Lahat ng Kabanata ng Revenge Of The Reborn Omega: From Ashes To Luna: Kabanata 1 - Kabanata 10

MAYA “Mayalupa!” The head maid’s voice pierced into my ears and I looked up, immediately jumping to my feet. No! No! No! She mustn't find me like this! I could hear her footsteps echoing from the corridor and my poor heart thumped in sync with every step she took. She would murder me if she found me doing nothing. Doing nothing equaled lazing around. Technically, I'd call it taking a deserved break! The rest of the maids had gone to scrub the corridors clean, in preparation for tonight's ball. For the first time in five years, the young Alpha would arrive from his voyage and would be meeting his mate tonight, under the blessings of the full moon. We already knew who that would be. None other than Lady Elenore, the daughter of the Pack's Beta. There were so many rumors surrounding their relationship, despite how he'd been absent for five years. No one talked about where or why he'd gone for so long. I didn't care, so why start now? Most of the maids said he wrote Lady Elen

FIVE YEARS LATERMAYA“You're pregnant, Maya…” She paused and let the words sink in like pins to my heart, then continued in a small, trembling voice. “Congratulations.”What? Who was she talking about? I sat up from the bed with my mouth slightly ajar because I was sure I didn't grasp what the Pack's doctor had said.Even her smile faltered when she saw the expression I wore. Pregnant?Pregnant!?All that morning sickness and vomiting wasn't from the spoilt food I was served all week long?“What?” I echoed with furrowed brows, my claws extending as I gripped the edge of the bed tightly, waiting for her to repeat what she'd just said to me.Doctor Clarissa sat down and crossed her legs, smiling sadly at me because we both knew that it was more bad news than good. There was no way in hell I wanted to bring a child into this hell that I was living.No way!“Wha— what d-did you say?” I asked in a shaky whisper, my eyes already glistening in tears as I looked up at her and hoped that the

MAYA I backed away from the mirror in a frenzy, my finger pulling on my skin, pinching to see if I'd wake up. I didn't. I wasn't Maya. This wasn't my face. Or my body. This wasn't Valtaria. What was going on? “Okay, calm down…” I muttered breathlessly. “Calm down and think, Maya. Think.” Like it happened an hour ago, I remembered everything. I was with Elenore; she snatched the letter and pushed me and— Was I dead? Was this the afterlife? This place was too pretty to be hell. No. No. This was Semtle, and I'd…woken up in a body that wasn't mine. To a life I didn't understand and a husband I most definitely didn't marry, but my child. I am still pregnant. My sanity was withering like flowers in the winter, then I burst into a run and found myself at the door, the main exit, it seemed. I didn't look like I should be allowed to walk around, especially not the bandage wrapped around my head like a mummy. “Ma'am, are you supposed to be here?” One of the security asked me as

MAYA“Arzhel?”The name dropped from my mouth before I could control it. It had plunged so deep into my stomach that I was losing track of reality.Atlas slipped his phone into his pocket and turned to me with a questioning look. “Yeah?” He locked eyes with me. “That scumbag. Judging by how you hated him, I thought you might remember him.”Hated him?I clasped my hands together to hide the vibrations. My entire body felt empty like I could sway with the wind. “I- I’m not sure.”My throat had gone dry, and beads of sweat broke open on my forehead, streamlining to my cheek. “Who is he?”I must have failed to hide the urgency in my tone because Atlas’ expression tightened further. He shook his head slightly. “We don’t have to talk about that now, you know? Let’s get you settled in.” His hand grazed the small of my back. I hissed and pulled away. “Tell me who Arzhel is,” I demanded sharply. My breath was short but no more than my temper. “You said I hated him. Why? Who’s he to you?”“A f

ARZHEL Five days ago. It had been more than two weeks since Maya had fallen off the stairs and died. And she died pregnant. She…died carrying my child. I'd not known peace since that day, and sleep eluded me, taking me for the monster I was. Gosh. How did that even happen? One of the maids had found her hours after she'd fallen and smashed her head. It killed me every time I thought about it. She wasn't my favourite person, but her demise sure left an ache in my chest— deeper than I even expected. Maybe it was the maid bond? Whatever it was doing to me, I didn't appreciate it. I was losing myself in my feelings every second, and the world blurred into a mess. I haven't had the guts to visit her grave and doubted that I'd ever be able to— not with this insane guilt that I carried in my chest. To Maya, I probably was the last person she ever wanted to see, and I deserve every bit of her hate. The door slammed shut, and I snapped toward the noise, only to find Elenore waddli