All Chapters of Claimed by the Alpha Beast: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Tyrel (Third-person POV) Ty walks into the little private house in the forest and look around. It's still the same. He and the guys used to come here to chill when they were in college. It was their hideout. Ever since he became Alpha, he has been too busy, and there's no need to sneak a human female out here anymore. Not when many she-wolves are willing to have him between their legs. His days of settling for humans are behind him. Kisses, the Matron's assistant, is blindfolded and tied to a chair when he walks into the living room, 'You're sure she didn't see you, right?' He links his Gamma. 'Yes, I'm sure.' She starts screaming. Or trying to. Her mouth is gagged. She tries to move and the chair squeaks. Ty lets his gaze roam her body and thinks she's as fūckäblë as the last time he saw her. But he is on a mission. He'll get a name out of her before taking anything else she has to offer. Curtis' phone starts vibrating, getting his attention. The Gamma's face twists into a fro

Zach POVWhen Curtis takes his seat across from me later, I have little interest in whether he knows I'm the beast or not. All I want is to find out what my nephew is up to. Especially where Kerris is concerned. I have no patience for the begging and excuses about why he lied to my Gamma. In ten minutes, I've made him tell me what Tyrel is up to, most of which are things I already knew. The preparations for a mating ceremony and the fact that the nephew is looking for the male who bought all of Kerris' night from the Den. I consider summoning Tyrel. But I know it's a bad idea. I can't trust myself around the scoundrel. If I sense he's responsible for hurting Kerris, I might kill him on the spot, family or not. I'm still twitchy as hell when my meeting with Curtis ends. Caleb and a few other warriors are now keeping an eye on the nephew. I'll meet him face to face when I'm a little calm. Tomorrow or the day after that. When I return to the house, Kerris is fast asleep. Henry said h

Kerris POV"I told you about the search," he says carefully. "They're are prime suspects--" "My father is not a suspect!" "Like I told you, they found illegal meds in your house. There's a law against that." "Emily," I gasp. "It's her."It has to be her and no one else. I don't even believe Doris is guilty. "Your stepsister is detained, too. I'll get to the bottom of this, Kerris. I don't want you to worry." "How can I not worry? Your Gammas arrested my dad and are probably treating him like a criminal because of me. Where did they take him, to the royal prison?" "No. They're all been detained in Moon Crest. To keep things quiet. And they're not treating him like a criminal." Moon Crest is a modest pack not far from here. They're relatively new with a small population, occupying a small patch of land not too far from the castle."If you found poison in our house, Emily is the one who put it there. I don't believe anyone else in that house will ever hurt me." "Neither do I," he

Zach POV“I've checked on it, Majesty,” Caleb voice fills the other end of my cellphone. “The guy's working for your girlfriend."Girlfriend? For a few seconds, I was confused about who and what he's talking about. Then I recall the car following Kerris and I this morning. I'd sent him the license plates and asked him to look into it.“Madison?” I asked.“Yup. Gamma Nelson hired the guy. He's your girlfriend's right hand man, so we believe he's acting on her orders. Milo is paying him a visit as we speak.”Madison Marlowe is out of the city as far as I know. She's away and has people spying on me?“He's still locked up, right?”"Yes, majesty.""Keep it that way. Teach him a lesson, Caleb! Let him know it's a crime to spy on his Alpha King no matter who's paying him. As for Madison… did he tell you what she wants?"“He said Nelson asks him to watch and report who you're with at all times," Caleb replies.“I have warned her never to repeat this shıt.” She's making me lose sympathy for

Kerris POV On the way to the cage, I tried to hold on to the anger of not getting my wolf. But it kept slipping away with every step. The single word Zach has just uttered makes me lose the battle altogether. It no longer matters that I'm still wolfless on a full moon. I can't care that I still have to live in anxiety for another two weeks. The only thing that exist in this moment is me and Zach, and the reality of the word he just spoke. I can't sense these things yet because of my lack of a wolf, but the fullness in heart feels like a confirmation. Yet I can't quite believe it. "What did you say?" My voice is barely audible, thanks to marathon in my heart and the butterflies tickling my stomach. 'Mate,' he whisper his reply though his mouth doesn't move this time. The unsteady rise and fall of his chest, and his rigid posture tells me that Zach is still in control. Or he's trying to be. When I look in his eyes, both wolves stare back at me with an intensity that p