All Chapters of Claimed by the Outcast Alpha: Chapter 191 - Chapter 200

My mother didn’t have a clear or definite answer to my question, so in the end, our conversation did not go well. Yet my mother remained firm in her decision. But then, an incident suddenly threw the entire queen’s mansion into chaos. I was training with Remus when a servant came rushing toward us with urgent news. “M-My princess, please hurry! The queen is calling for you. Caius is missing!” “What?!” I immediately dropped the two wooden sticks in my hands, and Remus and I exchanged a worried look. The concern on his face mirrored my own as we hurried toward the main building. By the time we reached the courtyard, all the guards and servants had gathered there, trembling with fear as the queen’s furious voice echoed through the mansion. “Search the entire territory for Caius! If you fail to find him, you will all answer to me!” “Mother! What is going on?” The head servant spoke up. “Princess, the little prince is missing! The pups were playing hide-and-seek with their person

Alpha Adrian and his family were in Verge City to handle the twins’ enrollment. Amanda was also there, helping Kira establish the School of Pups. The two women had decided to teach and remain in the city while their respective pack houses were being put in order. The little boy was currently lying on my wide bed. I had placed the bracelet on him, the same one I had worn when I was his age. It was meant to suppress his ability to teleport at will, preventing his wolf from instinctively using that power. That was the only reason he could remain safely on the bed without suddenly disappearing. “Mommy…” he whimpered through his tears. Amanda moved closer and used her healing power to scan his body, searching for any other signs of injury or discomfort. Her spiritual energy flowed gently through him as she examined his wolf’s condition. I remained by the doorframe, watching them and waiting to see if he needed anything else. “His wolf energy has dropped considerably,” Amanda finally sai

[Gwyneth] We stopped in front of a towering skyscraper. It was one of the buildings in Verge City where humans and several elite wolves lived. Because of that, the building was heavily secured, with twice the usual security of an ordinary residential tower. It was early morning, and we had been traveling throughout the night. We stepped out of the vehicle and immediately acted as though we were nothing more than ordinary humans. I carried Calla in my arms while Remus walked beside me, followed by two servants carrying our belongings. The lycans had their own floor, one of the highest in the entire building. Of course, the fact that we secretly owned the property was known only to a few. According to my father, only the Alpha King knew about it. We had just stepped into the spacious elevator when Remus turned toward me. “Are you sure you’d rather live here at ‘The Heights’ than at the estate where some of the elite pack members live?” Remus asked. “It’s more dangerous to stay in

Before the guests could see me, I quickly slipped back into the room. My body was still trembling, and my breathing came out slow and uneven. I could almost feel his hands around my neck again, his dark violet eyes fixed on mine as though he could see straight through me and into my soul. “Caius, you are so bad!” Calla’s voice pulled me back to reality. I looked up and found Caius standing right in front of me. “I’m sorry, Mommy…” he murmured. My maternal instincts immediately took over. I hurried to him, checking him from head to toe to make sure he wasn’t hurt. “Are you all right? Huh? I heard you released your wolf spirit. You must never do that again, understand?” Caius lowered his head, guilt written all over his face. Then I noticed the bracelet around his wrist. Since my business dealt in jewelry and rare artifacts, I was familiar with precious stones like this. The bracelet was made of dragon jade, a rare and powerful stone known for suppressing a wolf’s supernatural

I felt the color drain from my face as I stared at her. ‘No… Why is she here?’ The question echoed through my mind, leaving me frozen in place. “Do you know me?” she asked, her brows drawing together in confusion. My lips trembled. I had so many questions, but no words came out. One thing was certain: she had no idea who I was. Still, I needed to be sure. I quickly changed my question, desperate to confirm that the woman standing before me is Gwen. “I mean… ‘when’ do you plan to submit the application forms?” I asked. “Oh, when?” I handed her the forms. The moment she took them, my grip on the papers tightened. She noticed. “Is everything all right?” “I’m sorry.” I forced a smile and loosened my hold on the papers. “I haven’t gotten much rest these past few days. There was also an incident at the School of Pups. But you don’t need to worry. We’re doing everything we can to keep the young pups safe and make sure they’re out of harm’s way.” At the mention of the pups, my chest