LOGINShare
Chapter 78: The Serpent Within
Last Updated:
2025-12-27 15:37:13
Latest chapter
REJECTED AND REBORN AS THE ALPHA KING'S LUNA Chapter 79: Trust No One
POV: Theo Paranoia was a poison, and it was killing us slowly. Three days since the Oracle's death. Three days of looking over our shoulders, jumping at shadows, wondering if the person standing next to us was secretly planning our murder. Thelma wouldn't tell anyone what she saw in the vision. Not even me, her twin. She said she needed evidence first, needed to be absolutely certain before destroying someone's life with an accusation. I understood. But it was torture watching her carry that burden alone. I'd taken on a different burden. Finding the traitor before they killed again. The problem was, everyone looked guilty when you were searching for guilt. I sat in the command tent, studying the people we'd trusted with our lives. My mental list of suspects grew longer every hour. Luna. My mate, the woman I loved. But her hybrid transformation had changed her in ways we didn't understand. She acted strange sometimes, distant, like she was fighting an internal battle. Could the
REJECTED AND REBORN AS THE ALPHA KING'S LUNA Chapter 78: The Serpent Within
We sat down together, his arm around my shoulders, my head on his chest. "I was so scared," I whispered. "When you didn't remember me. When I thought I'd lost you forever." "You didn't lose me. You never could." Xavier tilted my chin up, his gray eyes intense. "Even without memories, I loved you. My soul knew you. That's what the mate bond is, Thelma. It's not just emotional or physical. It's destiny." He kissed me gently, and I felt years of pain and fear and separation dissolve. We made love there under the stars, slowly and reverently, celebrating life and reconnection. Every touch was worship. Every kiss was a promise. Afterward, we lay tangled together, Xavier tracing the mate mark on my neck with gentle fingers. "I forgot this for a while," he said softly. "But my body never did. Even without memories, I was drawn to you. To this mark. To us." "You're my home, Xavier," I said, tears sliding down my temples. "In every timeline, every version of our story, you're my hom
REJECTED AND REBORN AS THE ALPHA KING'S LUNA Chapter 77: Crimson Dawn Rising
POV: Thelma Chaos. That was the only word for what happened after Mitchell's revelation. The fragile peace we'd barely started to build shattered like glass. Wolves snarled at vampires. Humans backed away from everyone supernatural. The Wolf Council members argued among themselves, voices rising in accusation and fear. Ravencrest's vampires melted into shadows, their trust evaporating. "Enough!" I roared, my Alpha voice cutting through the noise like a blade. Everyone stopped. Turned to look at me. I stood in the center of the crater, blood-stained and exhausted but radiating authority I'd earned through suffering and survival. Xavier moved to stand beside me, his True Alpha presence amplifying my own. "We don't have time for this," I said, making eye contact with as many people as possible. "Someone wants us fractured. Wants us weak and suspicious of each other. If we turn on ourselves now, they win without firing another shot." "Easy to say when your family name isn'
REJECTED AND REBORN AS THE ALPHA KING'S LUNA Chapter 76: Shadowfang’s Awakening
POV: Xavier Tell me, General, would you be proposing peace if we hadn't just destroyed your secret prison?" "Probably not," Hawthorne admitted. "But that doesn't make the offer less genuine. The world is changing. We can either adapt together or destroy each other. I choose adaptation." "As do I," a new voice said. Alpha Celeste walked through the military line, the soldiers parting for her automatically. The ancient Alpha's presence commanded respect even from humans. Behind her came other members of the Wolf Council, including Damien. "The Council tracked the crisis here," Celeste explained. "We're prepared to enter negotiations for a formal supernatural-human council. The first in history." I looked at Thelma, then Theo, then Luna. This was bigger than us now. Bigger than one destroyed facility or one group of survivors. This could change everything. "I want one condition," I said. "Every prisoner freed from this facility gets full immunity. No prosecution, no regis
REJECTED AND REBORN AS THE ALPHA KING'S LUNA Chapter 75: The Aftermath
POV: Xavier Pain dragged me back to consciousness. Every muscle in my body screamed. My skin felt burned. My bones ached like I'd been trampled by a stampede. But I was alive. I forced my eyes open to find myself lying in a crater where the facility used to be. Smoke curled into the night sky, lit by fire still burning in the debris. The smell of concrete dust and chemicals filled my lungs. "Xavier?" I turned my head, and relief flooded through me so powerfully I nearly sobbed. Thelma lay beside me, unconscious but breathing. Her chest rose and fell steadily. Blood matted her hair, and bruises covered her arms, but she was alive. I tried to sit up and failed. Everything hurt too much. Instead, I reached for her hand, threading my fingers through hers. The moment we touched, something inside me shattered. Memories flooded back. Not gradually. Not gently. All at once, like a dam breaking. Thelma laughing at one of my terrible jokes. Our first kiss under the moonlight.
REJECTED AND REBORN AS THE ALPHA KING'S LUNA Chapter 74: Countdown to Destruction
POV: Marcus Blackwood Thirty years. Thirty years, two months, and seventeen days since I'd last seen the sky. Now I was leading fifty-three prisoners through collapsing corridors toward freedom I wasn't sure any of us would survive to see. "Keep moving!" I shouted over the alarm. "Stay together!" Riley clung to my arm, her eyes wide with terror. My daughter. Sixteen years old and she'd never known anything but cells and experiments and pain. She was trembling so hard I could feel it through my entire body. "Dad, it's too loud," she whimpered. "Too many people. Too much space." "I know, baby. I know. But we have to keep going." Behind us, the other prisoners struggled forward. Some were strong enough to run. Others leaned on those with more strength. A few had to be carried. An older witch named Helena stumbled, catching herself on the wall. "I can't. I'm too old, too weak. Leave me." "No one gets left behind," I said firmly, helping her up. "You've survived this long. Don't
You may also like
HE'S MY ALPHA
Cassandra M935.2K viewsA Gift from the Goddess
Dawn Rosewood1.7M viewsMy Alpha's Mark
JP Sina663.4K viewsAlpha Loren
Elle A. H.595.9K viewsBlood of the Black Moon
Ken Clementine317 viewsSTORMBOUND: Claimed by the rival alphas.
Ash Aria 215 viewsBeta Heiress Annabella's Truth
StaceSteele222 viewsThe Hell
Emy 121 views
