All Chapters of Claimed by the Outcast Alpha: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

[Gwyneth]  I was restless while waiting for Alpha Adrian’s call. All he told me was that Lynn and I needed to meet before we reached the border of the Hollow Pack. We had to move before Luna Rosalia could return from the Blackwood territory. “A vehicle is coming…” Enzo said. His voice pulled me out of my thoughts. I still couldn’t hear anything, not even the faintest rumble against the forest path, but I trusted his heightened senses more than my own. “Don’t look at me like you’ve just woken from a dream,” he muttered. Only then did I realize I had been leaning against his chest the entire time. “When can I see you again?” My face instantly burned. “I-I mean… you’re still my tutor.” ‘Moon Goddess, I sounded pathetic!’ I h

[Gwyneth] Stars stretched across the night sky like silver paint, glowing above me as I sat on the cool grass near the pack grounds. I sensed Enzo before I even saw him. A shiver ran down my spine when his lips brushed against my neck, slow and possessive. I couldn’t control my heartbeat, couldn’t control the storm of emotions raging inside me. “What am I supposed to do with you?” he murmured against my skin. “You’ve made me completely obsessed, Gwen…” ‘Me too.’ I was drowning in this pull between us, losing myself every time he got close. ‘Maybe this was only because he was my mate… right?’ Before I could think any further, his lips crashed against mine. His rough hands slid over my waist possessively, pulling me closer as if he never wanted to let go… until a voice cut through everything. “Gwen?” My eyes snapped open. Zaya stood over me, arms crossed, looking thoroughly unimpressed. ‘No! Those damned dreams!' I groaned internally. I can’t believe that

A low growl rumbled from my father’s chest. “Lynn,” their Luna muttered, her tone softening as she tried to sound reasonable, “you lived comfortably in Ravencrest Pack for six years. We fed you, sheltered you, and treated you like family. Surely a few belongings aren’t worth turning things into this.” “My own pack was the one financially supporting me while I lived inside Ravencrest,” Lynn shot back mercilessly. “So yes, I will demand every single thing that belongs to me!” Without hesitation, she pulled out the thick stack of documents and receipts we had spent all night organizing. She handed them to one of the warriors, who immediately brought them to their Alpha. The Alpha’s expression darkened with every page he flipped through. Slowly, his trembling hands lowered the documents as his sharp gaze locked onto Ned. “Those are the items I brought into your pack, every last one of them, with the total amount documented right there.” Lynn’s voice left no room for argument. “You hav

[Lucian]  “She’s been standing outside the Chancellors’ den for an entire day, Enzo!” Flint growled. “If she refuses to leave, I’ll order the First Claw to drag her away.” I shot to my feet. “Don’t!” Flint turned toward me, irritation darkening his expression. “You’ve already put the High Chancellors in a difficult position,” he snapped. “Gwen is demanding answers, and she has every right to. If we can’t properly explain why her friend was expelled from the Academy, packs from every territory will start questioning our authority.” I dragged a hand down my face. I had never imagined things would come to this. “Let me think. Give me more time.” “Then go out there yourself,” Flint shot back. “Tell her to

[Lucian] I recalled the conversation Flint and I had earlier. “We don’t have much of a choice but to give Gwen’s friend a chance,” I said quietly, holding Flint’s gaze while Gwen slept curled up on the couch. He slowly shook his head, as though he had already expected this outcome. “No wolf in the territory would question it if we gave Rumi the same punishment we give the academy thieves,” I continued. “But just because I’m Gwen’s future husband doesn’t mean I’ll go easy on her friend. Rumi can stay at the academy only if she pays the penalty within a week.” Flint was quiet for a moment. “That’s reasonable. I’ll accept it.” Then, almost to himself, he added, “For an ordinary pack, it would be absurd. Rumi might sooner quit the academy than scrape together that kind of money.” “But wolves value reputation more than gold,” I replied. “If Gwen came all the way to our den willing to make herself sick just to beg for Rumi, then she’ll do everything she can to help her friend raise the