All Chapters of The Rogue Alpha’s Claim: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

Ariel told him all she could manage to tell him before the guilt began to tug at her heart.It wasn’t like she had a choice; she had been staying here for two days now, and this was some sort of compensation for housing and feeding her.But she suddenly erupted into a violent fit of coughing, her body convulsing as she hacked up phlegm from the depths of her throat, and the alpha's eyes widened in alarm, his germaphobia triggered, and he shifted uncomfortably.“Excuse me.” Ariel croaked out, and she ran in the direction of the bathroom, making a show of puking her guts out.“Are you alright?” The alpha called from outside the bathroom, his voice dipping with concern, but she knew he was only angry at the half-information he had received.“I think I need to rest.” Ariel called out in a dry, airy tone that had the alpha leaving her room reluctantly.Ariel heaved a sigh of relief as she heard the door shut, and she waited for some seconds longer before she came outside.She had been spil

“Ariel?” The woman's voice was muffled and distant, as if it were being filtered through a thick layer of water. “Ariel, what happened?” The voice grew slightly louder, but it still sounded like it was coming from beneath the surface of a stagnant pool.The voice dripped of concern, of a love that she had always yearned for, and more tears dropped from her eyes.“What is wrong? Did you see your wolf?” The woman held her hands, squeezing them occasionally, but Ariel shook her head. The words were stuck in her throat like a morsel of food that refused to come down.“Excuse me?” She croaked out a sob, her voice cracking with emotion, as she ran out of the room. Tears streamed down her face, blurring her vision, but she didn't need to see to know where she was going. Her instincts guided her until she reached the safety of her door.“Miss Ariel, you are back.” She heard the bodyguard say, but she pushed him away, jerked the door open, and closed it, making sure to secure it well before sh

“Alright.” The wolf reluctantly agreed after she had considered all of the options.Ariel was right in a lot of things, and if she would admit it, she was tired of staying alone.Wolf thrived better with their human companion, and she had made a promise to her parents and their humans that she would take care of Ariel.It was time for her to start fulfilling that promise.“Yes!” Ariel screamed excitedly, pumping her fist in the air. “Thank you so much. I promise you will not regret this.”The wolf chuckled at her, her smile reminding her of the young girl she used to know."So, how do we do this?” Ariel asked, breaking the silence. “Do you jump inside me? Do I enter inside you or what?”Ariel took another look at the wolf, and she dismissed the first thought. There was no way she was going to jump into her without causing harm.“Just close your eyes.”“Hun?” Ariel's pupil widened for a split second as she heard it. “What are you trying to do?”“Just close your eyes!”“Alright.” Ariel

The pack has been bursting with excitement as the new moon gets closer. The air was alive with a palpable buzz that was nearly impossible to ignore, and everyone had been preparing in their own little way.Ariel wasn’t left out either.Laura had explained to her that the first shift was going to be the most painful thing she had ever experienced, and not even a horrible cramp could compare.Although Ariel had no idea how she knew about cramp pain since werewolves don’t experience such pain.For the days that followed, all she would hear was the full moon, and apparently this was special because it was a winter full moon, and everyone was anticipating it.But it was the question on everyone’s lips that was bothering her.“Are you ready for the shift? Are you ready to shift?” It was literally being ingrained in her. Anyone she came across would ask her this question before asking her if she was ready.“You would be fine.” Judith had reassured her several times, but she was finding it di

Ariel's eyes fluttered open, but her body screamed in protest as it ached all over. The memory of last night was still foggy in her brain, and no matter how she tried, she couldn’t remember the details.She rolled to the edge of her bed and placed her feet gingerly on the floor, trying to stand up, but her leg buckled beneath her, and she fell on the floor.“W-what the…” Ariel glanced around her as she struggled to piece the little fragment; her legs felt like they were made of jellies, and it was only one person who would answer this. “Laura?” Ariel tried to reach her wolf, but all she got was a static silence, and it frightened her.“Laura?” She tried again but got no response, and she reached for the bed, hoisting herself up. She lay on the bed, her eyes closed, as she tried to recall the events of the last night.She could remember the intense pain she felt as her bone broke, and she shivered from the muscle memory. They hadn’t been exaggerating when they said it was probably the