All Chapters of Claimed By My Alpha Husband’s Uncle: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Haliyah’s POV. We successfully got a copy of the CCTV footage from the coffee shop after Damon spoke with the café manager. It turned out the manager recognized me and even more so when he saw who I was with. He remembered how powerful Damon was as an Alpha, so he didn’t hesitate to give what we asked for. He even scolded the staff member who failed to recognize us earlier, explaining that she was new. We were inside Damon’s car, reviewing the CCTV recordings. He inserted the USB into his phone and placed it on the holder in front of us. We both adjusted our positions so we could see the screen clearly, and before I realized it, we were sitting closer than necessary. I chose to ignore it for now. “Are you ready?” he asked, turning to me with a look that seemed to measure my reaction. I forced myself to meet his eyes. “I am.” “Last chance. Say the word, and I stop.” I shook my head. “No. Play it,” I answered. “Let’s finish this.” He held my gaze, then finally pressed play. We di

Raven’s POV. I couldn’t help but feel annoyed at the sight in front of me. My teeth clenched, as if fangs were about to tear through my gums. My wolf stirred violently within me, eager to come out. So that’s why I’d been feeling Haliyah drifting away from me. It turned out she found someone else to lean on. And of all people— my own uncle? Fury blazed inside me. How dare she?! I was about to storm into the room and confront them when I halted at Haliyah’s sudden action. She pushed Damon and slapped him hard across the face. The shock on his expression mirrored my own. Even Haliyah looked shocked at what she had done. She quickly stepped back, arguing with him, while I remained by the door, silently watching the two of them clash. “W-What was that?! What the hell was that for?!” Haliyah burst out. Damon turned his head back, his cheek red. “Nothing,” he replied, unfazed. Haliyah’s face flushed with rage. “You just crossed a line, and you’re telling me it’s nothing? You reall

Damon’s POV. I adjusted the necktie of my blue tuxedo and studied my reflection in the mirror. Then, I glanced at my watch to check the time. It was already seven in the evening, and the banquet would begin at around eight. I grabbed my coat and car keys before leaving my condominium. I got into my car, started the engine, and drove toward the Grand Pack Hall. Ever since I made Haliyah an offer, I hadn’t gone back to my pack in the north. Instead, I stayed here, renting a place within their territory. It made things easier for the plan, and for my own reasons. Because the truth was, staying close to her was part of my strategy. My condition had never improved over the years. My sense of smell had always been dulled, broken in a way that no healer had ever been able to fix it. It was a flaw I had learned to live with, even if it meant relying more on instinct and sight. But everything changed when Haliyah was near. The first time I noticed it, I thought it was a coincidence. Ma

Haliyah’s POV. After the Lunar Ascension Banquet, I continued attending gatherings within our pack and even managed to visit other packs, all in an effort to expand my connections. Lately, Raven had not been as restrictive with me, which I found pleasing as it aligned perfectly with the execution of my plans. Or perhaps he was simply too preoccupied with his mistress to concern himself with what I do or where I go. As part of my pretense, I introduced myself as Hailey to every influential figure I encountered from distant packs. I made sure to keep my real identity hidden. It helped, at least to some extent, that Raven never introduced me as his Luna to the other wolves. I was able to take full advantage of this for my own interests. We never arrived or appeared together at every event, so no one suspected any connection between us. Perhaps he also found it convenient to let me deal with other clans alone, knowing that if any trouble arose within our pack, I would be the one exp

Damon’s POV. “The one everyone’s been talking about lately…” Ford said, sounding intrigued. We kept walking inside the pack house with Daniel leading the way, while Ford went on about the woman he called Hailey. “I only met her once,” Ford added, a hint of interest clear in his voice. “It was at one of the gatherings, but she stood out immediately. She’s clever. You can tell just from the way she talks. And the way she carries herself… It comes naturally.” Daniel chuckled. “You’re praising her a lot for someone you only met once.” “I’m serious,” Ford insisted. “She draws attention without even trying. People notice her the moment she walks in.” I remained quiet, my expression unchanged, though I found myself listening more. “That’s exactly the kind of Luna I’ve been looking for,” Ford continued. “Someone like her.” Daniel smirked. “You already decided that after one meeting?” Ford shrugged. “You just know when you see her.” I snickered but said nothing. For someone Ford ba