All Chapters of Reborn For Revenge: The Alpha’s Heiress : Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

Glass Visions (Vera's POV)Cee's body arched violently on the cold glass floor, her eyes rolling back to show only whites, her lips trembling in silent agony. My heart slammed against my ribs like a trapped animal, fear clawing up my throat.“Cee!” I dropped to my knees, sliding across the slick surface, my palms pressing desperately against her burning temples. Her skin was fever-hot, scorching my fingers, as if her visions were boiling her from the inside out.“She’s seeing double threads,” Jace called from the railing, his voice edged with urgency, eyes wide with alarm. “Two futures colliding—it's tearing her apart.”Gabriel’s strong hand found the nape of my neck, his touch warm and grounding amid the chaos. “Breathe, alpha,” he murmured, his voice a low rumble that vibrated through me, laced with concern.“I am breathing,” I snapped, but my breaths were shallow, ragged gasps, panic squeezing my chest like a vice.“Breathe like you mean it. Like you're fighting for her.”I forced

The Mentor’s Knife (Lila’s POV)One stroke. Not enough to end it all. The catwalk trembled violently, a shudder that sent my heart racing with grim satisfaction. Dust cascaded onto Vera’s dark hair, but she didn’t flinch—didn’t even blink. Her unyielding gaze pierced me.My fingers clenched around the moon-etched knife, knuckles whitening as resolve took over within.“Lila,” Vera called up from below, her voice steady as steel, but I could hear the undercurrent of hurt, the plea she tried to bury. “Come down. We can still salvage this.”Gabriel knelt steadfastly at her side, his large hand resting on her trembling shoulder, his golden eyes locked on me with a predator’s quiet intensity. He didn’t puff up or threaten; he simply guarded, his presence a wall of unyielding loyalty. That raw devotion stirred a reluctant respect in me, tempering the hatred I should have felt for this outsider who’d broken into our world.“Vera,” he murmured low, his voice a rumble of controlled fury and co

Binding the Priestess (Eleanor's POV)“Again,” I commanded, my voice steady despite the ache gnawing at my chest, watching Cee's fragile form tremble under the weight of her visions.“Steady,” I urged gently, forcing calm into my words even as worry clawed up my throat. “Breathe with me—deep and true.”She nodded, tears glistening on her lashes, but she drew in a shuddering breath, matching mine. In and out. Small, yet so brave it swelled my chest with a fierce, protective pride.Vera stood resolute on my left, her presence a grounding force, with Gabriel close beside her, his quiet strength radiating like a shield. Their bond stirred a mix of envy and relief in me—envy for the unscarred love they shared, relief that my daughter had found an anchor in this chaos.Jace scanned the perimeter sensors with tense focus, his brow furrowed in concentration. Dax loomed by the breaker box, claws flexing restlessly, his eyes locked on the power feeds with a predatory gleam, frustration simmeri

Real Pressure (Vera's POV)The prism cracked like brittle ice under unbearable pressure, the sound piercing my soul.Alarms blared shrilly, in panic that mirrored the terror running through me. The lights flickered, surged back, then dimmed again. My chest tightened with dread, failure loomed, threatening to unravel everything we'd fought for.“Break or bind?” I shouted over the chaos, my voice raw with desperation.“Bind,” Mom snapped, her tone unyielding, and laced with the fierce determination.Rhea smiled from within the fracturing prism, her palms pressed against the glass that wasn't just glass anymore—it thrummed with a special energy. “Wrong choice,” she purred, her voice a taunt that sent chills racing down my spine, mocking our fragile hope.“Vera.” Gabriel’s strong hands framed my face, firm and warm, grounding me amid the whirlwind of fear. His amber eyes locked onto mine, calm yet fierce, pouring unspoken love that steadied my racing heart. “Trust your design—trust yourse

Twin Enemy Packs (Gabriel's POV)Inside, our hologrid blinked red at three borders, Moonveil sigils clashing with Shadowfang claws in a tangled web that squeezed my chest with dread. One trap, woven from enemies, threatening to end us all.“Show me the overlap again,” I said, my voice steady despite the knot of fear tightening in my gut.Jace pinched the air, vectors flaring bright. “South ridge. East culvert. Old rail line, they're coming from all angles at once.”Dax whistled low, frustration edging his tone. “They finally learned math or us.”“They learned us,” Vera said, her words laced with bitter resolve, stirring a protectiveness in me. She stood beside me, sleeves shoved to her elbows, the fresh scar on her wrist flashing. She flexed it absently, as if testing its pain, and I ached to kiss it, to destroy whoever had marked her.“Zoom on east,” she commanded, focus sharpening her features despite the shadows of exhaustion under her eyes.The grid sharpened, Moonveil’s code st