All Chapters of Reborn For Revenge: The Alpha’s Heiress : Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

Return of the Old Alpha (Vera's POV)The sound of the horn sliced through the cool night air. My heart skipped a beat. I knew that sound. The sharp, commanding call of an alpha. “Gideon,” I muttered under my breath.The shadows along the freight yard shifted. A tall figure stepped into the dim light of the lamps, moving with a steady, powerful gait. The man who had once been my pack's fiercest protector. The one who had raised me to be strong. He stopped in front of me, his sharp gaze cutting through the darkness. For a long moment, we just stared at each other. His eyes narrowed, the familiar look of gruff pride in them.“You grew teeth,” he said, his voice like gravel.I didn’t know how to respond at first. Part of me wanted to laugh, to throw out a sarcastic comment, but all I could do was nod.“Yeah,” I said softly. “And you look like you've been around for too long.”A brief flash of amusement flickered in his dark eyes before he inclined his head toward Gabriel, who had stepp

City of Howls (Vera's POV)I could feel the hum in the air before I saw them, Selene’s drones buzzing like angry bees, cutting through the night. The rooftops of the financial district stretched beneath me, an endless sea of glass and steel, reflecting the neon lights of the city. But there was no time to admire the view. My eyes locked on the drones as they swarmed through the rain, their mechanical hum filling the space."Can we do this?" I asked myself under my breath, keeping my gaze trained on the incoming swarm."Focus, Vera," Gabriel’s voice crackled in my earpiece. "Stay calm. We’ll get through this."The tension in his voice was sharp, but his confidence was unwavering. I didn’t need any more reassurance. We’d been through worse, and this? This was just another battle.But the stakes were higher. Moonveil had teamed up with Shadowfang. Together, they had tech and magic at their disposal. Their drones carried rune-bombs that could level this entire district. It wasn’t just

Moonlit Question (Vera's POV)The night was crisp, the air sharp as it whipped through the trees, carrying with it the scent of pines and damp earth. Gabriel’s hand was firm on my wrist, guiding me carefully across the rocky ridge. The wind tugged at my hair, and I let out a small laugh, the sound lost in the night.“Where are we going?” I asked, trying to keep my voice light despite the flutter in my chest.“You’ll see,” he replied, his voice low but filled with warmth. “Trust me.”We were supposed to be in a battle against the alliance but for some reason, Gabriel decided to leave it in the hands of Dax, Jace and my grandfather Gideon.I didn’t need to hear more. I trusted him. Every moment we had spent together had led to this point—him leading, me following, and the connection between us growing stronger with every step.We reached a flat area, the stones worn smooth by years of weather, and I felt him pause.“Here,” he said. “Wait.”Before I could respond, I felt the soft, cool

Barge of Blades (Gabriel's POV)The rain cut through the night, each drop sharp and cold, as I swung over the side, my boots landing with a muted thud."Careful," Vera's voice crackled through the comms, her tone always calm, like she knew exactly what I was thinking.I didn’t have time to care about anything beyond this moment. The only thing that mattered was what was on this damn barge.Varkis. Selene. Their alliance was too dangerous for us to ignore, and tonight, we were going to end it.I heard the soft snarl of metal as my claws scraped against the cold surface, alerting the crew on board. They weren’t expecting us—never do, that’s why we always win. The deck was slick with rain, the heavy scent of oil and rust mixing with the sea air. I moved toward the hold, keeping my senses sharp.I didn’t need to wait long.A low growl echoed from the shadows."Looks like we’ve got company," I muttered under my breath, voice barely above a whisper.From the corner of my eye, I saw Varkis

Selene’s Equation (Selene's POV)I watched Vera burst from the river like a drowned rat, the case clamped in her teeth. Water sprayed everywhere as she gasped for air, her emerald eyes locking onto mine. The wind howled across the barge's stern, whipping my hair into my face. I held the detonator high, my thumb hovering over the button. One press, and the explosives I'd rigged under the barge would send us all to the bottom. "Hand over the shard, Vera," I said, my voice steady despite the chill seeping into my bones. "Or watch your precious mate turn into fish food." Gabriel growled from where Varkis had him pinned, his amber eyes blazing with fury. But Vera just treaded water, her smirk faint but there. For the life of me, I couldn't figure out what was going through her head.I leaned over the railing, the metal cold under my palms. The river churned below, black and unforgiving. "It's simple math, darling. The shard for your surrender. No tricks. No heroics. Just you, on your kn