All Chapters of Claimed By the bad boy: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

“If anyone touches you again, watch me upload this,” Kade growled, his voice low like a threat carved from ice. Before she could react, he shoved her so hard she hit the floor, pain shooting through her elbow. Isabella’s breath trembled as she pushed herself up. She nodded because what else could she do under a threat like that? But the moment she turned to leave, Kade grabbed her hand roughly and she gasped. He dragged her back and slammed her against the door, trapping her between the cold surface and his burning body. She didn’t even get a full gasp out before his lips crashed onto hers, angrily and wildly like an animal starved for food. “Kade...!” her protest died inside his mouth. She tried pushing him away, but he was too strong. His hand gripped her wrists above her head, pinning her in place like he owned every bone in her body. He broke the kiss suddenly, their breaths colliding, both of them panting and glaring like enemies who wanted to devour each other. “You shoul

Isabella had just settled into a quiet corner of the library, her nose buried in a thick textbook, trying to focus.The library was almost empty,students had already left. She was so absorbed in her studies that she didn’t notice the soft footsteps approaching until a familiar voice broke through the silence...“Isabella?”She looked up to see who to see Phoenix, her expression tense but calm. Behind her were Cassandra and Theresa, equally nervous. Isabella blinked, unsure if she should trust this sudden approach.“Phoenix…” Isabella said she knew them already.“Hi…do you need anything?” She asked.Phoenix took a small step forward. “I…I wanted to apologize for everything that happened last night. The way we treated you, it was wrong and I’m sorry.”Cassandra and Theresa nodded in unison. “We were…we were jealous, and we didn’t handle it right. We shouldn’t have asked you to fuck…”“It's not that deep to be very honest…I mean it's just a game.” Isabella said with a small smile.Th

Isabella stood still before the mirror, staring at the woman reflected back at her like she didn’t recognize herself anymore. Her eyes were dull, unfocused. Her lips were pressed into a thin line, and her shoulders slumped slightly as if carrying a weight too heavy for her frame. The mirror showed a body standing upright, but inside, she felt like she was already collapsing. She wouldn't stop thinking about what happened between her and Kade earlier that day replayed relentlessly in her mind, his voice, his gaze, his threats, the way his presence alone made her feel trapped even when he wasn’t touching her. The memory sent a shiver crawling down her spine. Thinking about it alone made fear settled deep in her chest. She wrapped her arms around herself, fingers digging into her skin. She wished she had never crossed paths with him. Never gotten involved with him. Never allowed herself to be pulled into his world. Now, it felt like she wasn’t allowed to exist on her own terms anymor

Isabella sat upright on the bed, her heart pounding wildly against her ribs as she stared down at the uniform covering her body. It was so perfect on her as though someone had taken their time dressing her, smoothing out every crease, making sure nothing was out of place.Her fingers trembled as she touched the fabric.Memories flooded back in jagged fragments, the chains, the room, the man’s breath too close, the slap, the terror choking her lungs. Then Kade. The door burst open. The way his eyes looked like they were burning from the inside out.Her stomach twisted.She swung her legs off the bed, wincing as a sharp pain shot through her wrist. The bandage was clean, wrapped professionally. She lifted it closer to her face, her breath hitching.He took care of her. The thought alone scared her more than it comforted her.Slowly, she stood up, padding toward the mirror. Her reflection staring back at her, she looked...different, her eyes pale shadowed with fear and something else she

Isabella folded her arms across her chest, her lips curling in disgust as she shot him an irritated look. “You’re disgusting,” she snapped. Kade didn’t flinch. If anything, the corner of his mouth twitched, like her irritation amused him. “Follow me,” he said calmly, already turning away. “I’ve got a surprise for you.” Before she could protest, he caught her hand and tugged her along, with a firmness that left no room for argument. Isabella stumbled after him, her shoes clicking sharply against the floor. Her mind screamed at her to pull free, to argue, to demand answers but her body felt heavy, and exhausted. Whatever strength she usually had was gone, she was so tired. Instead of heading for the stairs, Kade pressed the elevator button. Isabella frowned. “Why are we taking the elevator...” The elevator doors slid open, cutting her off. He guided her inside, releasing her hand only long enough to press the button. The doors closed with a quiet ding, trapping them in a tight, s