Lahat ng Kabanata ng Claimed by the Outcast Alpha: Kabanata 61 - Kabanata 70

I pulled my arm free from Soren’s tight grip. “If you really know me, you know I’m not like that!” I snapped. I couldn’t fathom how he’d arrived at the idea that I’d slept with High Chancellor Flint. “Then how do you explain why the other territories are refusing to speak with my pack?!” he shot back. “Alpha Derrick’s warning is serious. He said he’ll deal with any pack that negotiates with Ravencrest. You need to fix this! Then I’ll help you clear your name at the academy so people stop thinking you’re using your body to gain the High Chancellor’s favor.” I stared at him, my brow furrowing. This was the wolf I had loved for years, the one I once believed the Moon Goddess had meant for me. Back when I still thought Soren and I understood each other without words. “Soren…” I studied his face. “Are you really worried about me… or are you afraid of Ravencrest’s position falling apart?” His expression darkened instantly. “What are you talking about? Of course, I’m worried about you!

“I’m so crazy…” Enzo murmured as he lay on the grass beside me on the flat surface at the top of the mountain. The wind was cool against our skin, carrying the scent of pine trees and earth. His fingers lazily ran through my hair while my head rested on his arm. Above us, the sky slowly melted into deep shades of orange and gold. “You’re only realizing that now?” I giggled.  He turned onto his side until he was hovering above me, then nibbled softly at my neck. When his eyes found mine again, something in them shifted. He asked softly, “What is your dream, Gwen?” “I want to become a mother,” I whispered. My fingers traced the curve of his cheek as I smiled faintly. “And a business female wolf, too.” “Hm…” he hummed, a small smile tugging at his mouth. “That actually suits you. Bu

Tears blurred my vision as they streamed endlessly down my face. My lips trembled from the overwhelming grief and rage burning inside me while the First Claw carried Rumi out of the arena. Many had been injured in the pit, and every healer was occupied with the wounded. With no one available, the four of us examined Rumi ourselves. She had already shifted back to her human form, and when I reached for the thread of her wolf spirit, I felt nothing. That absence alone was enough to hollow me out. My heart shattered even further when I realized the bones in her arm were broken beyond recognition. In our world, wolves who were weak, incapable, or unable to fight were often treated like they no longer mattered. Rumi had endured so much to survive the academy. She wanted to graduate, earn her place, and build a future where nobody could ever look down on her. But how was she supposed to do that now… when her dominant arm migh

[Lucian] “Enzo, your future bride is becoming a burden to your duty. Can’t you see that?” Circe hissed sharply. “We already lost an evil spirit, and now you have even gone as far as saving a female wolf. Have you forgotten that we are forbidden from interfering with pack laws, or the fate of their kind?” My jaw tightened as I slowly turned toward her. The flames surrounding the volcanic tree crackled violently, casting dangerous shadows across her face. “You are an executioner,” she continued, her eyes narrowing. “You are meant to hunt wolf spirits, not protect them.” “Maybe you forgot that I’m still a fucking wolf,” I shot back coldly. I turned toward Virel’s spirit. “I never offered my life to you, nor to the Moon Goddess. That was made clear from the very beginning!” My voice darkened. “I accepted this role as executioner to wipe out monsters like the wolves who destroyed my mother’s life.” Without another word, I turned my back on the volcanic tree and left. I hadn’t gotten

“Adon’s life is ruined because of you! You’re destroying our lives! This will reach my pack house. This is war!” Muriel’s accusation cut through the yard like a blade. A ripple of unease passed through the surrounding wolves. “Hollow Pack is going to be in serious trouble once the Blackwood hears about this,” someone muttered behind us. “What about my friend?” I shot back, refusing to back down. “Didn’t Adon ruin her life, too? If I destroyed the wolf spirit of that arrogant idiot, I don’t regret it!” “Exactly!” Amanda stepped in beside me. “Gwen fought fairly. Unlike your immature mate!” Muriel’s eyes flashed. “It shouldn’t have ended that way. Adon was supposed to win the Pit. So tell me, how did you defeat him, unless you used witchcraft?&