Alle Kapitel von Claimed By The Alpha Billionaire : Kapitel 31 – Kapitel 40

Chapter 31LenaThe doors shook again.This time, the metal frame bent inward.Everyone in the room went silent.Kai stood in front of me.His shoulders were tense, his attention fixed on the entrance.I could feel the bond between us like a live wire beneath my skin.“Lena.”I looked at him.“When I tell you to move, you move.”I nodded.“But don't leave me.”His eyes held mine for a second.“I won't.”Another impact hit.The doors burst open.Men flooded into the hall.Security opened fire.The attackers scattered, using the confusion to push deeper into the building.Kai moved with them.Fast.Precise.He struck the first man before the attacker could raise his weapon.Another came from the side.Kai blocked him.Marcus and the security team pushed the remaining attackers away from the council members.I stayed where Kai had told me to stay.For three seconds.Then I heard it.A heartbeat.Behind me.I turned.A man stood near the inner corridor.He wasn't fighting.He was watching

Chapter 33 – LenaThe moment the roof door slammed behind us, the noise from the council hall became distant.Too distant.I stopped halfway up the final stair.Kai turned immediately.“What is it?”I held up a hand.There.A heartbeat.Slow.Steady.Waiting.My pulse jumped.“He’s here.”Kai’s jaw tightened.“Rival Alpha?”I nodded.He stepped in front of me, but I caught his arm.“No.”His eyes cut toward mine.“You stay behind me.”“I’m not staying behind you.”“Lena.”“I can hear him.”The words came out quieter than I intended.“But I can also hear something else.”Kai went still.“What?”I closed my eyes.Wind rushed across the rooftop above us. Somewhere below, people shouted as the council tried to restore order. Security moved through the building.But underneath all of it was another sound.A faint metallic hum.“Something is running.”Kai looked at Marcus.Marcus immediately touched his earpiece.“Checking.”We reached the rooftop.Cold wind hit my face.The city stretched

Chapter 35 – LenaThe moment we stepped back into the council chamber, the room erupted.Voices collided from every direction.Council members argued over the missing electronic records. Security officers moved between the families, trying to keep everyone behind the protected line. Marcus stood near the central table with the original voting documents secured against his chest.Kai walked straight toward him.“Status.”Marcus shook his head.“The electronic system is still down. Someone cut the connection from the eastern service room.”“Can it be restored?”“Not remotely.”Kai looked toward the council members.“How long until the vote is finalized?”Marcus checked his watch.“Minutes.”The room seemed to tighten around us.Minutes.After everything that had happened, it would come down to minutes.Then I heard it.A heartbeat.Not in the room.Below us.I turned toward the floor.Kai noticed immediately.“What?”“Someone is underneath us.”Marcus looked confused.“There shouldn't b

Chapter 37 – LenaFor the first time in weeks, there was no one chasing us.No footsteps behind me.No unfamiliar vehicles outside.No warning messages.No voice telling me I had until tomorrow.Just silence.Real silence.I stood beside Kai in the council chamber while security finished clearing the room.The rival Alpha had been taken away.Councilman Vale was already in custody.The vote was settled.Kai had retained his position.And somehow, after everything that had happened, I didn't know what I was supposed to feel.Relief came first.Then exhaustion.Then the strange realization that I could finally breathe.Kai looked at me.“You're tired.”I almost laughed.“That's an understatement.”A faint smile touched his face.It disappeared almost immediately.“Your sister.”My stomach tightened.I had almost forgotten how quickly relief could turn into fear.“The treatment.”Kai nodded.“Marcus has the medical team ready.”We left the council chamber together.This time, no one stop

Chapter 39 – LenaMorning came quietly.That almost felt wrong.After everything that had happened, I had expected the world to wake up with sirens, shouting, or another emergency waiting behind the next door.Instead, sunlight slipped through the hospital windows.My sister was asleep.The machines beside her bed were steady.And for the first time in weeks, I wasn't afraid of what the next hour would bring.I sat beside her, watching her breathe.She looked better.Still tired, but better.The doctor had said the treatment was working, and I had repeated those words to myself so many times that they had almost become a prayer.I reached for her hand.She stirred.“You're still here.”I smiled.“Where else would I be?”“You have class.”I groaned.“You're really going to remind me?”She opened one eye.“You said you were going back.”“I did.”“Then go.”I stared at her.“You're enjoying ordering me around.”“A little.”I laughed softly.The sound felt unfamiliar.Not because I had fo