All Chapters of CLAIMED BY THE DEVIL ALPHA : Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Rain's POV What. Just. Happened? The kiss was short. Very short. Strangely, it had an effect on me. At that instant, my mouth opened, and I shut it back. What could I say now? Thoughts resumed running around in my head. None of it made any sense. The Beta in my chamber, kissing me. “I'm sorry—” words I didn't expect him to say dragged me from my thoughts. When I looked up, he was on his feet, heading towards the door. “I'll come back to see you when I can, but think about what I have said.” What did he say? The Beta talked about a lot. Many things I can't even recall. Which one of them did he want me to think about? “Wh—which do you refer to?” “Taking you out of this pack, Rain—” his tone was low. “I'm sure this is what you would love.” A smile appeared on his countenance. Another appeared on mine, one I didn't mean in any way. All of these were overwhelming for me. Especially that kiss. One I didn't know the right reaction to give, even at this point. “Have a nice day,

Rain's POV Everything happening currently shocked me. I was more than shocked, in fact. The side of a man I didn't know existed was beginning to show itself to me. How didn't I know he was sweet? “Thank you—” I muttered again. But I had one final question. One I had been meaning to talk about for a long time since I was brought back to the pack. “I have one thing to ask you though, my lord.” He shot me a glance. The same look of detest that had always been on his countenance was there. What did I do now? “What is it you want? Ask me.” He adjusted on his couch and I looked around once again. There were not many people in the space with us. The guards were here, as well as some maids. “Have you suddenly lost your voice?” I snapped out of my thoughts and shook my head. “Not at all. I thought I should let you know I would love to speak with Shayla. Be rest assured I don't have plans to run away. There's nowhere I would go even if I succeeded. Shayla is my friend and I think we sh

Rain's POV I could see that he was hurt. I didn't know what exactly made him angry, or moody, but it had to be me. Or maybe not. The way he looked at me at intervals during the meal. The way he glanced at me before he left the hall a while ago. All of these things were something to worry about. I put another spoonful of meal in my mouth, with a wish that this moment would come to an end. “Are you alright?” “Yes—” I nodded and looked at Kane. He didn't seem to have noticed the tension in the hall. Maybe he did. Or not. But he didn't see it. The Alpha was a lot and ignoring could be one of them. “This is enough for me. I'm waiting for you to be done so you can be taken back to your chamber.”He sipped water and looked at me. “I forgot to add that you'll be going to the tailor's shop next week. Shayla and one of the guards can see you at the shop. I should come along with you but I will be busy.” “Oh, my lord. Thank you.” “Not yet. Get the clothes first. All I need you to do i

Rain's POV Days passed. The day we would visit the tailor had finally arrived. It was quite early—not so early when someone knocked on the door of my chamber. Without permission to come in, it flung open, revealing my only friend. “You can't still be asleep.” “But I can, that's why I am.” In moments, she caught up with me and jerked the blanket. “The Alpha summoned me this morning. I'm here to do as he says.” Saying these things, she was catching up with the closet where a white towel was snatched. “You should take a bath. I have things to do, besides going there with you.” “I still need some rest.” “Then you shall have to go without me—” She sat on the bed, right next to me. I lay there, waiting to be fully awake. “Alright—” I got up from the bed and walked to the door of the bathroom. “Can I at least, have my towel?” Turning back around, Shayla was there. She handed the towel over while I walked into the bathroom, getting busy the next time. While I wondered what the da

Kane's POV After an endless search, I had almost given up. But I couldn't give up. This was Rain. A woman I had suddenly felt empathy for. I hadn't felt this way about a woman for a long time. She was also the cure to my curse. How could she be gone like that? I walked back from a secret route in the pack—one I had just finished looking into. Still, yet, she wasn't there. Not her scent even. “Did you find her?” I looked up from the ground, snapped out of my thoughts, and shook my head. “I can't find her, Alec. Did you?” “I wouldn't be asking if I did—” he fell to the ground. “What exactly is happening?” He sobbed. “She could have stayed back and not gone to that shop?” “You're not going to blame me, are you?”“I didn't say anything to you, did I?” “Of course, you didn't!” I let out, charging at him. “Tell me if there's something wrong with asking a woman to be given more clothes. Isn't that what you wanted in the first place? Being nice to her. That's what I'm trying to d