All Chapters of Hybrid: Claimed by the Alphas: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

(Ash's Pov) A strange unease settled in my chest. My wolf paced restlessly, growling low in my mind. Something wasn’t right. I tried to shake it off, but the feeling only grew stronger, like a storm brewing on the horizon. My fingers curled into fists. “Aiden,” I muttered, turning to my brother, who was lounging on the couch, flipping through his phone. His brows were furrowed, his body tense. “You feel that too?” I nodded. “Something’s wrong… with Lyra.” He sat up immediately, all traces of relaxation gone. “Yeah........i think she's in danger.” Before I could answer, my phone rang, the sharp sound shattering the tense silence. I snatched it up without checking the caller ID. “Ash!” The voice on the other end was frantic, choked with sobs. “Please—you have to help! They took her! They took Lyra!” My heart slammed against my ribs. My grip on the phone turned white-knuckled. “Noah? What the hell happened? Who took her?” “I—I don’t know! They came out of nowhere—dark figures—t

(Lyra’s POV) Korvain watches me with dark amusement, his crimson eyes gleaming as if he’s savoring every second of my confusion. "You still don’t know who I am, do you?" he muses, tilting his head. I glare at him, my body tense despite the chains that dig into my wrists. "Why should I care?" His smirk deepens. "Because, little one, I am your uncle." The words slam into me like a physical blow. I stare at him, my breath catching in my throat. "You’re lying." "Am I?" He chuckles, stepping closer. "Your father—my dear, foolish brother—thought he could protect you from me. He hid you away, erased the truth from your memories. But deep down, you must have felt it. The emptiness, the unanswered questions. You were never meant to live a normal life, Little niece." I clench my fists, my heart hammering in my chest. He’s trying to get inside my head. I won’t let him. "You’re a monster," I spit. "If my father was anything like you, I’d rather never know him." Korvain’s eyes darken, hi

{Lyra's Pov}The next morning, I woke up feeling a strange sense of peace, a stark contrast to everything that had happened before. The nightmares that had plagued me since my capture were absent, replaced by an unusual warmth. It wasn’t until I turned my head and saw Ash and Aiden curled up on either side of me that I realized why. They had stayed with me all night.A soft smile tugged at my lips. They were protective, and though it was overwhelming at times, I couldn’t deny the comfort it brought me. But as the memories of the previous night came flooding back—their reassurances, their promise to stand by my side—I knew there was something important we had to do today."You’re awake," Ash murmured, his deep voice laced with sleep.Aiden yawned and stretched, flashing me a lazy grin. "Morning, beautiful. Sleep well?"I nodded. "Surprisingly, yes."Ash sat up, his eyes meeting mine. "Good, because we have something planned. We’re taking you to meet our mom today."My heart skipped a b

{Lyra's POV}As we entered the pack lands, I couldn’t help but feel a sense of freedom in the air. There was no city noise, no rushing cars—just the sound of birds, the rustling of leaves, and the occasional distant howl. The place was breathtaking, surrounded by towering trees and open fields.My mates led me through the lively pack settlement, and I couldn’t help but admire how free and peaceful everything felt. Wolves shifted effortlessly, playing, training, and laughing together without a care in the world. It was a stark contrast to the human world I had always known.As we walked, I noticed something strange—there weren’t any elderly people. Everyone looked young and vibrant, like they had barely aged past their twenties. Even the parents of the little kids seemed like older siblings rather than actual adults. My brows furrowed as I turned to Ash and Aiden.“Why does everyone here look so young?” I asked, lowering my voice as I observed the lively village. People were walking ar

{Lyra's POV}The training session didn’t quite resume the way I expected after… that. Roxy’s trembling retreat left a heavy silence in her wake. Even the other wolves who had been watching from afar now looked at me with a mixture of awe, curiosity, and something else I couldn’t quite place.Respect?The Beta stepped forward again, his tone shifting from surprised to thoughtful. “Let’s take a short break,” he announced, eyes briefly flicking to me. “I think some of us need a moment.”I watched as the small crowd dispersed. My mates didn’t move an inch from my sides.“Lyra,” Ash said, low and firm, “you did well. Don’t doubt that.”“But…” I hesitated, glancing down at my hands. “What if I hurt someone without meaning to? I didn’t even know I could do that…”Aiden smirked and leaned in to nudge me with his shoulder. “That’s why we’re training you, remember? You’ve got all this untapped power and now? Now we guide you through it. We’re not gonna let you do this alone.”Ash nodded. “And t