All Chapters of REBORN AS THE ALPHA'S BRIDE: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Chapter 42PIPER Strolling back to my room, I moved deliberately slow, letting the thoughts in my head simmer. I had revealed everything to the council, and they wholeheartedly supported me, but something Shantel said right before the meeting dispersed, troubled my heart. “What about the Alpha? Do you plan to tell him who you really are?” I didn't give her a response to that because I had none. The thought of revealing who I truly am to Sage had once crossed my mind. But a large part of me feels he would never understand. And then there's Kaius, who is suddenly interested in jumping back into my life. However, I still felt betrayed by him and did not wish for him to come near me, not because I hated his presence, but because I wouldn't be able to control myself. I contemplated telling him, knowing he would listen, probably take his time to understand, and help me. However, informing Kaela about my decision was the first thing on my list; having her in my life had been one of the

Chapter 44PIPERThe ride to Lunaris was long and exhausting, but I refused to stop for a rest, prompting the other to do so as well, and it brought me a tinge of joy, knowing they would all be equally distressed, especially Sloane. I rode in a different car, while they rode in another. That was the initial plan and I was thankful it didn't change in the slightest. A couple of hours later, we arrived in the beautiful town of Lunaris, and honestly, it was so much more than I expected, from the vibrant buildings to the bustling markets and even a statue of the late Alpha stood right in the center. The air in Lunaris was fresher than the city we came from; however, the solemnity of the misfortunes that wrecked it couldn't be ignored. Some places had been shut down or discarded, and it saddened my heart.After an hour drive around Lunaris, the car halted in a manor, and I stepped out, gawking at the towering building, while the chauffeur helped out with my bags. A few maids stepped out

Chapter 46PIPERI woke up to a slow and steady beeping sound, batting my heavy eyelids to adjust to the lighting, the ceiling above me was stark white and unfamiliar. Memories of the sudden attack flooded my head, and for a second, I thought I had died and drifted into the afterlife. But the stiffness in my body and the ache in my stomach said otherwise. This also wasn't how death felt because I still vividly remembered what it felt like for my soul to leave my body. Tilting my head to the side, I saw the machines that had strings of pipes flowing across the bed. I slowly raised my hand and saw the connections they were making. I was at the hospital. The air was sterile and sharp with the scent of disinfectant. My throat burned as I wondered how long I had been out.A faint shuffle reached my ears, and I slowly turned my head to the side. Kaius was there, seated in the corner, his elbows resting on his knees, and his face buried in his hands. He was asleep. “Kaius…” I called,

Chapter 48PIPER "I missed you more," I said, resting my hands on his chest. Kaius's heart pounded beneath my palm, a rhythm that matched mine. I placed my head on his chest, basking in the warmth of his body, and relishing his scent. “Do you mind sharing my room with me?” I whispered against him, an intense heat of longing wrapping itself around me. “How?” Kaius whispered back, his hand rising to my neck. His thumb caressed my ear, and I felt a tingle prick my skin.“Kiss me,” I commanded, and Kaius’ grip around my neck tightened, not hard enough to hurt me, but enough to hold me in place as he leaned in, his lips finding mine. This time, the kiss was deliberately slow. I parted my lips, inviting him deeper, and he accepted, his tongue sweeping into my mouth, claiming it entirely.A soft whimper escaped my throat as his other hand slid down my back, pressing me flush against his hard chest. Heat radiated from me, a burning sensation hitting my core. I held Kaius’ solid muscle,

Chapter 50PIPERThe search around the clearing lasted for three hours straight, until I settled by a tree to rest. Nothing useful had been found, even after burning the hours scaling through the forest. Although it was disappointing, I had high hopes that the day wouldn't end fruitlessly.While basking in my leisure time, Kaius and Sage had to continue the search, tracing and tracking down the belongings of the search troops that had been scattered by the window over time. Sloane, who just uselessly walked around with no purpose, evaded me, when the men left. A good decision she made on her path, avoiding a banter she is most likely to lose. I leaned my head back against the tree, letting my eyes close for what I promised myself would be a short nap.Not much time passed when a sharp burning sting shot through my shoulder, jolting me up. It felt like my skin had been set on fire. My brows creased as I pulled off my jacket and raised one of my sleeves. It was the spot my mark rest