All Chapters of Claimed By The Quad Alpha Bikers : Chapter 31 - Chapter 36

RangerWe've been in the church for the past couple minutes and we are having no headway in determining how Draveth accessed the pack.Titan had maps of the northern perimeter pinned across a chalkboard, wih red marker circling every gap where Draveth’s rogues had shown their faces. Maddox stood near the liquor cart, twirling a glass with a dark scowl on his bruised cheek, while Killian sat on the edge of the leather sofa with his laptop humming on his knees."The motion sensors didn't trip," Killian muttered, moving his fingers fast across the keyboard. "I checked the northern logs twice. Draveth stepped up to that treeline through a dead zone our exterior cams don't cover unless the relay gets manually rerouted.""Meaning?" Titan growled, leaning both hands against the wooden desk."Meaning someone shut the third camera off from the control console downstairs," Killian said, looking up with grim eyes. "Twenty minutes before Draveth showed his ugly face."At his words, silence slamm

Scarlett Pale morning light spilled through the dusty blinds, stinging my eyes as I cracked them open. My entire body felt heavy and completely wrecked in a way that had nothing to do with training. A scratchy wool blanket was pulled up to my chin, but I soon realized that wasn't why I was feeling so hot. The real heat was coming from the massive body curled around mine. One of Titan’s thick arms was slung over my waist, pinning me against his side, as his deep breathing stirred the hair at my temple. I turned my head slightly, looking back over my shoulder at him. His face was actually still for once, the hard, permanent tension wiped from his jaw while he slept. He didn't look like an Alpha barking orders or holding a pack together on brute force. He just looked completely exhausted and almost cute. I carefully shifted, trying to slide out from under his heavy grip without waking him, but as I pulled back, the wool blanket caught on my hip and slid down his bare

Killian The last rogue hit the snowy porch with a loud thud. I didn't wait to watch him stop twitching. My jaws unclamped from his throat, the metallic copper taste of rogue blood burning my tongue as I let my wolf recede. Shifting back from pure adrenaline always felt like peeling hot lead off your muscles. My spine popped, shoulders realigning with blunt agony as my hands flattened into bare human palms against the frosted timber. Behind me, Maddox was already on two feet, dragging a hand through his sweat-soaked blond hair, while Titan stood near the shattered doorway, naked and bruised. None of us gave a shit about clothes, cuts, or the dead bodies cooling in the snow. Because inside the cabin, Scarlett was screaming. It wasn't a girl's scream. It was the sound of an animal being torn apart from the inside out. Titan seemed to spur into movement at first, barreling through the splintered frame, but he froze two steps inside when he saw her. Maddox swore vio