All Chapters of Reborn for vengeance: From ashes to Luna : Chapter 201 - Chapter 210

ADIRA’S POVI walked into the house slowly, still very tired and weak. It was the day after my fainting episode. Ryder followed behind me carrying a bag. He had come home to pack me a bag of essentials. According to him, I needed to be comfortable in the hospital room, and Lumina needed her toys too. I tried to convince him that it was not needed, but he did not listen.“Welcome back, Luna,” Jackson yelled happily from the door.Ryder and I turned to the door in surprise because we were not expecting him.He entered carrying a bag. “I am glad you are back stronger,” he said with a big smile.“Thank you, Jackson,” I smiled.“Why are you here? What are you carrying?” Ryder asked.“Ohh, it is food for you and our beautiful Luna. Lyra and Rose made it themselves with so much love. They asked me to deliver it with some fruit. So here I am doing my part.” He raised the bag up.I chuckled softly. “Thank you, Jackson,” I said sincerely. I made a mental note to thank Lyra and Rose later.“Why

ADIRA'S POVAs the rogues rushed into the bunkers, the memories of that day came pouring back. My heart pounded as though I were in there again.The horror on people’s faces was unmistakable as they realised what was going on. A moment of happiness surged through us as we believed that whoever was opening the bunkers was our own. What should have been a moment of joy, proof that our warriors had won against the rogues, twisted into pure chaos and horror.My shoulders relaxed, and I breathed out heavily. Mothers loosened their grip on their children. Someone whispered, We are safe now.Then the smell hit first. Rot, blood, and something wild. That was the moment that changed everything. The calm before the storm. The brief moment when we realised that something was not right.Just then they stepped in, and they were rogues. Their eyes glowed a dull red, looking feral and hungry. Their lips curled, not in relief, but in satisfaction. I could still see the way they paused at the entrance

RYDER'S POVI turned around slowly, my fingers slightly pinned to the desk. “You mean to tell me that Adira predicted everything exactly how it happened?” I asked again.“Yes, Alpha. The warriors that stayed back are still in awe of everything. They would not stop talking about it. Even the pack members that were in the bunkers are still short of words. Apparently, Lyra and Rose had told them beforehand to stay calm and that nothing would happen to them.” Jackson said, his eyes filled with disbelief. “No one would have told them to do this if not for Luna Adira.” He enunciated it like I was not already understanding him.I breathed out heavily. Adira has always acted like she knew more than the rest of us did. Made statements that did not make any sense sometimes, and now this. When she kept insisting that our warriors train harder some days back, I kept wondering why, but all she could tell me was that she had a bad feeling that something would happen.I breathed out heavily again. B

ADIRA'S POVThat night sleep refused to come. I lay on the bed looking up at the plain ceiling, pondering on what to do and how to do it. How to find the person who was behind this. But I kept falling short.I remembered the past clearly. Everything up until my death. From that moment it was total silence and darkness. There was no way to know what happened after I burned. I do not know who benefited. I do not know who stood by and watched or who turned away.And not knowing made everyone a suspect. Everyone, including Ryder.Especially Ryder. Because up until the moment I died, he did not love me nor care for me. All he wanted was for me to be gone. And now that things had changed in this new life, it was hard to be completely certain.If I had that knowledge, this would be easy.But fate was cruel like that. It never showed you the full picture. Only enough to keep you moving.I sighed and closed my eyes tightly, wishing for the first time that I could see beyond my death. That I co

ADIRA'S POV“Is something wrong?” I asked as her eyes scanned the room.Her eyes landed on me immediately. For one terrifying second, I wondered if she could hear my heartbeat or if she could notice that her room had been checked.“You look comfortable,” she said lightly.“I was waiting,” I replied evenly. “You both needed privacy.” I stood up. “How was your conversation?”She studied me for a moment longer than necessary. “Fine,” she replied.She took a few slow steps into the room. Her fingers brushed the edge of the vanity.My lungs burned as she carefully looked around. Had I left something misplaced?Her hand paused on the drawer, and she pulled it open. My heart stopped.She stared at the contents for a long second. Then she closed it without a word.“Mum, is everything okay?” Ryder asked. “You keep looking around like she would do something to your room while you were away.” His voice was coated with annoyance. “She only showed you kindness, something she doesn’t have to.”She