Lahat ng Kabanata ng Revenge of the Alpha's Bratty Daughter: Kabanata 71 - Kabanata 76

NARRATIVE POVThe room fell silent at her words. Miles growled a warning, only to earn one back from his father. Constance was out of line, but Franklin would always protect his mate, right or wrong. He would address her behaviour in a private conversation later.“Perhaps. You would like that, wouldn’t you? It would be simple, but small minds often fail to see the larger picture. So, I don’t hold your opinion against you.” Tia stated, her voice cold and calculated, her eyes unreadable.Tia turned to Alpha Tyson. “To address your inquiry, it hadn’t been easy. I fell asleep outside the pack house that night.”“How convenient,” Constance muttered softly with an arched brow.“Mother, please.” This time, it was her son, Tyson, who spoke.“Indeed, convenient. It is incredibly convenient to be awoken to the pain of your family and pack being ripped away, and you discover you are completely alone. Thank you for your kind observation.” Tia smiled. “As for my story, once I woke up, it took me so

NARRATIVE POVThat was the point of his urgent meeting. Finding a way out of the mess he was in. He had consulted his elders, and it was determined that their pack had been marked. The Goddess has not only cursed them, but she has also allowed Dark Sister to seek vengeance however she pleases. Alpha Rollings was a proud man. He was renowned for his business acumen and accomplishments. He was one of the wealthiest packs. His warriors were strong and numerous. Dark Sister was hitting him right where it would hurt. She was effectively erasing him. His importance. His relevance. Everything was being stripped away. His pride was his biggest weakness, which Dark Sister was known for finding and attacking.In the span of a week, his financial portfolio was cut in half, his resources were blocked, and he was quickly losing several pack members. If it wasn’t for sudden illness taking hold of the warriors, it was the warriors completely vanishing or being found decapitated. It wasn’t lost on Alp

TIA POV“Hey,” Miles' voice broke me out of my bitter inner monologue. There he stood, proud and smiling behind me. I leaned against the railing and returned his smile. “I’ve been looking for you everywhere. Where have you been?”At that moment, the wind picked up and tousled his messy hair, adding a hint of relaxed boyish nature to his serious expression. He was always taking my breath away, but I knew I had to steel myself for what I was about to do.“I am leaving, Miles.” I blurted out.I watched his face drop. The smile was gone, replaced with a deep frown and a crease in his forehead, which I hoped wouldn’t stay. He was too handsome for those creases. I hated myself for upsetting him, but I needed to plan my next moves, and I couldn’t do that here in this toxic environment.“What? What do you mean? Where are you going? Did the council find out you were here?” Miles stepped closer, but I sidestepped and effectively evaded his reach. I needed to stand firm. Something about Miles and