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Chapter 177

Author: Liz Gray
last update publish date: 2026-09-18 15:30:28

Ava’s POV

She stepped across the border.

Pine needles crunched under her boots, the sound weirdly sharp in the dead-quiet woods. Behind her, Marcus’s breathing was swallowed by the wind. She didn’t look back. Her spine stayed straight, hard as steel.

Beyond the tree line lay an open patch of ground, trampled so many times it barely looked like snow anymore. The white crust had been stamped flat, exposing frozen dirt underneath. Makeshift shelters were sc

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    Gray was a seriously powerful Beta, a full two heads taller than her.His lips were moving. He was talking. Mocking her.Then he moved.No warning at all. His right palm slammed straight into her chest.He saw her feet leave the ground.He saw her back crash hard against a pine tree.He saw her drop into the snow, sliding down with a streak of red at the corner of her mouth.It was like every sound in the world got muted in one second.People in the monitoring room were speaking. Whispering. Judging. And there was that sound too—that soft, ugly little sigh. The kind that said, "Yeah, figures.""An Omega can't last in a real fight.""The size gap is way too big.""This test is over."Reuben stood about two meters to his right, both hands still clasped behind his back. He turned his head and said in a tone full of cold confirmation—"Looks like this Omega truly isn't fit to become Bl

  • The Rejected Luna Is the Hidden Heiress   Chapter 178

    Ava’s POVFive half-shifted figures stopped at the edge of the trees. Their fangs were bared, and the tips of their claws sliced through the air, stirring thin streams of white mist.The young male in front locked his eyes on Ava. His pupils were slit, his irises burnt to a harsh amber-yellow. His chest rose and fell hard, fast, like he was forcing air into lungs that didn’t trust what they were seeing."No way," he said. The words scraped out from deep in his throat, rough and shaking with that half-wolf rasp. "Gray can punch through sheet metal with one hit. You’re just an Omega—"Ava pressed her thumb another half millimeter into Gray’s carotid.Gray let out a raw, broken cry. The sound tore out of his chest like metal grinding over stone. His whole spine arched off the ground, back muscles spasming under Ava’s knee. His left hand clawed wildly at the snow, fingers curled so hard they looked deformed, nails sn

  • The Rejected Luna Is the Hidden Heiress   Chapter 177

    Ava’s POVShe stepped across the border.Pine needles crunched under her boots, the sound weirdly sharp in the dead-quiet woods. Behind her, Marcus’s breathing was swallowed by the wind. She didn’t look back. Her spine stayed straight, hard as steel.Beyond the tree line lay an open patch of ground, trampled so many times it barely looked like snow anymore. The white crust had been stamped flat, exposing frozen dirt underneath. Makeshift shelters were scattered along the edge of the mine pit. Torn cloth. Branches. Rusted sheets of tin. The air carried the stale smell of burned firewood, mixed with old blood and the sour sting of urine.Her stomach twisted.A low growl rolled up from deeper in the mine. Not just one. Three directions. Her ears picked apart the distances on instinct. Left was the closest, around fifteen meters. Right was farther. The one straight ahead was the loudest.A figure stepped out of the biggest shac

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