Claimed By My Husband's Enemy Novels & Stories

I said with my head raised high. He looked at me once and then nodded. “Sure, see you inside Romano” Stefano nodded as we both watched the man leave. “What the fuck were you doing speaking to Moretti?!” “Moretti?” That was freaking Moretti Cassino. I had sex with Moretti? My husband’s enemy?! Fuck me.

he asked. “Barely.” “What did he do this time?” “Exist.” Kaden huffed a quiet laugh. “Fair.” “He’s pushing another expansion plan,” I added. “A bad one.” “Son of a bitch,” he said flatly. I smiled. “Nice to know we think the same about him.” He leaned closer to my face. “The enemy of my wife is also my enemy.” I tried to hide my smile. “You said dinner,” I reminded him. “Yes.”

Carolanne asked, one brow arching. “Twice,” Myla said softly, nodding. Hayden’s jaw flexed, the muscle jumping like he was grinding his teeth to dust. “If this man thinks you belong to him, then anyone close to you becomes the enemy.” Carolanne straightened slowly, gaze flicking to Hayden. “You do realize this means she has most likely always been the target. Not you.” Hayden’s gaze sharpened at her. “Excuse me?” Carolanne didn’t blink at his sharp tone.

And suddenly, I wasn’t sure if I was playing the game— Or if I was the one being played. Leon stepped closer, his presence overwhelming, his gaze a challenge. “I don’t regret any of it.” I swallowed hard. “And if I do?” His lips curved into something that wasn’t quite a smile. Something darker. “Then maybe it’s time you learned what it really means to be my wife.” A chill raced down my spine. Because for the first time, I wasn’t sure if I had married a man— Or if I had married my greatest enemy.

“What’s the plan?” A faint smile tugged at Nala’s lips as she let go of my hands and returned to her seat. “First of all, no one can know about this. I mean no one—not even Nick,” Nala warned. “But… he’s my husband,” I protested. “I understand. But if we’re going to make any real progress, everyone needs to think we’re still enemies.” My brows furrowed. “We’re not friends either.” Nala’s hard expression softened for a moment.

His hands were in mid-air to make me sit back but he thought better not to do so and asked me to listen to one more thing he had got to say. "What is it?" "Uh... it's about the ones who are against you and Andrew." Scrunching my face in confusion I looked at him for the further explanation which he did. "Well, there is this guy who hates your husband, and he is helping my so-called wife." He spat last words with hatred before passing me some pics of a male. "Why would he dislike my spouse?"

His scarred face twisted with anger. “This is ridiculous!” He pointed directly at Serafina. “She’s our enemy! She murdered Black Fang’s warriors! And now we’re applauding her?” The cheering stopped. Silence returned. The older warrior glared at Darius. “Alpha, with respect... your claim protects her life.” His gaze shifted back to Serafina. “But it does not earn her out trust.” Several warriors nodded. Others remained uncertain. The tension returned instantly. Serafina lowered her eyes. Of course. This was the reaction she expected. She had almost forgotten. No matter what she did, she would always be the assassin.

This was Killian Blackwood’s heir, growing inside me while I lived under Julian’s roof. I collapsed onto the floor, my hand pressing against my still-flat stomach. I was carrying the child of my husband’s greatest enemy. If Julian found out, he wouldn't just be angry—he would be lethal. He would see this baby not as a life, but as the ultimate evidence of his humiliation. I had to run. But where? I looked at the phone on the vanity. I remembered the note Killian had left me. *You don't owe a ghost anything.* I didn't owe Julian my loyalty anymore. But did I dare run to the monster who had started this fire? Or was I just trading one cage for another?

“Not between enemies.” The words settled between them. Aria’s chest tightened slightly. “You’re very sure my father is your enemy.” Kael’s gaze sharpened. “He invaded my territory tonight.” “That might be because he thinks you kidnapped his daughter.” Kael paused. “That’s a fair point.” Aria sighed. “So we have an Alpha war, a secret father, and a mysterious bond that I don’t understand.” Kael nodded. “That sums it up.” She looked toward the door again. “Then I guess we should leave.”