All Chapters of CLAIMED BY THE DEVIL ALPHA : Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Kane’s POV I looked up from the bed where I relaxed. Something was strange this morning, and yet, I had a hard time laying my hands on it. “Good morning, Rain.” She walked even closer, then bowed. “How are you today? Good morning.” A question she'd never asked me, one that confirmed my thoughts. “Do you need something?” “No, not at all. Take a seat.” She was standing in front of me soon, settling on the couch not far from me and the bed where I sat. Then, she took a seat and looked around before facing me. I could see it, right there on her face—but there was nothing I could figure out as the reason for such an act. “Tell me something, Rain.” “Wh—what, my lord?” “Did something happen after the event?” “After the event?” she muttered and for a second, she seemed lost in her thoughts. When she finally looked up, she glanced at me and asked. “What do you mean?” Did Rain think I was a fool? My wolf reacted to something. It ran around in circles for a reason I could not lay h

Rain's POV My soul jumped. Almost out of my body. I was stunned by the words that came out of her mouth. “Wh—what did you say?” Shayla was smiling now. Although her teeth were brown, she was the most beautiful woman I had set eyes on since the attack on my pack. “Do you mean this?” Her silence began to annoy me. And again, I asked. “What did you say, Shayla?” She shot me a glare. “I know what I'm talking about. There's a route somewhere—not far from here. That's the route you should use to—” Shayla looked around, lowered her voice, and announced. “to run—” Without any hesitation, I was interested. Interested in a conversation that would help me. How could I not be? This was my dream—to escape. It had always been my dream to leave this cursed pack, the cursed Alpha Kane, and my cursed mate. Everyone was cursed. The members even. How couldn't they be? “Tell me about it—” I leaned even closer. “Don't spare anything. What do you know and wh

Rain's POV I could only think about what the Alpha had done to me. How much hurt he had caused me. Dented, wasted even. There, right on the floor where he was seated, I could hear his breathing—it was strange, a strange moment as usual, with so much tension existing in the room. Horror. There was something I wished for. It was to be out of here. Out of this goddammit room, back to my chamber, maybe out of the pack even. I would leave as—My thoughts were cut short the next moment when his breathing increased. Fear, at this point, overwhelmed me. I mumbled. “How are you feeling?” I didn't care; I didn't want to know how he felt, but I had to do something—something to make him turn into the beast that he was. Why was I even the chosen one? Why did the moon goddess choose this way of all ways? Was I also cursed, but in another way? I was lost in my thoughts, lost in this room with him. Caught between two men at the same time. Once again, I ignored my thoughts and glanced in

Rain's POV Another week arrived. The more I woke up in that room, the more I realized how difficult it was to run away from the Pack. I should have been gone since last week. However, my plans did not align with time. Although it had to be on this very day, the thought of this alone made me smile hard. I glanced at the large clock hanging on the wall—the day had only started, I woke up atthe right time, earlier than usual. The next full moon, according to the wolves' calendar, was soon. There was no way I would be here until that night. I jumped out of bed, reached for the closet, and looked into it. As soon as I could, I snatched a towel and headed to the bathroom for a quick bath to begin my day. I felt ecstatic, the hopes of freedom rushing through my veins, but I had to remain composed, and act like I would so that I wouldn't be suspected. My thoughts ran wild as the water trickled down my skin. What if I was caught? What if the Alpha had his eyes on me, somehow? What i

Rain's POV My day of escape came, finally. It was a Wednesday morning, and according to my spirits, the perfect day of escape.I didn't care: good day or not, good timing or not. All I cared about was my escape. Whether the Alpha liked it or not, I was finally going to leave The Deathbringer Pack. The thought of it alone gave me butterflies in my stomach, and time had suddenly become slow compared to other days. Ignoring my racing thoughts, I headed out. The members were out as well, they went about daily activities while I wondered with a worried look: was it even the right timing? There were many wolves present—compared to the last time I walked out of my chamber. Suddenly one part of me had fear brewing, and the other part? It didn't care, it was ready to take the risk and see what my fate would become. “Good morning, Lady Agnes.” I stepped into the kitchen. At the sound of her name, the head of the maids looked up. She dropped a royal tray on the counter and offered me a sm