All Chapters of Claimed by the Outcast Alpha: Chapter 201 - Chapter 210

[Lucian]  “Alpha, the Lycan Queen is at the estate right now. We already contacted her team, and they said we can visit whenever we’re ready,” Idris reported. My cousin had earned his position as Beta of the Blackwood Pack through years of loyalty and hard work. I trusted him with matters that required discretion. “Is the contract ready?” I asked. It would be better if I could speak with the queen as soon as possible, since I was certain she wouldn’t be staying in Verge City for long. “It is.” He handed me the folder containing the completed documents. “Please inform the queen’s female beta that we’ll be visiting their residence today.” “Understood.” It worked in our favor that many of the elite wolves in Verge City lived in the same place, including members of the royal Lycan clan. The queen’s estate was only a short distance from mine, making the visit

“Vada asked for this?” I frowned. Vada had never pressured me about the marriage. If anything, she had treated our arrangement with surprising ease. There had been no demands, no emotional scenes, and certainly no attempt to force me into acting like a devoted mate. “They calculated the dates,” Kira explained. “If the ceremony is pushed back any further, it won’t happen within the same lunar year… It would be best if we met at my residence later today. Please, Lucian, show us that you’re at least willing to make this work.” “I’m just finishing the contract, Kira. I can’t split myself into several places to accommodate everyone who needs me,” I said, irritation creeping into my voice. “Is that really the reason?” I barely heard her because another sound had already caught my attention. “Pups, come here! We have to go!” a woman called. The building blocked my view of her, so I couldn’t see what she looked like. But I froze, every muscle locking at once. She sounde

[Gwyneth]  “I heard the School of Pups needs the special stones that are already included in our auction inventory,” the head manager, Ms. Thompson, said. I held the phone to my ear, listening to her explain the situation. The School of Pups was where my children would study, so part of me felt compelled to give in to Luna Kira. “Then we have to put something in the auction like a golden ticket,” I said. “A gold ticket?” “Yes. We’ll announce beforehand that two golden tickets have been given to selected attendees. Whoever holds one will be allowed to claim a designated item at the initial price we set for it at the auction.” “But what if the holder uses the golden ticket to their advantage?” “I don’t think Luna Kira would use it for anything other than the

A day later, I decided to have Vada come to the apartment that Kaelen and I shared. He had come to see me yesterday before returning to Thornfell that morning, something I was deeply grateful for, even if my mind had been elsewhere throughout the entire visit. I preferred talking to Vada because of what I had witnessed. She knew something, things she had either deliberately lied about or, at the very least, deliberately kept from us. When she entered my residence, however, she seemed completely at ease. There was nothing unusual in her expression or behavior. “My wedding with Lucian is set for this weekend,” she said as she settled onto the sofa. “Everything has already been arranged.” I studied her for a moment before deciding to get straight to the point. “Vada, Caius’s mother came to see me at the school.” By her obvious reaction, I knew she had deliberately kept Gwen’s presence from us. She froze at my words, the color draining slightly from her face. “You saw Gwen! You saw

I wasn’t surprised anymore. By now, I was used to hearing things like that. Even so, I lifted my chin, ready to put them in their place, but Idris beat me to it. His expression darkened, and the air around him seemed to grow heavier. “Luna Vada is marrying Alpha Lucian in two nights. You’d better watch your words, or this could reach the Alpha.” “The wedding is the night after tomorrow?” The mother and daughter immediately paled. “I-I’m sorry, Luna Vada. Please forgive me. I shouldn’t have said those things.” Idris turned toward the warrior standing nearby. “Make sure they never set foot in this place again,” he ordered coldly. The mother and daughter immediately panicked. “Beta Idris, please! Forgive us! We still want to be able to attend gatherings here and meet the other wolves!” I rose from my seat without sparing them another glance. Whatever they had to say no longer mattered to me. Still, I was grateful to Idris for stepping in. The elevator doors opened, and I steppe