All Chapters of She's Mine To Claim: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

"You have got to be kidding me." Henry snarled when Shota finished. "You think I'm lying?" Shota retorted. "Maybe you're not." Henry said. He stood up and began to pace around the room. "But you're wrong about Aurora. How is she a danger to me?""I don't know. I only told you what I saw in my vision.""Well maybe your vision is wrong." Shota stood up too, her face a mask of anger. "I can turn a deaf ear to anything you say, but don't you dare tell me my visions are wrong.""If they're not wrong, they mean something else." Henry shot back. "Just because you saw me dead doesn't mean Aurora is going to hurt me.""Henry I am being reasonable here." Shota snapped at him. "I could have stayed back at Tamerin when I got the vision, but I didn't. I came here on my own to let you know about it. You can't just turn a blind eye to it."Henry was getting really worked up, and pacing around did little to lessen it. Shota had to be wrong, he thought. There was no way Aurora would hurt him. There

The day slowly dragged on until it was dusk. Henry was in his study, pacing around. Tyler was sitting on the sofa beside the room, watching him worriedly. "It could just be a coincidence." He said after a while. Henry stopped and stared at him. "Coincidence?" He repeated. "Tyler, Shota looked like she had seen a ghost. When she called Aurora Kahlan, she actually thought she was staring at the dark witch.""But Aurora isn't a witch." Tyler said. "She's a shifter.""We still don't know what kind of shifter she is." Henry said, resuming his pacing. "As much as I don't want to admit it, I know Shota wasn't playing games when she called Aurora Kahlan.""Could... could it be Aurora is Kahlan's reincarnation?" Tyler asked thoughtfully. "I don't think so." Henry shook his head. "Shota would have said something if that were true.""And you don't remember how Kahlan looks."Henry stared at Tyler unbelievably. "You know, Shota was right." He said. "You're a moron. It's been years, Tyler. How

"Noooooo!" Lady Dowager screamed. She dropped to her knees beside Collins' lifeless body, screaming loudly, her voice raw with pain. When Henry ripped Collins' head off, Aurora shut her eyes and turned her face away. She knew Henry was ruthless when it came to his enemies, but she wasn't used to such brutality. Even Penelope turned her face away. Only Tyler stood there, his face devoid of emotion. Lady Dowager kept screaming, her dress slowly getting soaked with the blood that pooled on the floor. Celia stood frozen, her eyes wide open with dread and terror. She didn't even try to cry when she saw her twin brother's lifeless body sprawled beside her. Henry flung the head aside and his cold glare settled on Celia. "You made a big mistake, Celia." He said, his voice cold as ice. "You and your mother should have known better. Did you really think your potion would work on me?"He gripped her jaw tightly and raised her head so he could stare down at her. "I am not just any lycan." He

Aurora stared at the piece of paper silently. The scribbled words resounded in her head repeatedly until she thought it would explode. Find the truth. What truth? What was Katherina talking about? Did something terrible happen while she was at the castle? What could have happened? The questions kept pounding within Aurora's head and for a moment, she was at a loss of what to do. She stared at the written note one more time, then folded it up and pushed it back into the book. Grabbing another of the book that Matilda brought, she flipped through the pages, hoping there would be another one. She went through almost all the books before she came to the last one. As she picked it up, another folded piece of paper fell out. She grabbed it and quickly unfolded it. It was the same handwriting from Katherina. This one read, "I hope you are a reader like me, because that is the only way you will be able to find this letter. My name is Katherina. I am Henry's last mistress. Tomorrow at da

While Aurora still pondered over the strangeness of Henry leaving every full moon, Matilda returned holding a breakfast tray and a little brown envelope. "Miss Penelope asked of you." She said as she set the tray down. Aurora suddenly felt bad for pushing Penelope away the previous night. She had just been too upset to talk to anyone. "I was really unkind to her last night." She lamented. "Please tell her to come up to the library later to meet me.""Sure I will." Matilda said. She handed the envelope to Aurora and clasp her hands behind her. "And Rose, I know it's not my place to say this but..."Aurora looked up, wondering why she stopped. "But what?" She asked. "Go on. Say it.""Don't be mad at the Alpha." Matilda said. "I know he must have made you upset, and I wouldn't be saying this because it's none of my business, but you're my friend and you've been so nice to me."Aurora dropped the envelope and walked over to Matilda. "You've been nice to me too, Matilda. You're the onl