Claimed by the Rogue Biker Alphas のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 161 - チャプター 170

Author's POV“On that paper is the evidence of all the properties your Alpha owns,” Seraphina announced. “Not the ones he owned since two years ago when the pack was still very much stable financially. These are the properties he bought last month while the pack is going through financial crises. When you are lacking, your Alpha is busy enriching his pockets. While you are hungry, your Alpha has more than enough to feed you, but it wasn't just meant for you. Your pups are hungry, but your Alpha thinks it is the best time to buy properties, something to fall back on when the poverty situation of the pack becomes unbearable.”She let out a short bitter laugh. “And while you are here, defending him like your life depends on it… where is he?”The people glanced around as though they were just noticing that they were all alone—that no one was coming to save them. The people gritted their teeth and clenched their fists tightly. A few of them even ripped the paper apart angrily, the sound of

Author’s POVStill In Coma….Even in the deep silence of her unconscious state, Cassandra’s mind refused to rest as it dragged her into a place that felt too real to be a dream and too distant to belong to the living, and when her awareness settled, she found herself standing barefoot before a long endless bridge that stretched into a thick white mist while the air around her felt cold and hollow as if it carried a warning she could not yet understand.“Where… am I?” she whispered softly, her voice trembling as it echoed faintly into the emptiness around her.Then she saw him.“Riven…”He stood on the other side of the bridge, whole and uninjured, looking exactly like himself, calm and steady in a way that made her chest tighten painfully with relief and longing at the same time.“Riven!” she called out, her voice breaking as she began to run toward him without hesitation, her heart pounding wildly against her chest as if it already knew what she refused to accept.But the moment her

The Next MorningSeraphina's POVTo keep an eye on Cassandra and because we were still mourning Riven, we had spent the past few days in one of the rooms at the clubhouse. We couldn’t do anything, not even take proper control of the BlueMoon Pack.Last night wasn’t an exception. Cassandra had asked us to let her be, and Goddess knows that I had been so deeply worried about her. Before I slept, I had even attempted to check up on her, but Lysander insisted that I let her be. Being alone right now would help her get a grasp of things.Even though I had expressed my fear that she might actually harm herself, he had told me to trust that she wouldn’t do that. Though it was difficult, I chose to believe she wouldn’t harm herself. No… she wouldn’t betray Riven a second time.Once I woke up, I pushed myself up and noticed that the twins were still sleeping deeply beside me.I sighed in relief, a little excited that they seemed to be moving on—especially Lucien, who had been greatly affected

EPISODE ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY EIGHTTwo Days Later.Seraphina's POV“To what honour do I owe this visit?” Mrs. Wolfe asked immediately she opened the door and saw that I was the one standing there. Her eyes blazed with so much hatred and disgust.I smiled mischievously, my fingers tightening around the brown envelope in my hand. “I came to have a very important discussion with you. Can I come in?”“Important discussion?” she scoffed bitterly, folding her arms over her chest tightly. “Come in? We aren’t friends, young lady. You should discuss whatever you want to discuss with me right here. I don’t allow strangers into my home.”“Strangers? Fair enough. If you wouldn’t mind the so-called pack members that you’re fighting for knowing that everything you’re doing is for your own selfish interests, then why not. I can sure discuss whatever I have to say right here.”“What?” Her breath seized, then her fear-filled gaze flicked from my hand to the brown envelope that I was waving like a lif

Lucien's POVBy morning, the pack members were wailing about the Luna's death. Even Father stood by with a grave expression on his face. He looked devastated, like a man who had lost the only thing that made sense in his entire life. He announced to the pack members that she had passed away in her sleep, but we knew the truth, and we kept quiet about it because that was what our mother would have wanted.As I stood in the same spot now, my chest cracked open with a mix of pain and anger. I clenched my fists tightly until my knuckles turned white, my breathing uneven as the memories clawed their way back.“We have to punish Rowan for his mother's crimes and Riven's death,” I said to my brother, whose presence I could feel behind me even without turning around.“Yes, we have to,” he agreed, placing a comforting hand over my shoulders. “He has lived long enough after everything his mother did just to put him on the throne.”I nodded slowly, staring up at the sky where beautiful fireworks