All Chapters of CLAIMED BY THE DEVIL ALPHA : Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Rain's POV What?!Was the Alpha trying so hard to make fun of me? What did he mean by that? While one part of me believed I didn't hear him properly, the other part of me was more than certain that I did. “Wh—what did you say?” “What did you hear?” The beast did nothing but smile, the way he ate his meal told me he was waiting for this moment. I could see it right there, on his face. “In case I did not mention, which I'm sure I did: you'll resume next week. I'll speak with Lady Agnes and let her know this. You must do a good job, more than a good job even. The Alpha doesn't like to eat nonsense.” Did the Alpha not know I would make nonsense? A sigh only I could hear escaped my mouth. I managed a smile I would never mean, not with a beast. “My Lord.” It was the fakest of all bows but I did what I could. “You must understand that cooking is not something I can do. Even if I should make your meals, I'm sure I should learn something from the head of the maids who would be willing

Kane's POV “What do you want?” “Your meal is ready, my lord.” “So what?” I snorted. “Is that why you don't recall I am the Alpha of this pack? Do you want to explain why you have not bowed since you walked into my chamber?” Immediately, she bent her head. “My Lord," She sounded again. “Forgive me. I am here to announce to you that your meal is ready.” “Good. You may leave. I would join you there.” She turned around, walked back to the door, and walked out. While one part of me strongly believed this was the time I was waiting for; a time to slap and hit the woman again because she would make nonsense in the name of a meal, another part of me had a funny feeling. The kind that said the meal came out well. How was that even possible? I walked to the door, out of the chamber, and was on my way to the dining hall. “Good morning, my lord.” Some of the pack members greeted me, and I waved back at them, my mind only ready to have the meal she had made me.“Good morning, my lord.”

Rain's POV Shayla and I had just finished making a meal when my name was called from the kitchen entrance. When I turned, the guard who guards the Alpha's door was there, he looked in my direction. “Thank you, Shayla.” I greeted my friend who gave me a nod. “I can handle the rest. Thanks.” I assured her as I caught up with the man who bowed. I bowed back. “You called. What is the matter?” “The Alpha sent me. He wants you in his chamber. You're asked to be there before the next minute would end.” That was his message. While Darius walked away from my sight, I wondered what the Alpha would want from me at this point. Ignoring the meal I had just made, I was on my way to the Alpha's door, many thoughts running around in my head as I reached my destination. “What have you been doing?” I bowed, faced him, and let out. “My Lord. Good morning. I was making your meal when the guard came to call me.” One step and I was closer. “Is there something you need me to do?” I got my answer alread

Kane's POV What did he just say to me? Or wasn't it me he spoke to? I looked to my right where Alec was. “What did you say?” I questioned, anger welling up inside of me. “I'm sorry—” Alec mouthed. “It wasn't meant to be directed at you. I'm overwhelmed by all that is happening.” He looked at me, bowed, and looked away. Was I even supposed to be convinced by that? But I didn't bother much about it. Especially when the old healer stood in our midst. I faced him again and let out. “What's going on with her now? Is she awake?” “Not at all, Alpha Kane. She has been asleep. More like being unconscious. There's no way she'll be awake for now, maybe in the next three days. As I have said, she lost a lot of blood and there's no way we can work on her until we run some tests. The staff have gone to get blood.” Good. All I needed to hear. “Good—” the word escaped my mouth. I moved to and fro in the small space, many thoughts running around in my head. What would happen

Rain's POV How I got here, I didn't know. But it took me a long time to open my eyes. “Rain?” My name was heard and I looked up. No, to the side of the bed where two men stood. The Alpha gushed, his brow drawn together in worry. “Are you okay? Are you in any pain?” Of all people to speak to me in that manner, I was never going to expect the Alpha to. Why was he being so concerned for me all of a sudden, and how did I even get here? I looked at the other side with an expectation to see another person. Someone familiar, maybe Shayla. Or Alec. But none of them were here. “Rain?” “Let her be for now—” another voice hit the space. “She needs some time to recover. Hopefully, she still recalls her name and who she is, then the identity of you and many other people she knows.” I looked back at the side where these men stayed, many words, thoughts running around in my head, but I found it hard at the same time to speak. Had I gone dumb? “Wh—what happened to me?” “Oh, finally—” a si