All Chapters of Claimed by the Alpha Beast: Chapter 131 - Chapter 133

01: The Father's HopeGareth (Third-Person POV)The image of the White Wolf refuses to leave Gareth. Magnificent. Beautiful. Standing beside Zach.Not Tyrel.Even as Gareth race through the dense and dark forest, he can still see the girl who should have been his daughter in law. She'd walked beside the Alpha King as though she has always belonged to him. His Luna Queen.Gareth's anger from the last few days have finally settled, especially after seeing the truth with his own eyes. The only thing left to deal with is the resentment.Deep down, he knows exactly who should be blamed, and it's not his little brother. The blame lies with him Gareth. Not Zach.Tyrel did not become that male overnight. Every error Gareth overlooked. All the punishment he softened. All those times he chose sympathy over discipline... These mistakes turned his son into the male he'd become.Gareth had always told himself to go easy. That the child already buried his mother when he was barely two years old.He

Caden POVAt the mention of my mate, I turn away and motion for Mom to move.If I stay another second and Gareth says one more word about Marissa, I might attack him. I don't trust myself.Thankfully, mom doesn't argue. Neither does Gareth. He simply follows behind, keeping a respectable distance as Mom and I make our way back to River Howl.The journey is excruciatingly slow. The older male's presence alone is enough to suffocate me.From the moment I turned twelve, Gareth Stone poisoned my friendship with Marissa Blue. He trimmed my circle of friends, telling me I was no ordinary kid and it was time I chose my friends carefully."As an Alpha male, the people you surround yourself with are like arrows in your quiver. A weak, frail arrow is useless, and can only weigh you down."A few days after the infuriating heart to heart, I learned he had given the same speech to Marissa, her parents, and even the two low class Gamma boys in my group of friends.I'd refused to let him win.I insi