All Chapters of Claimed by My Alpha’s Lycan Boss: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

IRIS POV"Are you stalking me?" I asked."No," he said. "I came seeking the Alpha. Have you by any means seen him?" He smiled."Oh come on." I laughed.Nicholas was slumped against the wall behind us, blood running down his face, barely holding himself up."Why are you really here, Aurelian?" I asked."You haven't been around," he said simply."I told you it's over between us," I said, not making eye contact. "Nothing you do is going to change that.""Who said anything about that?" he said.I looked up at him."What?""You said it was over, and I respect your decision," he said. "But I am still your boss. And I was referring to the fact that I haven't seen you at work.""At work," I repeated. "What work?"He tilted his head slightly."That explains how Nicholas was able to put you in here without any pushback," he said. "Have you forgotten the position I gave you? You are the manager of the department that processes and approves support requests directly to the Alpha's office," he sai

IRIS POV:"Rowe, get the car ready," Aurelian said, walking back into his office.I followed him in and stood by the door.He was moving around the desk, opening drawers, pulling things out. A small black drive. A sealed envelope. He set them both on the desk and looked at them for a second."You don't have to come to the airport," he said, not looking up."I know I don't," I said.He looked up then.I sat down in the chair across from his desk and crossed my arms.He almost smiled. He went back to what he was doing."The drive has everything," he said, sliding it toward me. "Access codes, account details, supplier contacts, the names of everyone in every department and what they actually do versus what their title says they do.""And the envelope?" I asked."Open it after I leave," he said.I looked at it."Aurelian...""After I leave, Iris," he said firmly.I picked it up and held it in my hands without opening it.Rowe appeared in the doorway."The car is ready, sir."Aurelian pick

IRIS POV:When we reached the doors to the office, Rowe pushed the door open and stepped aside.I walked in.It was large, larger than I expected. A wide desk sat in the center facing the door, bookshelves lined the left wall, and a floor-to-ceiling window on the right looked out over the city. Everything was already arranged, like it had been waiting."Your access codes are on the desk," Rowe said, walking in behind me. "The tablet on the right connects directly to every department head. If you press the red tab, it pulls up live updates from all ongoing operations. The drawer on the left has physical copies of everything on the drive Aurelian gave you."I walked to the window and looked out.The city spread out below."The staff will need a formal address from you by tomorrow morning," Rowe said. "Nothing long. They just need to hear your voice and know the building is still running.""Okay," I said."And Hargrove has already sent a request for a meeting. Tonight.""Who is Hargrove?

IRIS POV:Fiona leaned forward in her chair.“What do you mean he’s the one who needs help?” she said. “What’s happening to Aurelian?”“The General Council of Lycans summoned him,” I said.“What? Did he violate anything?” she said.“Yes, he did, but he did it to save me from Cassian. He let his wolf recede, and now they know he never bound his wolf,” I said. “When he shifted to come after me, it sent a signal. Every Lycan felt it. And now they’ve called him in.”“Called him in for what exactly?” she said.“To answer for it,” I said. “Lycans are not permitted to let their wolf out. The law exists because their wolves are different. They can take over completely and cause damage that can’t be undone. So the council bound everyone, including themselves. But Aurelian and Cassian never let theirs get bound. Nobody knew that until now.”“And we both know what happens when the council calls you in for something like that,” she said.I looked at her and nodded.Her face changed.“When did he

IRIS POV:We all walked to the opening behind the mansion. There was a jet at the far end of the tarmac.The jet was smaller than Aurelian's. Rowe had said it was built for distance and speed.We moved towards the jet and, slowly, the door lowered down into a staircase.My mom's eyes were wide.“Now that's something you don't get to see every day,” she commented.Fiona laughed.“Don't laugh, I never got the chance to hang around Lycans like you girls have,” she said.Rowe bent his mouth. “Well, she has a point.”The jet had eight seats, two on each side, with a narrow aisle between them.I sat down and buckled in.Fiona sat across from me. My mother took the seat beside her.Serah dropped into the seat next to me and immediately leaned her head back and closed her eyes."I need five minutes," Serah said."We have four hours," Rowe said from the front, already spreading papers across the small fold-out table beside him."Better," Serah said, and closed her eyes fully.The engines came