All Chapters of Reborn For Revenge: The Alpha’s Heiress : Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

Crown of Stars (Cee’s POV)The wind howled around the observatory roof, tugging at my jacket, but I hardly felt it. The only thing that mattered right now was the shard, the one Vera had fought so hard to retrieve. In my hands, it felt heavier than it should, the weight of everything that had come before pressing down on me. This wasn’t just a piece of ancient power; it was the key to everything.I could hear the others moving below, their voices muted against the storm. Gabriel and Vera were somewhere, probably arguing or sharing some quiet moment of peace before the next battle.Which wouldn't be surprising considering the fact that they were about to die when they got rescued from Selene and Varkis.I clenched my fist around the shard. “It’s not over,” I whispered to myself.I moved to the edge of the roof, the rain streaking down the glass, blurring the lines between the world below and the heavens above. I looked up, trying to catch my breath. The stars were dimming. It wasn’t

Stargazer's Shadow (Vera's POV)Lila's words hung in the air like a challenge. I turned from the glowing hologrid, my heart skipping a beat at her sudden appearance. “Who brought in the traitor?” I asked scanning the room. Ever since Lila officially joined Rhen to terrorize Starfang, I've wanted nothing to do with her.“I did.” Jace admitted stepping forward. “I thought she might be knowledgeable about this Stargazer pack.”“But I never authorized it. Why would you go behind my back to do something like this even if it's for the best?”Jace speared Gabriel a quick look, then looked down as he scratched the back of his neck. “I'm sorry. I thought as she turned herself in, you would be a bit favorable to her. But it turns out I was wrong.”“Damn right, you are.” I stated, trying to keep my irritation on check.“It will never happen again.” He said his head bowed.“Hey,” Gabriel began touching my arm as he tried to gain my attention. “He is sorry. He overstepped, let him off the hook. I

Secrets of Stargazer(Vera's POV)“What should we do?” I asked as the person just stood among the trees not moving an inch. “They're just staring.”“We should keep moving. Since we haven't been attacked, there's no need to do so either.” Gabriel replied pulling me in the direction we were headed.As we trekked on, I kept looking back to be sure we weren't followed but nothing happened. At least not until we got to the Stargazer's hideout.The air shifted as we approached the entrance, a low growl vibrating through the trees. I could feel the magic pulsing around us, thick and heavy, like it had a mind of its own. The dense mist clung to the ground, making every step feel like we were walking deeper into something ancient, something dangerous.Gabriel moved in front of me, his body tense, his every step commanding the forest to yield. The wolves, their fur as dark as the shadows, stood at the entrance of the temple, eyes glowing with an unnatural light. Their presence was suffocating

Lana’s Betrayal(Lana's POV)I watched from the shadows, heart pounding, chest tight with guilt. The battle raged in the distance between Vera, Gabriel, and the wolves of Stargazer. But my eyes were fixed on one thing: the shard. The pulse of its power vibrated through the air, pulling at something deep inside me.I had made my choice. Or, at least, I had thought I had. But now, standing here, watching everything unfold, I wasn't so sure. The Stargazer pack had promised me something—something more than I could ever hope for from Starfang. And that promise... it had clouded everything.I wanted to get back with the Starfang pack, but the constant humiliation and scrutiny was almost unbearable.They look at me and all they see is a traitor. Eventhough I helped them during their fight with Selene and her partner. It just meant nothing to them.The shard's energy flickered in the stone pedestal, and I felt the weight of it in my chest. Its power called to me. And in the chaos of the tem

The Depth of Betrayal(Gabriel's POV)My heart sank as I watched Vera step forward, her eyes locked on Lana. A storm of emotions crossed her face—hurt, confusion, anger, and something else. Hope?No, there wasn't anything to hope for.It definitely wasn't hope that lingered in her gaze. It was resolve.“Vera, don’t,” I whispered, my voice barely more than a growl. I wanted to reach for her, pull her back, but I knew better. This was something she had to do. And I had my doubts she would let me stop her.Still, I couldn’t shake the feeling that I was losing her, losing her trust in a way that I couldn’t fix with a simple touch or words.She walked toward Lana, every step heavy, each one echoing in the hollow silence between us. It was almost like the moment Lana decided to take the shard every other wolf disappeared like they were never here.The weight of the moment pressed down on me. This was no longer just about the shard, about power. It was about something deeper, something I fe