Lahat ng Kabanata ng Reborn for vengeance: From ashes to Luna : Kabanata 101 - Kabanata 110

ADIRA'S POVWalking around the pack brought back a lot of memories, but reminiscing on the good old days lasted for only a few minutes before I began to worry again.“There is something I thought of this morning when I was talking to Mum and Dad,” I said to my wolf.My wolf stirred from the back of my mind and came forward. “What's that?” she asked.“If the death of my parents was planned by someone in Ryder's pack, then the person would definitely need the help of someone in my parents’ pack. And even if the person who planned everything is in this pack, one question still remains—who is it?”“First off, don't you think it's time you stopped referring to the Lunar Guard pack as Ryder's pack? It is now our pack too. It's time you start accepting that. Building self-respect starts from within, from yourself first,” my wolf admonished.“You are right, but that pack doesn't feel like mine. It still doesn't feel like I belong there. I am only trying to survive for now. Maybe one day I wil

ADIRA'S POV“Beta…” I muttered, a bit surprised as I turned and saw his face.“Hello, Lady Adira. It's Beta Cedric,” he introduced himself with a smile.He didn't look any different from my memory. His innocent smile was almost blinding, making me wonder if I was right to suspect him. But I knew better than to trust outward looks.I smiled. “Beta Cedric, you don't need to introduce yourself to me. I remember you. It hasn't been that long since I left the pack,” I replied.“Ohh, pardon me. I only introduced myself because of how you were looking at me. It stared blankly, like you couldn't remember me, so I thought to introduce myself and make it easier for you,” he said.I nodded and said nothing in reply. “How did you know to find me here?” I asked after a short pause.“Ohh, I heard some pack members talking about how you’ve been standing here all alone,” he replied. “When I heard, I decided to come see you because it's been a while since I last saw you. I was thinking you would come

RYDER'S POV I pinched the bridge of my nose, my eyes shut tight as the weight of the discussion pressed heavily on my shoulders. I stood up and paced the room, groaning under my breath. “What do I do?” I continued to ask myself. But I couldn't seem to find any answers. I sighed heavily and turned to Jackson. “How many warriors are currently tasked with the duty of watching over Lumina?” I asked. “There are six of them. It was three before you asked that I double them after the rogue confession,” he replied. “Should I add more warriors?” he asked. “No, that would be too much,” I replied. “Six is already a lot, and she never leaves the pack,” I muttered under my breath. “What about our spies? How is it that it was Luna Adira’s people who caught the traitor and not them?” I asked. Jackson bowed regretfully. “I also scolded them about that. They never expected that it would be someone of little importance in the pack, so it was hard to catch on. They will double down when there

ADIRA'S POVThe drive back had me listening and singing along to my favorite song that was playing on the radio.I shook my head, tapped my fingers on the steering wheel, and sang at the top of my voice, something I had not done in a very long while. When I got pregnant and moved to Ryder's pack, I had to suddenly become mature and grown. In that process, I lost myself, lost my bubbly character, and lost my little happy moments of dancing and singing. The little things that gave life meaning disappeared, but I had to keep living.But now after visiting home and remembering that lost part of me, I felt the urge to find her again. To find that lost part of me and to be happy again, but how do I do that with life constantly throwing hurdles at me?I sighed and lowered the volume of the music. The little happiness I earlier felt was draining out of me.“Everything does not need to be perfect first before we can become happy,” my wolf muttered.“But how do I find happiness in the imperfec

ADIRA'S POVWith newfound determination and a heart filled with anger that someone had dared to use me to kill my parents, I drove faster back to the pack.On getting to the border, the warriors immediately let me in. “Luna,” they greeted, bowing in respect.I nodded to them and drove past. Once the car was parked, I took a deep breath, still holding tightly to the steering wheel. “You will figure this out, Adira, and this time you will not lose anyone. You have the advantage of knowing the future from the past. You will outsmart them,” I muttered to myself.With those words of encouragement, I climbed down and made my way to the house with the things I arrived with.Walking through the pack, people stopped and greeted me at intervals, their faces filled with smiles. I smiled back and accepted their greetings.As I rounded the corner of the house, I noticed omegas cleaning. I looked around, confused.“Luna!” They all stopped what they were doing and bowed in greeting.There was a tone