All Chapters of Claimed by the Outcast Alpha: Chapter 211 - Chapter 220

When we finally arrived at the Sacred Grove, however, Lucian was nowhere to be seen. According to the mating ritual, he should have already been there, waiting for me, before the elders and witnesses arrived. My heart began pounding wildly. I scanned the ancient clearing, hoping to catch sight of him among the wolves gathered around the ceremonial stone, but he was nowhere. A dozen possible reasons raced through my mind, and with every passing second, the knot in my stomach tightened. Beta Idris watched me with a solemn expression as I walked toward the center of the gathering, but I deliberately avoided his gaze. “Where is Lucian?” the Great Priest asked Idris. “He was making preparations at the Wilder Mansion before I came here,” Idris replied. I breathed a small sigh of relief at his answer. Lucian must surely be on his way here.  ‘I must

It had to be Gwen. There was no other answer. It could only be her. I squeezed my eyes shut, forcing every doubt from my mind, then headed straight for the gate. “Enzo!” Flint’s shout followed me, but I didn’t stop. The moment I stepped beyond the gate, the world around me vanished. I closed my eyes and focused on a single destination: Penthouse 1. It had been years since I’d last used my teleportation ability. The familiar power surged through me, carrying me across the distance in a single breath. The fresh scent of trees and flowers disappeared, replaced by the familiar atmosphere of the place where I was certain I would find Gwen. Within seconds, I was standing inside Penthouse 1. The entire floor was shrouded in darkness. I couldn’t let the warriors guarding this floor see me; they wouldn’t hesitate to kill me on sight. Keeping to the shadows, I carefully made my way toward the second floor. As I passed a room with its door slightly ajar, I caught sight of a woman sittin

[Gwyneth]  My body wouldn’t stop trembling; a storm of conflicting emotions overwhelmed me. Fear, confusion, anger, and something I didn’t want to acknowledge were all tangled together inside me. When I peeked outside the wardrobe, the alpha who had suddenly appeared in my room was nowhere to be seen. ‘Why is he acting like that?’ I stepped out of my room, half expecting Lucian to be there still. Instead, I found Remus downstairs, inspecting the surroundings. His brows furrowed the moment he looked up at me. “Is everything all right? The guard told me he heard something breaking in your room,” he said. “Everything’s fine. I’m going to swim.” It wasn’t unusual for me. I often went swimming in the lake within the Lycan Territory, even in the middle of the night. The cold water had al

[Lucian]    My father, Alpha Conrad, looked ready to tear someone apart. Even my grandfather, the Great Priest, wore a dark and unforgiving expression.  We stood in the council hall, surrounded by pack elders and leaders who had gathered to hear my answer. The tension was suffocating, and the disappointment in the wolves’ eyes was unmistakable. No one had forgotten my defiance during the mating ceremony.  My gaze drifted toward the side of the hall where Vada sat with her head lowered. She hadn’t said a word since we arrived. She barely even dared to look up.  Across the hall, Kira sat beside her husband, whose expression remained stern, unreadable, carved from stone.  “Explain yourself, Alpha Lucian!” the Great Priest roared, his voice echoing through the council chamber.  “The Lycans deceived me!&rdquo

[Vada] My father’s expression was impossible to read. He hadn’t said a single word since everyone had witnessed the undeniable presence of Alpha Lucian’s two pups. Five years ago, Alpha Conrad had been the first to declare Gwen dead. Now, there was no telling what was going through his mind. I kept my head bowed, saying nothing, my hands clenched in my lap. “Alpha Conrad, I will ensure the Hollow Pack remains protected. You have my word, if that is what concerns you,” Lucian said. “But I also want to remind you that I never wanted to have multiple mates. I wasn’t the one who made the pack treaty between you and my father…” A muscle in my father’s jaw tightened as his chest rose and fell. Yet Lucian didn’t back down, “Do I really need to remind you that this entire mess began because of your decision?” My father’s eyes hardened. “Alpha Lucian, watch your words!” “I’m only speaking the truth!” The authority in Lucian’s voice filled the room. “The Lycans chose to hide Gwen