All Chapters of Riya's Rebirth: Chapter 31 - Chapter 39

Aidan's POVI watch them all leave except Dane, we both have personal matters to discuss. “That's a petty move there Aidan” He commented as we both walk out of the room we just concluded the meeting in, heading to the private area on the rooftop where I can see almost everything going on in my packThis is my favorite hide spot, Steve and Dane were the only people that had access to this place beside me. I went straight to the bar for some alcohol, grabbed two cups and poured some liquor for the both of us, while Dane sat on the stool. I walked back to the couch and dumped myself on there after handing one glass to Dane. “What's wrong?” he asked, throwing a pillow at me. “Nothing, just life. You know, life of an Alpha”“Yeah I get, but there's more” I felt his gaze on me but I refused to make eye contact, the fear that he might figure out my worry through my eyes. I've always believed eyes are the gate to one's soul. Like Aurelia, her eyes that once held hope and love now held

Aiden's POVI can't have a reasonable conversation with this woman, I end up getting angrier, agitated and murderous at the end of our every conversation.It is no news we don't see eye to eye on anything but it's becoming more pressing that she gets me every time, she takes pleasure in disrespecting me and also would rather chew me out than have a freaking good conversation.I walked out of her room more furious than I have ever been, you dare not tell me what not to do, Kharl on the other hand was acting nonchalant as if we weren't both disrespected.“You were disrespected not me”“We were both disrespected, we are just two in one body. You'd react differently if it was someone else” I shot at him“Of course, you can feel my emotions so you know I was angry at first but not anymore” he shrugged Not anymore!“Yes, you've made it obvious that you don't need me. The same way you made it obvious to Aurelia that she's of no use, so sorry if we have a trauma bond. I get blamed for acting

Aurelia/Riya’s POV“Let me go!”The whispers kept me up all night. I tossed and turned until I could finally feel my body move again.When I woke up later that night, I was alone in the room. My heart raced, and sweat broke across my face. My body trembled as a cold shiver traveled down my spine.I watched the white curtains float as a breeze blew in. The room had grown colder—not suddenly, but gradually in a way that was hard to understand.“Let me go!”The wind rushed in harder this time, making the curtains flap loudly.That same tiny yet bold voice came again for the third time. This time, it was pleading, low and filled with sadness.“Please let me go.”“I’m not holding you,” I stammered. “I don’t even know who you are… or why I can hear your voice in my head.”My eyes scanned the room as I pushed myself into a sitting position. Every hair on my body stood on end, goosebumps covering my skin in a fresh layer.“The hair. Let the hair go, and we’ll both be free.”“The… air? I didn’

Aurelia/RiyaI was the one who got in trouble, yet Silver was the one panicking. I understood there would be consequences, maybe evenpunishment— but she was acting like it was the end of the world, making it seem more dramatic than it was.“You can cover up with this, or maybe this one,” she said.Silver had Susan bring out almost my entire closet, searching for outfits with scarves that could cover my head. I wasn’t interested in any of them.I sat at the edge of the bed, watching her and Susan shuffle through clothes, pulling one out and tossing it aside. She was going crazy.Most of them are outfits I never thought I had, this was my first time seeing them. My hand trailed them, the silk materials soften under my palm. I'm definitely wear one of these, this week. It hadn’t just been minutes, it had been hours. Hours of torture, of watching her pick an outfit, call it perfect, then reject it. She was driving herself mad, and I wasn’t interfering.“This is it!” she cried, holding u

Aurelia/Riya“What?” She nodded with more tears streaming down her eyes, she looked so hopeless, her red puffy and pale face made her look more pitiful. I've heard the stories, at first from Susan then from the older women in the pack. Aiden's worst enemy are his step siblings, he has whosoever has a thing with them or ever got in contact with them after they sent them out of the pack. He cuts them off and forbids their name from being mentioned in the pack. He made sure everything connected to them were burnt down and their ashes were spread across the borders. The hatred runs deep, even deeper than the ocean but here I am sitting with Silver, my sister who finally found her mate after years of searching and hoping but he turns out to be her Alpha’s enemy. An Alpha's enemy is also the pack's enemy and the pack's enemy is also every pack member's enemy. “I'm finished, I don't know what to do. I'm going crazy trying to arrive at a nearest solution without implicating my family” h