All Chapters of Reborn For Revenge: The Alpha’s Heiress : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Echoes of the Shard (Vera's POV)I burst into the tech den, the notebook from the library clutched tight. I slammed the book onto the table, staring at the hacked data flickering on the holographic screens. Moonveil’s pack emblem stared back—a silver web over a crescent moon. My heart pounded. Can I track the third shard?The door creaked open. Pine scent hit me like a wave, and my wolf stirred. Gabriel strode in, his amber eyes locking onto mine. “I’ve got Nightmoor intel,” he said, voice low, holding out a data chip. My breath hitched, but I kept my face hard.“Hand it over,” I muttered, snatching it. His fingers brushed mine, sending a jolt up my arm. I glared, pulling back. Focus, Vera.I plugged the chip in, fingers flying over the keys. The screen lit up with Moonveil’s outer defenses—firewalls, traps, the works. I dove in, hacking fast, code streaming past. Then bam, a counter-virus slammed down, locking me out. My aura flared, frustration boiling. “Damn it!”Gabriel stepp

Trapped in Code (Vera's POV)I hit the ground hard, a sharp pain shooting up my side. Gabriel’s arms cushioned my fall, his broad chest pressed against me in the dark. His pine scent flooded my senses, and my heart raced. The trap door had dropped us into Moonveil’s underground server room. “Vera, you okay?” Gabriel rasped, his amber eyes glowing faintly. I nodded, scrambling up, brushing dirt off my leather jacket. “Yeah. You?” He grinned, standing tall. “Tougher than that fall.” I turned to the server, its green lights blinking. “We need that shard,” I said, pulling out my device. My fingers flew over the keys, hacking into the system. Code streamed past, but then—bam—Selene’s virus struck back, locking me out. “Damn it!” I hissed, my aura flaring green.Gabriel growled, stepping in front. Five Moonveil guards charged, claws gleaming. He slashed at one, fangs bared, blood spraying. The other lunged, and he grunted, struggling. “Getting overwhelmed here,” he called, dodging a s

Betrayal’s Code (Vera's POV)I stormed into Starfang’s war room, my leather jacket still dusty from the fight, my moonstone necklace pulsing with rage. The holographic maps glowed blue, casting harsh shadows over Gideon’s stern face. “What happened out there?” he barked, his gray eyes narrowing. My heart pounded. How could I explain the mess with Lana?“Give me a sec,” I snapped, rushing to the console. My claws dug into the metal as I pulled up Moonveil’s network. Fingers working, I hacked into their files, my aura flaring green. The screen flickered, revealing encrypted messages. Lana’s name popped up. My blood boiled.“Vera, what’s that?” Gideon growled, stepping closer. I ignored him, diving deeper. Selene’s replies flashed—plans, secrets, betrayal. My cousin had sold us out. “Lana’s working with her,” I hissed, my map glitched, but the proof was clear.Gabriel strode in, his pine scent hitting me, his amber eyes steady. “Need help?” he asked, his hand landing on my shoulder.

Alliance Tested (Gabriel’s POV)I paced Nightmoor’s urban loft, the dim light flickering over pack maps spread across the table. Jace leaned against the wall, arms crossed, watching me. Vera’s kiss from last night burned in my mind, her taste lingering. My eyes glowed, at the memory, my heart pounding. Could we pull this off?“Jace, we hit Moonveil together,” I said, tapping the map. “Vera’s in.” He frowned, scratching his stubble. “Starfang hates us, man. They’ll turn.” I growled, slamming a fist down. “We need unity.”He sighed, nodding. “Fine, but if they bite, we’re out.” I grinned, clapping his shoulder. “Deal.” My mind raced—Vera’s trust meant everything. The door creaked open, and there she was, leather jacket tight, emerald eyes sparkling.“Still slow?” she teased, stepping in. I smirked, stepping closer. “Only for you, love.” Her laugh hit me like a punch, easing the tension. Her wildflower scent wrapped around me, and my wolf purred.I pulled her to the table, our hands

Shard’s Grasp (Gabriel’s POV)I slipped into Moonveil’s inner sanctum, the high-tech vault humming with laser grids. The shard glowed behind them, a pulsing beacon. My heart raced as Vera hacked furiously, her emerald eyes narrowed. “Almost there,” she muttered, fingers flying. Could we grab it?“Keep going,” I growled, eyeing the lasers. My amber eyes glowed, claws flexing. I lunged, scraping a grid with my claws. Sparks flew, and it flickered off. “Got one!” I shouted.A loud beep—Selene’s traps activated. Lasers shifted, walls closing in. “Move!” I yelled, shoving Vera aside. A guard charged, and I met it, claws clashing. Blood sprayed as I ripped it down.Vera hacked faster, her aura flaring. “Help me!” she called. I nodded, disabling another grid. Metal screeched, but a trap sprang—spikes shot up. I yanked her back, panting. “Close call.”She grinned, brushing my arm. “Still fast.” I smirked. “For you.” Our banter eased the tension, but her face turned serious. “Will you stand b