All Chapters of Claimed by the Outcast Alpha: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

Meanwhile… A day passed before Luna Rosalia made her way to Alpha Adrian’s territory. She had to know her daughter’s condition. Zaya and several guards accompanied her. “I want to see my daughter,” Rosalia said the second Adrian appeared before them. The Alpha silently guided them toward a secluded healing chamber deep within the territory, but he stopped the moment they reached the door. He couldn’t bring himself to step inside, not when the woman he loved lay motionless beyond that door. The scent of sacred herbs and moonwater lingered heavily in the air as soon as they entered. Dim silver lights flickered around the room while several healers poured spiritual energy into Lynn’s weakened wolf. Lynn lay on the bed, her dark hair spread across the cushion. Her face was pale, and beneath the blanket, the gentle curve of her swollen stomach was impossible to miss. Zaya’s eyes immediately filled with tears. “Lynn, what happened to you?” she whispered, her fingers trembling as she b

Even though my nerves threatened to freeze me in place, I stepped out of the town hall, my three roommates close behind me. Dozens of Blackwood warriors stood at the academy grounds. Their imposing presence immediately drew the attention of every student nearby. What were Blackwood warriors doing here? The academy was neutral territory, a place where pack conflicts and political disputes were strictly forbidden. “Have you all lost your senses?” High Chancellor Flint demanded as he strode toward the gathering. “You know the academy’s laws are sacred. Explain why you’ve come here!” A broad-shouldered man stepped forward from the group. “I am the head council of the Blackwood Pack,” he announced. “I have come to investigate and punish Gwyneth Valerius.” His gaze cut directly to me. C

My hands grabbed Enzo’s clothes, pulling him closer against the rain. My grip shook, not from weakness, but from everything I was holding back from collapsing completely.  “Tell me the truth! Why did you even agree to marry someone like me? Was it because my father promised you the position of his heir?”  He didn’t answer, not even a flicker of denial.  “You’re not sure about your own plan, yet you still let me look like a fool,” I said, my voice breaking as I went on. “While I was there, drowning in my own feelings… There were  moments I thought about running away to be with you, my shadow guard. Because I truly believed I’d rather stay with you, the person I spent those two months with, than be tied to anyone else!”  The bond between us felt like it was tearing at the edges, stretching painfully thin, as

The Luna had been a good mother to me for years. But standing here now, I couldn’t help wondering whether all of it had been nothing more than performance, a kindness worn like a mask to keep her secrets safe. The Alpha’s voice cut through the room, and with it, the final thread between us snapped. “As Alpha of this pack, I am issuing Lucian’s punishment for his disrespect toward the Luna. Effective immediately, he is stripped of all involvement in pack affairs and politics for one month. He will remain confined to these quarters until he has reflected on his conduct and understood the gravity of his actions.” Something hot and wild surged through me. “You can’t do that!” A growl rumbled in my throat. “I am the only heir of the Blackwood Pack! I’ve spent years proving myself worthy of that title; every mission, every negotiation, every sacrifice, I made the

Burned bodies lay everywhere across the territory, some so badly hurt they couldn’t be recognized. Injured warriors stumbled through the wreckage, while others gasped for air as poison spread through their bodies. Homes that had sheltered generations of the pack were now smoking ruins, and the air was thick with ash and sadness. Wolves moved through the destruction in shocked silence. They searched what was left of their homes with blank, empty eyes, unable to believe that everything they had built was completely gone. My father stood at the center of it all, surrounded by the council and the remaining ranked warriors.  When his eyes met mine, I didn’t see anger; I saw disappointment. That was far worse. “Lucian’s security clearance was used to disable the territory barriers!” the Head Warrior reported. “The rogues gained access through the breach created last night.”