All Chapters of Claimed by the Outcast Alpha: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

Zev’s words echoed in my ears as emotions I couldn’t name churned inside me. “I already told you earlier that the past few days have been terrible for me, but you’re only making my frustration worse!” This time, I didn’t chase after him. I stood frozen as he walked away, my own anger swelling until it nearly consumed me. This wasn’t fun or love anymore. In the human world, they would call this a toxic relationship. Yet, here I was, unable to walk away, unable to accept that I might be losing him. I ran in the opposite direction, unable to suppress the ache in my chest, tangled with dark jealousy and simmering resentment. There was only one place I needed to go: the training grounds. If someone were trying to come between Zev and me or threaten my place as his future mate, I would confront the issue myself instead of running from it. The clang of weapons and the scent of sweat filled the air

Lucian had given me time to think things over and decide whether I would agree to his proposal. It had been several days since then, yet I hadn’t even seen Zev’s shadow. Normally, after a fight like this, he would already be outside the manor, refusing to leave until I forgave him, even if it meant waiting there for days. Amanda and Vada were the only ones who came to visit me. I’d invited them to celebrate my birthday with me, though I still wasn’t sure whether that had been the right decision. They arrived with two female warriors assigned as their escorts. Early that morning, I made my way to their guest room, still wearing my nightgown. “Happy birthday, Kira!” Amanda chirped as soon as I stepped inside, pressing a small box into my hands. “These are special medicines made by yours truly!” Laughing softly, I hugged her before she pointed toward another neatly wrapped p

“Zev!” Diana cried out. “You can’t deny that what we have is real. If you’re determined to stay with Kira, then reject our mate bond first, and I’ll leave this place! Don’t keep me waiting or force me to watch you choose someone else while pretending you still care about me!” For several heartbeats, silence settled over the clearing. It seemed Zev had no answer. “But the executioners…” he finally muttered. “They’ll hunt us down.” “Is that really what’s stopping you?” Diana shot back bitterly. “Or is it because Kira is the Alpha’s daughter? Being with her means power, protection, and status… I’m just an omega; I have nothing to offer you.” I listened in silence, my stomach twisting with every painful word. Deep down, I knew there was a strong possibility that her words were true. “Reject the bond, Zev!” she demanded. “Stop leading Kira and me on!” “I-I can’t, Diana… I don’t want to lose you…” “You claim to love Kira, yet you keep making me believe you love me too! You can’t have

The queen was summoned to the Lycan King’s hall after word of the events at Asterra Lake, and several other startling revelations reached him. The moment she stepped out of Gwen’s chamber, she made her way to the hall. The king was seated in the same chair he always occupied when the queen entered, as though he had been expecting her. The coldness between them remained unchanged, an invisible wall built over years of pain and resentment. It wasn’t something new; it had become a permanent part of their marriage, lingering between them for nineteen long years. “I’ve been told the girl you found is the daughter you’ve searched for all these years.” Leora kept her expression composed, though her lycan stirred uneasily beneath her skin. “She is.” His gaze sharpened. “And you are certain? After all this time, how can you be sure she isn&rsq

[Lucian] “She’s dead!” my father declared, his voice echoing through the room. “Hasn’t more than a month of her disappearance been enough for you to face reality? You’re to marry Alpha Conrad’s second daughter, whoever she may be. There’s no difference!” “How can you say that, Derrick?” the Luna snapped. She had already gotten to know Gwen during the betrothal period, and I knew she had grown fond of my wife, not just as a political obligation, but as a person. “I’m just trying to make sense of all this!” my father replied, his gaze hardening as it landed on me. “And you, of all the wolves, know what happened that day. You were the last one with Gwen before she vanished.” “But it’s different because I love Gwen!” I shot back. “I didn’t just marry one of Alpha Conrad’s daughters to seal a treaty. I married the woman I cherish!” The woman I loved... and the woman I failed to protect. The thought tore through my chest. “I’m still fucking grieving,” I said, my voice breaking despit