All Chapters of Twice Claimed By The Mafia Alpha and His Billionaire Twin: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

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CHAPTER 31 — Silence Meant Something Ended

ARIEL’S POV“Go inside, Ariel. You don’t want to see what happens next.”“No.”The word tore out of me before I could soften it. Before I could think.My body moved anyway—straight into Lucian’s path, like I had any real power to stop him. Like I could hold back whatever storm was building behind his eyes.My pulse thudded hard enough to make my vision flicker.“What is going on?” I demanded, my voice trembling despite my effort to steady it. “Was this planned? Is this some kind of sick joke to you both?”Lucian’s jaw tightened.For a fraction of a second—barely there—A flash of hurt. Restrained anger slipping through.“Ariel,” he said, quieter now, like he was forcing control back into himself, “move.”“No.” I dug my heels in harder. “Not until someone explains why there are two of you standing in front of me.”His hand closed around my wrist firm—possessive, too familiar.Heat shot up my arm, confusing and dangerous.“Inside,” he repeated, tugging me gently but insistently.Before I

CHAPTER 32 – Why Does He Carry My Name?

LUCIAN’S POVThe blade sank in.I didn’t just feel it break skin—I felt something wrong.Adrian’s body—or whatever Ariel called him—jerked as my dagger drove into his side just beneath the ribs.His breath hitched, sharp and ragged, but his eyes… those eyes locked onto mine like I was the one who had just lost.“Not deep enough,” he murmured.My grip tightened instantly. “I’ll fix that.”I twisted the blade—but he moved. Too fast. No one that injured should move like that.His palm slammed into my chest, knocking me off balance. The dagger tore free from his body with a sickening sound, and before I could strike again, he was gone—running like he knew exactly where to go.Into my forest.A dark, dangerous mistake.“Run,” I muttered, already moving, my voice low and lethal. “This is my pack. Let’s see how far you make it.”The forest swallowed him whole—dense, silent, alive. Mine.Every path here carried my scent. Every shadow bent to my will. I have hunted here, ruled here. No one esc

CHAPTER 33 — Running On Borrowed Blood

ADRIAN’S POVI didn’t realize I had stopped running until the ground rushed up to meet me.The forest spun, trunks blurring as shadows stretched and closed in like they wanted to swallow me whole. My breath came out wrong—too sharp. Every inhale felt like dragging broken glass through my ribs.The wound was still bleeding, slowly killing me. My hand pressed harder against my side. Too warm.My fingers slipped—Blood.I forced myself up again.“Move…” I rasped, dragging my legs forward. “Move, damn it.”Behind me, there was nothing. No footsteps. No snapping branches. No growl. Just silence.He had stopped chasing.That didn’t mean I was safe.My vision flickered, black creeping in at the edges, the world tilting unsteadily.“No… I can’t collapse here.”I stumbled out onto an empty road—narrow, silent. A horn cut through the distance. A car.Relief came too fast—sharp, almost painful.I staggered forward, raising both hands, uncaring how desperate I looked.“Stop!” My voice cracked. “St

CHAPTER 34 — Ten Seconds Before Ruin

ARIEL’S POVThe air felt wrong—too thick, too aware. My room didn’t feel like mine anymore. Like they’d watched everything I’d done and were now closing in…slowly, patiently…waiting for me to crack.Three days since… them.I dragged my fingers through my hair and paced between the bed and window like something being hunted.“I’m leaving,” I muttered, the words sharp and controlled. “I’m quitting the club. I’m leaving Crimson Moon. I’m done.”That felt safer.No more Lucian. No more Adrian.No more unbearable awareness when either got too close.No more confusion. No more shame.I stopped pacing.A human city far away. A clean start. A quiet life. No one watching, no one claiming—just peace.For the first time in three days, something inside me began to settle—then didn’t.Then my gaze dropped.The paper was still there, exactly where I’d left it, waiting.I walked toward it slowly, reluctant to touch it. My fingers tightened around the edges as I lifted it, already knowing what I’d se

CHAPTER 35 — Ten Seconds After Ruin

ARIEL’S POV“Hide.”Evana’s voice cut through the room—sharp, urgent, impossible to ignore.My body reacted instantly. I turned and rushed toward the closet, fingers already reaching for the handle—And stopped.My hand hovered midair. My heart pounded so hard it felt like it might crack my ribs. Every instinct screamed at me: hide, run, disappear. That’s what I always did. That’s how I survived.But something inside me—something worn down, raw, and burning—refused.My hand slowly dropped to my side. “No,” I said.Evana froze. “What?”I turned to face her, my chest rising too fast. “I’m done hiding.”“Ariel—”I walked past her. Each step toward the door felt like stepping off a cliff—wrong, dangerous, final.Lucian stood outside. He didn’t need to force control—he already had it.My hand lifted and hovered over the doorknob, trembling.You can still hide.You should.I swallowed hard, then tightened my grip. “I’m done being hunted.”The lock clicked. The door swung open—And before fe

