All Chapters of CLAIMED BY THE DEVIL ALPHA : Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Kane's POV “Wh—what happened?” “Those bastards!” I cried as I looked at Alec's direction. “They've made a mistake.” I turned and walked away from the shop. Footsteps could be heard from behind, I knew my best friend and the guard walked behind me. “My Lord.” A feminine voice sounded from behind us. It was unrecognizable, unusual. I stopped walking and turned to look at Shayla, she was in tears. “I have come to report myself to you. You must know that I didn't do anything. I have no hand in this.” She fell on her knees. “That's none of my business, Shayla.” “But I didn't do it—” she looked up and met my gaze. Her face had trails in it, a sign that she had been crying. The same thing Darius said to me. “I went to get some fruit and when I came back, she wasn't there. I asked the guard who said the same thing. I didn't do it.” The more she talked, the more angry I got. I didn't want to hear this. There was something else I needed to do. A man I needed to reach, attack, kill.

Rain's POV “You're not eating.” “I can't eat food made by someone I don't trust.” “You don't have to trust me—” he got up and walked to the door. “If there's something you should know, it's the fact that I could have killed you a long time ago, if I wanted to.” He reached the door and stopped, turned around once again to look at me with a smile that now appeared. “Rain, I'll see you tomorrow morning. Good night.” That's it? Good night? Who says I would enjoy the night? My stomach, at that instant, made a rumbling sound. No matter how I tried to avoid it, I felt hungry again. Over and over again, I wondered what happened with Kane. Did he try to look for me? Did I even want to be found? A sigh escaped my mouth as I picked up the tray of food. Placing it on my lap, I began to eat. Thoughts ran around in my head. I wondered over and over again if I could trust Logan. He seemed like someone I would trust. From the look of things and the story he's told,

Rain's POV It was many days later. I was still locked up in this room. All these while, I pleaded with the moon goddess to give me a chance to be out of this place. There was no way I would spend the rest of my life here. It was strange. But suddenly, I wished that Kane would do something about this. I wished he would come to my aid. Dying with him was better than staying with a man like Logan. A man who probably hadn't said one truth since I was captured and brought to this forsaken land. “Good morning,” someone snapped me out of my thoughts. I looked up to see a young woman, she was smiling at me and there was a tray in her hand. Now that she walked closer, I adjusted on the bed and waited—for the worst to happen. “Good morning to you too—” I didn't care how the word came out. “What do you want?” The tray was right in front of me and I knew she brought my meal. “Oh, thank you.” I let out a smile and began to eat, with a wish that nothing harmful was in it. “How about Logan?”

Kane's POV It's been weeks since we visited the old pack. And nothing. There was nothing like the scents of wolves in it. Nothing like the presence of humans. Talk more about wolves. What could have happened by now? Many times, I asked myself this question. I didn't know what to think of, at this point. One part of me believed they had harmed the woman and the other part didn't know what to think. What if she was dead? The past few weeks weren't good. The full moon came twice and I suffered so much. What bothered me the most was the fact that we had been on the road for three weeks. And yet, our efforts looked like they would not be successful. Worry, at this point, had become an understatement for what I could feel. “My Lord.” I looked up at the sound of that voice. “Shall I come in? We have just arrived from the journey.” “Come on in—” I urged. The door opened instantly. Two men walked in. I adjusted on the wooden bed. Then, I announced. “I think I would go straight

Rain's POV The sound of that voice. It was one I would recognize anywhere. At any time. I looked up at the sound of my name. The smile on the face of a beast. He was half human, half beast. “My Lord.” I felt bad speaking. If not because of anything but because of how I wished him death a few days ago when I didn't know it was my life we would need. Little by little, the Alpha was changing back into a human. When fully transformed, I watched with shock on my countenance. All my life, I had seen the Alpha in that state, all clean. Not until now. Now that I could see what he looked like after a deadly war, I wished that I could see what he did to those people—including how he did them. On the floor, Kane fell. What was wrong with him? Subconsciously, I tried to stand up and assist him, forgetting the cage where I was trapped in. “Don't move.” His words made me stay calm, while I waited for the worst to happen. What worse could happen now that my savior was here with me in this