All Chapters of Claimed By The Storm Brothers: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

EiraMy heart was pounding so hard that I could feel it in my throat.Had someone actually followed us all the way to the hospital?Kael growled quietly beside me. His eyes had turned bloodshot as he pushed the door open and quickly scanned the hallway.Nothing.It was completely empty.“We’re leaving. Now,” he muttered, grabbing my arm more roughly than necessary.We stepped out of the elevator on the ground floor and nearly collided with Thorne.He was walking toward us with a deep frown on his face, looking like he was already in a terrible mood.“What the hell are you doing here?” Kael snapped. “Were you following us?”“Yeah,” Thorne fired back without hesitation. “Sons of Alphas are dropping dead like flies in our pack, and all my brother cares about is sneaking around in the middle of the night with her.”His eyes shifted toward me, irritation written all over his face.“Guess I’m the only Storm with any sense left.”“Shut your damn mouth,” Kael snarled.He shoved Thorne hard in

SorenI was relieved to see Eira recovering so quickly, even if I didn’t want to admit it. By evening she was already walking on her own.Kael was stuck in an urgent meeting with Dad, and Thorne was nowhere in sight, so I ended up escorting her to the pack square myself. I wasn’t thrilled about her being in such a crowded place while she was still healing, but leaving her alone in that massive mansion felt worse. The thought irritated me. I didn’t like that I cared enough to notice.The square was packed with wolves from every pack, and the smell of grilled food hung thick in the air. With the Conclave Games kicking off tonight, the turnout was even bigger than the opening ceremony. Everyone wanted a shot at the games especially the Capture the Flag tournament.Our Moonridge Pack team hadn’t made it past the third round in years. This was our fourth year competing, and we’d trained in secret all year just to finally take the win. Dad would lose it if some random pack managed to captu

Eira I wasn’t comfortable with the idea of helping Thorne wash up. The thought sat wrong in my chest the whole way back. He clearly wasn’t happy about it either. He sulked and grunted every step, like even being near me made him sick.“Don’t try anything funny,” he snapped the second I started filling the tub with warm water.“I..I should be the one telling you that,” I shot back, the words coming out smaller than I meant them to.It was bold of him to even think I would want anything after he’d tried to kill me barely an hour ago. These were the same triplets who looked at me like I was dirt. And now I was supposed to bathe one of them?Once the tub was full I helped him climb in. My hands were shaking. I undid the buttons of his shirt one by one, slipped it off his body, and dropped it on the floor. I swallowed hard at the sight of his abs and looked away at once. It was the first time in my life I had seen a guy shirtless and it felt wrong. Off. I kept telling myself this isn’t ri

KAEL’S POVEira let out a muffled moan when I pushed into her fully, and I hated the grin that came with it. Her legs shook with every stroke. She tried to pull away and I caught her wrists before she could.“K..Kael,” she stammered.“What.” I kept moving in her slow. I didn’t like rushing. I never had. I wanted her to feel all of it. I wanted this to be a night she wouldn’t forget, and I wanted her wanting more when it was over. It was her first time. I wasn’t going to treat it like nothing, even if part of me wished I could.I pulled out of her slowly and watched her wetness roll down her thighs. My hands found her breasts again. I cupped them and squeezed her nipples until a sharp cry left her mouth.“You like that?” I breathed against her neck, irritated that I even cared how it sounded.She said something I couldn’t catch. Those little sounds she kept trying to swallow were doing more to me than I wanted to admit. I hated that.I spread her legs a little and pushed back in to th

ThorneAt exactly 9 p.m. the games started.Capture the Flag had been around for centuries, and everyone knew the rules by heart. Both teams set their bases deep in the woods, miles apart. A gunshot cracked through the air, and that was the signal. Whichever side grabbed the other team’s flag first won.It was a tricky game. Over the years packs had come up with all kinds of strategies. Most went for the divide-and-conquer approach, splitting into pairs to hunt. We stuck with the old way hold a strong position and wait for the other side to come to us.Our base sat right beside a stream at the edge of the woods. Kael jammed our bright red flag into the ground, and we settled in to wait for the Frostfang Pack.The silence dragged on for a long time. I didn’t really feel like talking, but somebody had to keep everyone awake so we wouldn’t get ambushed.“How long do you think it’ll take them to find us?” I asked Kael.“Shouldn’t be long,” he shrugged. “Our base is pretty open.”“Yeah,”