All Chapters of Claimed by My Enemy Alpha: Chapter 11 - Chapter 16

The wolf hit her before she could move, its weight slamming into her chest and driving her back against the wooden steps. The impact knocked the air from her lungs as claws scraped against the boards beside her, splintering the wood under the force.For a moment, everything blurred. Sound dulled. Thought fractured. All that remained was instinct.Survive.The wolf’s breath burned hot against her throat, its teeth hovering just inches from her skin. It hesitated, just like the last one had, its body tensing in confusion as if something about her didn’t make sense.Aria felt it too.The heat surged through her chest again, stronger this time, spreading rapidly down her arms and into her fingertips until it felt like her skin held something alive beneath it. The sensation wasn’t just warmth anymore. It was pressure, building and demanding release.The wolf growled, low and uncertain, then lunged.Aria reacted without thinking. Her hand came up between them, pressing hard against its throa

The pack house did not sleep that night. Even hours after the fight, movement continued through the halls in quiet waves. Voices stayed low, footsteps measured, doors opening and closing with care as if no one wanted to disturb the tension that still lingered beneath everything.Aria stood by one of the tall windows at the far end of the corridor, her arms loosely folded as she looked out into the forest. The trees stretched into darkness, still and silent, but they no longer felt distant or harmless. They felt watchful, like something unseen lingered just beyond the edge of sight.She hadn’t gone to the room they had given her. Rest felt impossible with everything pressing in on her thoughts. The night had changed too much, and so had she.“You’re going to wear a hole into that glass.”The voice came from behind her, calm but edged with something sharper.Aria didn’t turn right away. She had already learned to recognize people without seeing them.Mara.“I thought staring dramaticall

The room felt too small for what was happening inside her.Aria stood near the window, her fingers pressed lightly against the cold glass, but it did nothing to steady her. The night outside stretched wide and quiet, yet something beneath her skin refused to settle. It moved like a pulse that didn’t belong to her, sharp and restless, threading through her thoughts until she could no longer separate where it began and where she ended.She exhaled slowly, but the breath caught halfway.It wasn’t just the power.It wasn’t just the heat that came and went without warning.It was the bond.It had changed.After what happened earlier, something had shifted into place without her permission. What had once been a pull was now something deeper, tighter, like it had rooted itself beneath her ribs and refused to loosen.And now it wouldn’t let her think.The door opened without a knock.Aria didn’t turn.She didn’t need to.“You felt it too,” she said, her voice quieter than she intended.Behind