CHAPTER 36 – The Game Doesn’t End When You Bleed

ADRIAN’S POVThe first punch should have dropped me—but it didn’t. I tightened my stamina and let it land.Pain cracked across my jaw, sharp enough to split thought from instinct. My head snapped sideways, and for a second everything blurred—light, sound, control. Blood pooled under my tongue, thick and bitter.And through it, I heard her.“Stop! Please—stop!”Ariel.Another hit slammed into my ribs. Air tore out of my lungs, my body folding before I forced it upright again. My body begged for release—for violence, to fight back, to remind them exactly who they were dealing with.But I didn’t. Not yet.Because if I did—if I let her see that side of me—she would look at me the way she looked at him.And that would break me faster than any punch.A boot drove into my side, dropping me to one knee. My fingers scraped against the polished floor as the room tilted, spinning just enough to make breathing harder.Stay down, a voice whispered. Stay human. Stay weak.“Ariel…” My voice came out

CHAPTER 37 — This Is Who I Am

ARIEL’S POV“Wear this.”Lucian held out the dress like it wasn’t fabric, but an order.Black. Sleek. Dangerous.Not something you wear to feel beautiful, but something you wear to be noticed… or marked.“I’m not going anywhere with you,” I said. “It’s late. Take me back home.”He didn’t blink or move.“You went on a dinner date with Adrian, so why not with me?”My jaw tightened.“That wasn’t a date, that was—”“This,” he cut in, stepping closer until there was no space left between us, “is not a request.”Silence stretched.Something in his voice said refusing wasn’t an option.My heart beat faster. It wouldn’t hurt to put up with this tyrant just once. Swallow your pride. Don’t let anyone else get hurt.Ariel, you can do it.I took the dress and got changed while he stood with his back to me, facing the window.“I’m done,” I whispered.He turned slowly, his eyes roaming over me.“Perfect. I got exactly your size.”Then he turned and walked out. I followed him to the garage.“Get in,

CHAPTER 38 – Run!

ARIEL’S POV“Run… and I’ll enjoy hunting you.”Something inside me snapped.Hands shoved me forward, rough and unyielding, forcing my knees onto the same cold floor where the smell of blood still lingered. My breathing turned uneven.This wasn’t mercy.This was a performance.And I was the prey.A test… or an execution.Fine.If I was going to die, then I wouldn’t go quietly.My body trembled on cue. Shoulders shaking. Breath hitching.“P-please…” My voice cracked, perfectly fragile.But inside, I was counting—distance, angles, timing.Lucian stood in front of me, calm and composed, untouched by the chaos around him, as if none of this mattered.I stumbled forward just enough to close the gap. My fingers brushed the floor right where I had fallen earlier. Still there—the dagger I had taken from his room without his notice. Cold, small, hidden… mine.My pulse slowed. Now.I lunged, fast as a flash, and the blade sank into his leg—deep, but not fatal. Precise. Just enough to disrupt hi

CHAPTER 39 – Run Faster

LUCIAN’S POVShe was limping when I lunged. Yet she kept running, kept fighting, even with a broken leg.Defiance clung to her like a second skin.And I let her run.I could have ended it already—one strike, one clean snap. But that would have been mercy, and mercy had never taught anyone how to survive.“Run,” I told her, though it came out as a low, guttural growl.A dark, satisfied sound vibrated through my chest as I chased her down the corridor. My claws scraped against polished marble, echoing sharply through the chaos. I watched her run. Try. Break.And something inside me, something darker than my wolf, enjoyed it.The way her breath stuttered.The way her steps faltered but refused to stop.The way she kept going when she should have collapsed.She turned the corner—and froze.A dead end.I slowed my pace, my steps deliberate now. There was no need to rush.I already had her.Her back was to me, shoulders shaking, her breath coming in sharp, broken pulls. For a moment, she di

CHAPTER 40 – I’m Her Boyfriend

ADRIAN’S POV“You still have to wait.”I stared at the officer like he had just erased my name from the world.“Wait?” My voice stayed low but dangerous. “Do you know who I am?”He didn’t flinch. That was the first thing that felt wrong.The station moved—phones ringing, boots scraping, papers shifting—but none of it touched me. It was like I was standing outside the system, like I had already been cut out of it. Like I didn’t matter here. That realization hit harder than the cuffs ever could.My jaw tightened.Lucian.This wasn’t forced. This was a design.His control.I exhaled slowly, forcing my pulse down—thinking, calculating. This wasn’t his territory, but if his hold had already extended from his own pack to the human police… to Sunpeak City… then I needed to stop playing by rules he had already rewritten.I reached for my phone.One call.Not to a commissioner. Not to a chief.Higher.“Connect me to the Attorney General.”They shifted—subtle, but I caught it.Good. Now they we

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