All Chapters of Claimed By The Alpha Biker: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

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Chapter Eighty One

Jaxon’s POVI couldn't feel my body at first. Just the heat. Blistering, burning, choking heat like the entire arena was still on fire around me. My ears rang with a high-pitched whistle, drowning out every other sound, and my knees were pressed into sand that felt hotter than the sun.Voices blurred and the sound of footsteps sounded. Someone screamed in the distance. Or maybe it was inside my head.I pushed myself up on my palms, to my feet, my knees felt weak and wobbly.“JAXON!”Her voice cracked from behind me.I whipped around painfully, just in time to see Kara sprinting toward me, her braid slapping against her back and her face streaked with tears and ash.Someone grabbed her before she could reach me, a hand around her waist, pulling her back.Caleb.At least I thought it was him, everything still doubled and blurred, making faces hard to distinguish.“Jaxon!" she said. "Where—where is Reese?”I couldn't answer.Behind her, I saw kids and elderly huddled behind her, trembling

Chapter Eighty-Two

Kara’s POVI curled tighter against Doc Nina’s chest, the sobs still wracking my body. Her hands were in my hair and it didn't seem to matter. My lungs burned, my throat was raw, and yet the sobs wouldn’t stop. “Shh… it’s okay, Kara,” Doc Nina murmured, rocking me slightly. “I’ve got you. You’re safe.”Safe. Safe?The words tasted empty in my mouth. Reese wasn’t safe. And I… I was still alive, still standing, and it felt wrong, like I had been spared to watch everything fall apart.I felt a shadow at the corner of my vision. Caleb. Leaning against the doorframe, arms crossed, jaw tight, eyes narrowed. He didn’t speak. He just looked at me. Like he was silently asking why I hadn’t been stronger. Why I hadn’t protected them.I couldn’t meet his gaze. I buried my face deeper into Doc Nina’s chest.“It’s my fault,” I croaked. “I should’ve—”“You couldn’t have known,” Doc Nina said softly, but her tone carried the weight of truth and reassurance. “You did what you could.”“I could’ve done

Chapter Eighty Three

Reese’s POVI wasn’t sure which was worse, the heat, the boredom, or the thirst. There was no way of knowing the time in the cave. Asides from the illumination from the lit candles, everything was just darkness and the sound of my own irritated breathing. For all I knew, I’d been here for days or hours or one very long, humiliating minute that felt like a lifetime.My arms ached from being bound overhead, chains scraping my wrists anytime I shifted even a little. My clothes clung to me, soaked with sweat. My tongue felt like sandpaper. If someone didn’t give me water soon, I was going to chew my own cheek just to get moisture.“HELLO?” I screamed for what had to be the hundredth time. My voice echoed sharply off the stone walls. “ANYONE OUT THERE? I’M DYING. OR MAYBE ALREADY DEAD. IF I AM, THIS IS A STUPID AFTERLIFE!”Nothing. I sucked in a shaky breath and shouted again, louder, “HEY! YOU KNOW WHAT? I’M STARTING TO TALK TO MYSELF. IS THIS WHAT YOU WANT? YOU WANT A CRAZY HOSTAGE? BEC

Chapter Eighty-Four

Jaxon’s POVIt was only the ticking of the clock that could be heard in my office. The silence was thick and heavy. Just as everyone's heart was.I sat behind my desk, elbows braced on the wood, a glass of strong liquor cupped between my hands. Across from me sat the other alphas, Gideon, Marcus, and Raymond, each holding a shot as well. They didn't seem better too. None of us really looked at one another. We were here together, and yet every one of us was in our own misery.Tristan’s pack had left that morning along with his body.I still hadn’t processed that.He had a son, barely of age and barely grown, who would wake up this morning to find out he no longer had a father. And the title of alpha had slammed onto his shoulders.I couldn’t begin to imagine how his mate would react when she felt it. Matebonds had rules, and pain was the first language they spoke.She could go mad.She could break.She could fall into a darkness she’d never claw out of.My throat tightened and the gla

Chapter Eighty-Five

Reese’s POVI tapped my fingers against the wall, absentmindedly. It was like a mechanism for sound. Something to let me know that there was actual sound.I couldn't just speak to myself. Staying too long with Kara had made me a talkative. I was always saying something. This was like pushing me to my old self. An old self I didn't want to return to."I miss Kara." I croaked to myself. I hope she was fine.I missed Caleb, too.And....Jaxon.I missed Jaxon.I sighed, wiping a stray tear from my eyes. Even though I couldn’t see the sky from inside this cursed cave, I knew the sun had risen and it was morning. I adjusted my body, hearing my bike pop here and there. For a long moment, I hadn't moved at all.My stomach churned as the memory of last night rushed back.The Bishop had given me deer meat, roasted on a spit and charred just slightly. Fresh water too. For a second, I had thought it was poisoned because what kind of kidnapper offers their captive dinner?I could still hear his vo

