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CHAPTER 20
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Claimed by the Biker Alpha’s CHAPTER 29
Madeleine's POV The clanging of metal outside the barred window was a constant reminder of my predicament. It was dark, damp, and smelled of stale blood and desperation. I traced the grimy outlines of the cells oppositemine, each one empty except for a lone figure slumped in the corner furthest from the light – Emilia. We had, in the strange way of captives, formed a silent alliance over the past few days. A shared glance, a nod of understanding, a quiet comfort in mutual misery.Outside, the Hellhounds howled, their drunken laughter echoing through the thick stone walls. They were celebrating again. Another ‘successful’ raid, another territory claimed, another group of innocents terrorized. I pressed my forehead against the cold stone, a silent prayer forming on my lips. Jax, Silas, Rook, Dare. Please, just find me. Find my trail. Follow it to this hellhole. My escape plan was flimsy, reliant on luck and a moment of inattention from my captors. But with them here, with my pack, i
Claimed by the Biker Alpha’s CHAPTER 28
Maddie's POVA dull ache pounded behind my eyes. My body felt stiff, heavy, and cold. The familiar scent of pine and rich earth was gone, replaced by something metallic and sterile. I lay still, trying to sift through the fog in my brain. The kidnapping flooded back, a torrent of fear washing over me. The black bag. The struggle. The rough hands.I tested my surroundings. My hands were still bound, but no longer behind me. They were cuffed together, in front of me, allowing a little movement, but nowhere near enough to free myself. My feet were bare and cold, and I was lying on something hard, like concrete, but with a thin, scratchy blanket over me.I pushed myself up, wincing as a sharp pain shot through my neck. My head still swam, but the immediate fog had begun to lift. The bag was gone. I blinked, trying to adjust my eyes to the dim light. I was in a room. A small, sterile room. Bare concrete walls, one small window high up near the ceiling, covered with thick bars. A single, fl
Claimed by the Biker Alpha’s CHAPTER 27
Jax's POVThe bike sputtered, finally dying as we pulled into the lot. My stomach dropped like a lead weight. Nothing. No Madeleine. My eyes darted around, searching the familiar, grimy exterior of the clubhouse. Silas cut his engine, Rook and Dare right behind him. We all knew before anyone spoke a word.“She’s not here.” Silas’s voice was rough, a tight wire.Dare was already off his bike, strides long toward the front door. “The hell she isn’t.”“She better be.” Rook’s hand instinctively went to the knife at his hip. The air thickened with unspoken dread.We pushed inside. Emptiness echoed. The silence was deafening, a stark contrast to the usual roar and clatter. Plates still sat on the kitchen counter, half-eaten. A forgotten mug. Her mug. My throat tightened.“No note.” Dare ran a hand through his hair, frustration warring with rising panic. “No nothing.”My eyes scanned the floor. There was a drag mark, faint but undeniable, leading right to the back door. Not Madeline’s carefu
Claimed by the Biker Alpha’s CHAPTER 26
Madeleine’s POVMy finger trembled on the trigger, the metal cold against my skin.There, in the dim light of the training ground, stood the target. I squeezed, the shot echoing, slicing through the air, and then… nothing. A clean miss. The bullet embedded itself in the wall, nowhere near where it was supposed to land.A chorus of soft chuckles met my ears. I lowered the pistol, a flush creeping up my neck.Jax. Rook. Dare. Silas.They stood there, every single one of them, a slow, predatory smile spreading across their faces. They started walking towards me, a silent, unified front. Each step they took ratcheted up the heat in the room, or maybe it was just inside me. My skin felt taut, a burning awareness spreading from my toes to the roots of my hair.Jax reached me first, his hands settling on my waist, pulling me close. The rough fabric of his shirt grazed my cheek, and the scent of him, pine and something distinctly masculine, filled my senses.His brothers fanned out around us,
Claimed by the Biker Alpha’s CHAPTER 25
Madeleine's POV The clang of metal on metal echoed from the garage, a constant reminder of the new locks and reinforced gates. It had been like this for days, ever since Silas got hurt. Jax, Dare, and Rook were everywhere, their faces grim, their voices low as they issued orders to the other club members. Every time I saw them, I felt a fresh wave of guilt wash over me. Silas was still confined to his bed, his arm in a sling, and it was all my fault. I was a magnet for trouble, a weakness they hadn’t needed.I watched Jax from the kitchen, stirring my coffee far too vigorously. He leaned against the doorframe, still shirtless even in the cool morning air, his gaze sweeping over the yard. He radiated a protective energy that made me feel both safe and ridiculously burdensome.“Morning, angel,” he rumbled, stepping inside. He grabbed a mug and poured himself some coffee, his eyes softening as they met mine. “Sleep well?”I shrugged. “As well as I could.” I didn't want to bring up the n
Claimed by the Biker Alpha’s CHAPTER 24
Madeleine's POVThe roar of Dare’s engine filled my ears, a brutal counterpoint to the thudding in my chest. Silas was draped across the back of the bike, Dare’s strong arm clamped around him, holding him secure against the wind. I clung to Dare’s waist, my cheek pressed against his leather vest, my eyes fixed on Silas’s pale face. He looked so vulnerable, so still. My fault. All my fault.The compound gates swung open the moment we approached, the familiar iron screech like a warning cry. Jax and Rook were already there, their faces grim, waiting. Dare cut the engine, the sudden silence deafening after the ride. He dismounted carefully, easing Silas’s weight into Rook and Jax’s arms.“Doc!” Dare bellowed, his voice raw. “Get the fuck over here!”A small, wiry man with spectacles perched on his nose scurried out from one of the buildings, a bag slung over his shoulder. He took one look at Silas and his eyes widened. “Bring him inside, boys. To the infirmary.”They carried him, a dead
Claimed by the Biker Alpha’s CHAPTER TWO
Madeleine's POVI ran quickly towards the stage, hoping the guards wouldn't block me from getting there. No one had stood up to present themselves as the Alpha's mate. Was that not enough proof that I belonged to him?“Step back. Calm down. Have you forgotten who Damon is?” I said in my mind, but m
Claimed by the Biker Alpha’s CHAPTER ONE
Madeleine’s POVIt was almost time.I heaved a deep breath, clasping my palms around the sides of my head to reduce the noise coming from the Grand Mating Ceremony Hall.Everyone was anticipating the full glow of the moon. The hall was packed with stars. Several Alphas sat at the high tables, wavin
Claimed by the Biker Alpha’s CHAPTER 09
Madeleine POV The soft mattress barely registered beneath me. My eyes were wide open, fixed on the ceiling, a canvas for the replay of yesterday’s humiliation. Every word, every sneer, every disgusted glance from the pack elders flashed behind my eyelids. I was worthless. Unmated. A broken echo of
Claimed by the Biker Alpha’s CHAPTER 08
Madeleine's POV The walls of this place felt like they were shrinking, inch by inch, every time I took a breath. I spent the morning counting exits. Kitchen door, back mudroom, the heavy reinforced front entrance—three ways out, all of them locked. My pulse hummed in my throat, a rhythmic, frantic
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