Lahat ng Kabanata ng Claimed by the Outcast Alpha: Kabanata 101 - Kabanata 110

Kira still hadn’t calmed down by the time we returned to the manor. The atmosphere throughout the territory felt heavy, as though the tension from earlier had seeped into the very air around us. “Was I wrong for crashing out like that?” she asked quietly. I took a moment before responding. “I’m not sure I’m the right person to ask.” She began to explain anyway, “The first person I wanted to see after returning from the academy was him. We hadn’t seen each other in weeks…” Her voice trembled slightly.  “Tonight was important to my family. As my mate, I wanted him beside me. I understood when he told me he had to go to the border. It’s his duty as a warrior, and I would never stand in the way of that. But then I found out he’d spent this evening instead accompanying a she-wolf because her grandmother wasn’t feeling w

“You mean Lynn still hasn’t regained consciousness?”  My father’s voice cut through the room like a blade. I couldn’t meet his eyes. We were gathered in one of the manor’s study rooms, and the silence that followed his question felt suffocating. Luna Rosalia, Zaya, the Beta, and several respected council members were all staring at me, waiting for an answer. “It’s your fault she ended up like this!” Luna Rosalia hissed, glaring at me. “You were the one who pushed for Lynn to be sent to the Eastern Pack!” I squeezed my eyes shut, struggling to contain my frustration. “Alpha Adrian is doing everything he can to save Lynn,” I said, forcing myself to remain calm. “I went there myself. The entire Eastern Pack is searching for a way to wake her. This isn’t Alpha Adrian’s fault.” My throat tightened. “Lynn’s

“Let me go!” Freya screamed, struggling against Amanda’s grip. Amanda held on with all her strength, refusing to let Freya break free. Their canines lengthened into deadly fangs as their wolves surged beneath the surface, primal instinct urging them to shift. Before either of them could surrender to the transformation, the guards stormed in one after another, followed closely by Alpha Adrian. “What is happening here?” Adrian’s eyes narrowed dangerously the moment he saw Freya in the room, as if sensing her very presence was a violation. “This woman! She’s poisoning Lynn! I caught her red-handed, and that’s the evidence!” Amanda snapped, shifting her gaze toward the shattered vial on the floor. The pack healer Amanda had spoken with earlier hurried to Lynn’s bedside. After checking her condition, he knelt beside the shattered glass and examined the remaining liquid. He brought it to his nose, inhaled once, and his expression darkened. “It carries the scent of wolfsbane ash,” he d

Soren shifted back into his human form, and the devastation on his face was impossible to hide. “Husband?” Soren repeated in disbelief. I lowered the sleeve of my wedding gown, exposing the fresh mating mark at the crook of my shoulder, the permanent seal of Enzo’s claim and a bond that no other wolf could ever challenge. “That’s impossible!” Soren staggered back a step. “You can’t do this to me!” “Leave us alone,” I said, my voice as cold as winter. “I considered you a friend for years, but I can never forgive you for disrespecting my mating ceremony.” “But I love you, Gwen! I’ve never loved anyone but you!” he shouted. “I know you love me too. You wouldn’t throw away all the years we’ve shared for the sake of your relationship with that wolf! He only manipulated you and destroyed what we had. We made a pr

[Kira] Disbelief still lingered over what had happened. It wasn’t like Zev to abandon the security perimeter he had been assigned to guard. After knowing him for years, I couldn’t reconcile his actions with the man I knew. This wasn’t who he was. Still wearing my chiffon long dress, I made my way to the Beta’s manor to learn the truth for myself. Before I could even step through the gates, his furious roar echoed across the courtyard. “Where is Zev?!” the Beta barked at the warriors around him. “Bring him to me. Now!” My hand instinctively pressed against my chest. This was the worst possible time to announce my presence. “Lady Kira, shall we inform the Beta that you’ve arrived?” one of the gate guards asked respectfully. I gave a small shake of my head. A heartbeat later, Zev rushed out of the manor. “Dad!” His shirt hung open as he hastily slipped his arms into the sleeves, clearly having dressed in a panic. The Beta’s expression darkened. “Do you have any idea what happen