All Chapters of Claimed By My Alpha Husband’s Uncle: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Haliyah’s POV. That evening, I sat on the edge of my hospital bed. My phone had been lying like a dead weight for hours. I had been staring at it without really looking. Then suddenly, it vibrated on the blanket. I glanced down and saw Damon’s name on the screen. With an ironic laugh that sounded more like a cough, I finally picked up the phone and opened his reply. “OK.” I blinked at the screen, letting out a scoff. “Hah… that’s it?” I muttered to myself. “Just ‘OK’?” I traced the edge of the blanket absentmindedly, thinking. He didn’t question me. He didn’t try to convince me to change my mind. He didn’t push for the contract and simply accepted my decision with one word. That confirmed what I had already suspected. Damon never truly wanted the marriage contract for serious reasons. To him, it was probably just for fun, for the thrill of the chase. My refusal must have taken the fun away, so he simply let it go. I nodded to myself. I did the right thing. Declining his offer w

Haliyah’s POV. The night never ended. At least, that was how it felt. The hospital room was silent except for the ticking of the clock on the wall and the rustling of papers every time I moved them. A pale light from the desk lamp spilled across the scattered financial documents covering my bed. I lifted my cup, taking the last sip of my coffee that had already gone cold hours ago. I glanced toward the window. The moon had already disappeared, and the sky outside was slowly turning brighter as the sun began to rise. Morning was coming, yet I was still awake. I stretched my stiff shoulders before turning back to the papers in front of me. I hadn’t slept for even a minute. Raven had told me these documents had to be sorted before the audit, and I didn’t have the right to refuse, so I worked. Stacks of financial documents surrounded me. Ledgers, invoices, transaction records, and reports were spread across the bed. It looked less like a hospital room and more like the office of a law

Haliyah’s POV. My entire body went rigid. The heat rushed straight to my face like someone had poured hot water on it. I hadn’t even heard anyone come close. Slowly, I glanced sideways. Damon had somehow taken the empty chair beside me without anyone noticing. His broad shoulders rested lazily against the back of my chair. His eyes were fixed on me. I quickly looked away and focused on the papers in front of me. I forced myself not to react too obviously. “You’re mistaken,” I muttered under my breath. “Am I?” he murmured near my ear. “You’re causing quite a scene.” “I don’t know what you’re talking about,” I replied dryly. He gave an amused huff. “Running to the Elder Council to expose your Alpha,” he drawled. “That’s your big plan?” My face burned even hotter. I shot him a glare before lowering my eyes again, afraid the others would notice. “This is none of your business. Stay out of it,” I whispered sharply. “Oh, it became my business the moment you rejected my offer the

Haliyah’s POV. I stared up at Damon, utterly stunned when he placed himself between me and the pack guards who were about to drag me back to the pack house. Even as my chest heaved from fear and adrenaline, his presence was like a wall I couldn’t push past. Why is he helping me? “No pack member should be condemned before the truth is clear,” he declared, leaving no room for argument. I blinked several times in disbelief. He was defending me? He was actually taking my side? But why? Why would he care? I couldn’t understand him at all. Behind him, the guards hesitated, unsure whether they should continue or step aside. Their eyes darted nervously between Raven and Damon. Elder Harry cleared his throat loudly. “Alpha Damon, this is unnecessary. You shouldn’t interfere in Alpha Raven’s family matters,” he cautioned, forcing a polite smile onto his face. Damon produced a ledger from beneath his coat, flipping it open with one hand. “Family matters?” he repeated mockingly, his eyes b

Haliyah’s POV. I stared at the contract I had just signed. I still couldn’t believe what I had just done. A fake marriage contract with Damon— Raven’s own uncle, a man I barely knew. I couldn’t help glancing up at him. He stood there, calm, though his Alpha presence bore down on me. “What exactly does this contract mean now? What are the conditions?” I asked, wary but curious. “You’re worried about boundaries,” he grinned. “I thought you might be.” I crossed my arms, straightening my shoulders. “Of course I’m worried. This is a fake marriage contract, but it doesn’t erase the fact that my divorce isn’t finalized. If anyone finds out, it could make me look like I’m… I don’t know, sailing two boats? It could ruin my image as Luna. You do understand that, right?” I understood his reasoning. Every pack member knew that a Luna was the heart of the pack, and a powerful and influential Alpha like him needed a Luna by his side. But the idea of becoming a Luna to another pack while