All Chapters of Claimed By Alpha Draven: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

Third Person POVDraven just left the gathering of men he had been with earlier; it was something he found a bit tiresome, but he'd much better, so he sent Adrian too; those old men would squeeze everything out of him and the company if they ever got a chance to do so.He walked into the ballroom searching for Hazel, but he couldn't find anything about her or her whereabouts. He began asking some of the guests in attendance, hoping someone must have seen her around or something of the sort. He reached into his pocket to call her but realised he wasn't with his phone. He hurriedly rushed to his car and took his phone from where it had fallen in his pocket.He saw numerous missed calls from Hazel and Noah; it was way too suspicious, so he called Hazel first, but the line wasn't ringing in the slightest. He was quite surprised and called her once more again, trying to guess what had happened, but he just couldn't. With no other choice, he called Noah as soon as he couldn't reach Haz

Third Person POV“What do you mean by Thaila has drained all assets over time?” Draven yelled at the top of his voice, making Adrian move back a little.“You mean the woman you’ve been fucking had moved the company's money? How? When?” He asked, and again Adrian was still silent, unable to utter a word.“Fuck!”“What do we do now, Uncle? Hazel’s life is at stake right now. I know I’m to blame for all this, but let’s look for a solution, then you can punish me later, please.” Adrian finally spoke up.Draven moved back and forth, thinking of the next action to take. The woman he loved was in great danger, and then she was also pregnant. The weight of the situation pressed down on him."If anything happens to my child, I'll fucking kill you, Adrian," he thundered, his voice filled with anger which was clearly radiating from him. Draven needed money, and he needed it fast.He knew most of the money came from the Rune company, but he also had other underground businesses, and they were boo

Third Person POV“But, Dad, you can’t burn Adrian alongside these bastards. Please, I’d like to take Adrian back with me,” Thalia pleaded, but her father wasn’t having it.“What I said is final, and you can’t do anything about it. Amber, tell your men to light this place up; I have important things to do.”Thalia fell to her knees, tears rolling down her cheeks. Her hands clutched her father’s arm, trying to stop him from killing Adrian. “Please, Dad. Don’t kill him. Please!” she cried out, her voice shaking with pain.Draven looked down at her, confused and angry. He didn’t understand how she loved Adrian but still ruined his company. “Is that how love works?” He asked himself. He knew she was toxic and insane.He wondered how Adrian fell for her useless tricks. “I love him!” Thalia screamed. “I didn’t mean for things to go this far. I just… I wanted him to pay, not die!” Her dad pulled his arm free. “This isn’t love, Thalia. This is madness.”As all the drama was going on, Draven h

Third Person POVThe day they had been preparing for came. Noah, Alice, Adrian, and Jason stood together outside the gates of their pack, fully ready for the mission ahead.They were the only people Alpha Draven appointed for the mission. Adrian wasn’t more of a fighter, but he had to join them. They wore dark clothes and carried only what they needed. Their hearts were steady, their minds focused.Tonight, they would finally strike back at Alpha Dorian. Alice and Noah had special skills. With their special ability, they could move faster than normal.Thanks to them, the group reached Dorian’s pack in less than an hour. The night was dark, and the air felt heavy. When they got there, something felt wrong. The pack was too quiet.No guards at the gates. No lights in the houses. No movement. Jason frowned. “This doesn’t feel right,” he said in a low.“We don’t have a choice. We have to move fast.” Adrian said. “We stick together, and we’re not leaving anyone behind.”Noah nodded and led

Third Person POVThe next morning Alpha Draven stood tall at the centre of the pack’s gathering grounds. The guards from Heichen prison had arrived.Their dark uniforms and steel weapons made everyone tense. They were not here by mistake. Draven had called them for one reason—to take away the people who had caused great pain to the pack.“Elara, Thalia, Jareth, and Ember will be sent to Heichen prison today for what they did to Hazel and her mother,” Draven said, his voice deep and sharp like a blade.The four criminals were on their knees, heads down, faces pale and full of fear. Elara and her daughter, Thalia, were crying softly, their tears falling to the ground like rain.Jareth looked away, defeated. But Ember did not cry. She stared blankly ahead, her eyes empty. Hazel stood beside her mother, who was still weak but alive.Hazel’s body still carried scars, but her spirit had healed. She watched the scene without blinking. This was the moment she had dreamed of—the moment those w