All Chapters of Claimed By Wolves: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

SkyMy brothers deem me as weak, Winter nearly went as far as to say I was an alcoholic or on my way fast to be one. Our uncle Kingsley was one. I don’t ever remember seeing him sober. He always had a bottle, not a glass, in his hand, and never a full one. It was as if he had the whole damn liquor store at the back of his car. He wouldn't even venture into our old house, without grabbing one from the trunk. He loved coming to the casino, not to gamble, the supply of liquor, always managed to put a smile on his face. Wolves who had an issue with shifting or who haven’t found their mate, tended to drink. Sex wasn’t good enough for them because the only women they could fuck were humans, and their holes were too small to accommodate our fat cocks. Frustrated to the point of madness was not an understatement. No, we needed mates. For some reason their holes were bigger and could satisfy us completely. Yet, Winter never had this issue. In some ways he was the perfect one out of us three.

HuskI stood in front of the elevator doors, waiting for Fagua to come out. She was too thin. We would break her, even if we claimed her one at a time. Yet, she was the woman from the dream. The one we'd been waiting for, but I knew before we did anything with her, we would have to fatten her up. That could take all of thirty days. Winter said we should tell her she has to stay with us long; otherwise she would leave, and we needed her to surrender to us. I did something I rarely did. I smiled as the doors opened and I waited for her. Sky was in no state to talk to anyone. His nerves were out of control, and he’d had one too many from the mini bar. I had to drag him up here because he was nearly out of it. With his weight and size, I didn’t think those tiny liquor bottles could get him into such a state so quickly. As the doors opened and we faced each other, I knew Winter had said something to her. Why do I always have to clean up after my brothers? He’d memorized her, and she coul

HuskI didn’t move as she stared at me like I was the craziest person she’d ever seen. If she only knew half the things I’d done in my life, she wouldn’t be far off.“Are you saying my husband sold me to—to the three of you?” She shook her head as though she couldn’t believe what I’d said.“Yes. And you will stay here with us for the next thirty days.”Finishing her beer, she stood and walked out of the video room while I watched her intensely, waiting for her to break out as she had done before or show some kind of rage. I could only assume the reason she was so calm was from the two glasses of wine, and now her beer. I followed her as if she’d memorized how to get here and ended up back at the lobby. I signaled for her to follow me to the living room. She stopped as she stared at the view, the glass wall facing the swimming pool. I could tell she wanted to go out for some fresh air. So I opened the door for her. With the click of a button, it slid open. It used to be automatic, but

SkyHusk needed to control his temper. He’d lost it with her, and I think at this rate, she’d be staying one night, not thirty. Winter and I were silent as we waited for him to come back. I didn’t even feel like eating any more, or even having a drink. The thirst I had for food, and to claim her, were doused when Husk completely lost his cool.As though on cue, Husk stomped to the table and plopped down, grabbing his beer and taking a long drawl. “What the hell man, not cool. Not cool at all.” I pushed my plate away. My gaze darted to it for a second. I thought it was stupid bringing them out in the first place. We never ate from them.He waved his hands up in the air, and at times I used to wonder if he really was a wolf, or a lion in disguise. He always seemed to roar whenever he did that. “She insulted us by pretending she was hell bent on praying. Implying we were animals that had no manners!”Winter arched his eyebrow, “Well, we are wolves.Husk waved his finger in the air. “No