betraying them. The minutes stretched into hours, the silence between us heavier than any words could convey. I could feel Maggie’s eyes burning into me, her fury simmering beneath her calm exterior. And the

Aurora’s P.O.VThe morning air was thick with tension, and despite the sun rising slowly in the sky, casting golden streaks across the packhouse walls, I couldn’t breathe easy. Caleb stood beside me, arms crossed, leaning against the wall, but I could feel the way his knee bounced every few seconds—he was just as nervous as I was. Avery was pacing back and forth, chewing on her thumb in silence, while Maggie stood across from me, stiff as a statue, her jaw clenched and her eyes darting to me every so often like I was a ticking bomb about to go off.We had been waiting outside that damn room for what felt like an eternity. The night had dragged on endlessly. None of us slept. I sat there on that cold bench, counting the seconds, praying that Alice would come out with good news. Ashton was inside, hooked up to all kinds of machines, undergoing every kind of test Alice could think of. She hadn’t said much—just that she needed to be sure. That we all needed to be sure.Finally, after what

Aurora’s P.O.VAshton didn’t stay long after that. After all, he had been up all night and so had Maggie. That’s why they had headed back to their condo to get some rest.The silence he left behind wasn’t peaceful—it was heavy, pulsing with the weight of everything unspoken. My heart was pounding against my ribs, and it wasn’t from fear—it was from guilt. Raw, blistering guilt that seeped into my bones and made it hard to breathe.I turned slowly, my fingers curling tightly around the fabric of my sleeves. “Alice…” My voice cracked, my eyes brimming. “Did I… do the right thing?” I felt my lip tremble as I tried to hold it together, but my chest was aching like I had just torn something sacred apart. “I feel like I just betrayed my family… like I turned my back on someone I was supposed to protect.”Alice didn’t speak immediately. She was sitting in the chair by the desk, several equipments still scattered all around her. She looked up at me with that impossibly calm expression she alw