Chapter Eighty Six

Jaxon's POV.There was a knock at the door.It sounded too soft and way too hesitant like the person behind the door already sensed that the wrong kind of touch might set me off. They weren’t wrong. My nerves were stretched thin.I didn’t look up. My office was dim, lit only by the dying embers in the fireplace. Papers were scattered everywhere across my desk too, reports, maps and other useless shits.Because none of them brought Reese back to me.Another knock came. Firmer this time.“Enter,” I said. My voice came out low and rough.The door opened, and Blaze stepped inside.He closed the door gently behind him. “Alpha,” he greeted quietly.“Blaze,” I replied, leaning back in my chair. “What is it?”He hesitated. That alone was strange. Blaze never hesitated. Not in battle. Not in conversation. Not in anything.He walked closer, stopping a few feet from my desk. His eyes scanned the papers scattered everywhere before returning to mine.“I came to talk about Reese,” he said.My enti

Chapter Eighty-Seven

Reese’s POVThe candles flickered once and then stilled. Like they knew what was to come. Like they wanted to hear it to.I could literally feel their intensity go down. Their glow casting shadows and making everything look like it didn’t belong.Or maybe I didn’t belong anymore.The Bishop didn’t rush to speak. He just sat there on the stone slab opposite me, elbows on his knees, hands clasped loosely like we were two old friends catching up instead of a prisoner and her captor.I wrapped my arms around my knees and glared at him.“What story?” I asked finally, my voice hoarse from disuse and crying.His lips twitched, a ghost of a smile.“One your mother never told you. One she hoped would never be required.”I frowned. “You don’t know my mother.”He chuckled. “I know more about your lineage than she ever did.”My jaw tightened. “That’s bullshit.”He hummed thoughtfully, like he was considering humoring me or ignoring me altogether.“You’re angry,” he said lightly. “Good. You’ll nee

Chapter Eighty-Eight

Kara’s POVSlowly, the sun dipped, coloring the sky in a grayish hue.I stood at the pack gates with my travel bag hooked over one shoulder, shifting my weight from one foot to the other. Blaze was already leaning against one of the pillars, arms crossed, face unreadable as usual. Caleb stretched his back like he was warming up for a casual evening jog instead of a journey that could very possibly get all of us killed.The gates stood tall behind us as witnesses to us making what was probably the stupidest decision of the year. Or the bravest. Depending on how things went.I wasn’t sure which it was yet.“We all set?” Caleb asked, zipping up the only small bag he carried. He traveled light, always had. His definition of essentials was “a knife and maybe a shirt.”Blaze nodded once. “We leave now. No delays.”I tossed my braid over my shoulder and tightened my grip on my bag. “Great. Let’s get going before someone sees us.”Caleb took one step forward, then paused dramatically and rais

Chapter Eighty-Nine

Reese’s POVThe Bishop finally left and his footsteps faded. I was once again on my own in the dark cave, restrained and left to think.The silence that settled over the cave was heavy and thick. I didn’t like situations like these. I wanted life. Voice. This was the opposite.I stared at the candles lined neatly before me, those stupid candles that weren’t just candles. They were graves. Lives. Wolves whose ends were sealed in wax and flame.And then my gaze locked on the particular candle.The first one.The first golden wolf he had ever killed.The flame burned steady just like the rest of the candles.I swallowed hard and wrapped my arms around my knees, trying to hold myself together. My wrists ached from the ropes even though they’d loosened a little. My throat felt raw from hours of trying to stay calm and my eyes burned.I still didn’t cry.Not until now.“So much for having ancestors.” I whispered dryly, my voice barely more than a cracked breath.People prayed to theirs for

Chapter Ninety

Kara’s POVThe moon shined bright in the sky, casting a blue glow over us, stars twinkling in the sky too . They looked little eyes, watching us from up below. The only light apart from that was a bun fire in our circle, cracking and snapping.Caleb had caught a deer earlier, hunted it down barehanded and now it was skewered clean through and slowly rotating over the flames. The rich scent of roasting meat hung in the air, normally comforting, but tonight it just made my stomach twist.No one spoke.Not a word had passed since the explosion between Sheila and Blaze back near the edge of the gate. Not since Blaze’s eyes had glowed like molten gold and his voice had sounded nothing like human.Since we’d come frighteningly close to watching someone die.Sheila sat stiffly on the log across from Blaze, her arms wrapped tightly around herself. Her usually flawless face looked tired in a way makeup could never hide. Her eyes stayed locked on the fire, like if she stared too hard, she’d dis

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