All Chapters of Claimed by the Biker Alpha’s: Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

Rook’s POVThe library was silent, save for the sound of our ragged breathing and the distant creak of the old manor’s floorboards. I kept my hand anchored on Maddie’s hip, the emerald silk of her dress bunched up between my fingers. I couldn't look away from her. My eyes lingered on the flush of her cheeks, the way her lips were swollen from the bruise of my mouth, and the sheer, defiant heat radiating from her skin. She looked like a goddess carved from ice and fire, and for a moment, the world outside this room didn't exist.I didn't even realize I was moving until I leaned in again, pulling her into another kiss. It wasn't like the first one—it was slower, deeper, a desperate tasting of her that made my wolf howl behind my ribs. I felt her hands slide up my chest, her nails digging into the fabric of my shirt, urging me closer.I forced myself to pull away. The air between us felt cold the second the contact broke."Rook?" she whispered, her voice trembling with a mix of confusion

Maddie’s POVThe room was a haze of friction and heat, my senses narrowing down to the two men who were currently claiming every inch of my skin. Jax’s mouth was a storm against mine, his tongue sweeping deep, while my hand remained clamped around Silas’s erection. I could feel the rhythmic pulse of him against my palm, a steady thrum that matched the frantic beat of my heart."Maddie, god," Silas groaned, his voice cracking as he buried his face in the crook of my neck. His breath was scorching. "You have no idea what you’re doing to me. I’ve been starving for this.""Then stop starving," I whispered against Jax’s lips, my voice thick and unrecognizable to my own ears. I let go of Silas’s pants just long enough to fumble with his belt. "I want both of you. Right now. No more waiting."Jax pulled back just an inch, his eyes dark with a primal, predatory hunger. "You heard her, Silas. Get those clothes off. I’m not letting her go for a second.""You don't have to," Silas rasped. He str

Jax’s povThe world turned into a white-hot roar. The floor bucked beneath my boots, and the shockwave slammed into my chest, stealing my breath. Glass rained down like diamond dust, shimmering in the smoke-filled air. My ears were ringing with a high-pitched, agonizing whine that drowned out the settling debris."Maddie!" I roared, though I couldn't even hear my own voice.I lunged through the haze, my heart hammering against my ribs. I had to get to her. I had to make sure she wasn't shredded by the glass. I saw a flash of red hair through the gray soot and lunged, but someone was already there. Rook had her pinned under his massive frame, shielding her body with his own against the headboard. His eyes met mine, sharp and focused despite the chaos.He had her. She was safe.I pivoted on my heel, the instinct to protect shifting instantly into the instinct to hunt. "Status!" I yelled, my hearing finally beginning to pop back into place. "Silas! Dare! Report!"Silas was already on his

Maddie’s povThe air in the foyer was ice, but the stares from the pack members were blistering. I stayed on my knees, my fingers digging into the rug, letting my shoulders quake with every ragged breath. I could hear the whispers starting—the low, cruel hum of people who had been waiting for a reason to turn on the outsider."Look at her," a female warrior sneered, her voice carrying over the crowd. "Guess the magic finally wore off, didn't it? The little witch couldn't keep her hooks in the Alphas forever.""Must be the herbs," a scout added, stepping closer to where I huddled. "She had them all dazed, tying them down like dogs. Now that Jax has his head on straight, he sees her for the parasite she is."I looked up, my vision blurred by the fake tears I’d forced to the surface. I looked toward the hallway where Jax had disappeared. "Jax! Please!" I cried out, my voice cracking perfectly. "Don't do this! I have nowhere to go! You promised me I was safe here!"The scout laughed, a ha

Maddie’s povThe air in this wing of the Council’s inner sanctum was thick with the smell of old stone and incense that made my throat itch. I sat on the edge of the velvet-covered cot, watching the two women who had brought me here. They moved with a strange, synchronized grace, their eyes never meeting mine, only flickering toward the door every time a heavy footfall echoed in the hall."Will the Elders be arriving soon?" I asked, my voice echoing in the small, circular room.One of the women, a tall brunette with a sharp jawline, didn’t even blink. "The Elders will speak when they are ready, Maddie. You are to remain here. This is a place of sanctity.""I get that, but I’m not exactly a prisoner, am I?" I pressed, trying to gauge her reaction.She didn't look at me. Instead, she looked at the heavy oak door as it creaked open. Three men in long, slate-grey robes stepped inside. The Elders. They looked ancient, their skin like parchment, but their eyes held a predatory sharpness tha