Semua Bab Mated By Kyle, Reborn To Alpha Dane: Bab 51 - Bab 60

LAYLA'S POV The door slammed behind Kyle so hard the hinges rattled, and he spun on me with fire in his eyes.“Are you shameless enough to sleep with your best friend’s man, Tyler?” His voice was sharp, each word laced with venom.My heart dropped into my stomach. My lips trembled. “How… how did you know about that?”His bitter laugh was so harsh it made my skin crawl. “How did I know? Mira told me. She looked me in the eye and called me a fool, saying I was in a stupor for not seeing the truth sooner. Do you know what that felt like? To hear it from her before I heard it from you?”“Kyle, please—”“No, don’t you dare say my name like you care.” He jabbed his finger at me, his chest rising and falling rapidly. “You don’t get to play innocent. You don’t get to stand there acting fragile, pretending you were caught in some accident. You chose him.”Tears blurred my vision. “It wasn’t like that. I didn’t mean for it to happen—”“You neglected me!” he roared, cutting through my words lik

RYKER'S POV “How did you get out without being followed?” I asked, my voice firm as Cara stepped fully into my house, her movements calm yet alert, like a predator walking into its territory.“I know my way around every one of them,” she replied, her tone steady but carrying a hint of pride. “I’ve learned a lot through Maya’s memories—the patrols, the blind spots, even their little habits. I guess she must be furious by now.”I raised an eyebrow. “Furious? You really think she’s noticed?”Cara’s smirk was subtle but confident. “Maybe she has, maybe she hasn’t. Doesn’t matter. I can handle them. I’ve stayed invisible for 150 days. I can stay invisible longer if I have to.”I took a deep breath, running a hand through my hair. “And the music… it’s working?” I asked, my curiosity rising.“Yes,” she said, her eyes gleaming. “It’s more effective than I imagined. I’ve scared them off for now. They’re asking too many questions about Reborn. That’s exactly the kind of distraction I want. Con

DANE'S POV We arrived at the Nightclaw pack earlier than expected, the moonlight cutting sharp lines across the cliffs and casting shadows that danced like predators in the wind. Caleb and I stepped cautiously into the compound, every muscle tense, every sense alert. The weight of the mission pressed down on me, heavy and inescapable.I took a deep breath, my hands tightening at my sides. “Lord Max,” I began, my voice calm but carrying the weight of urgency, “if there’s any information I have regarding who killed Cara—your daughter—I need to tell you now.”Max’s gaze sharpened instantly, the weight of his grief and authority filling the room. “Speak, Maya,” he said, his tone steady but deadly serious. “Every detail could matter.”I met his eyes without hesitation. “Lord Thane, Lady Aurora, and I were all at the Delux Hotel the night Cara died,” I said deliberately, making sure to stress the truth. “I know that places us at the scene, but it doesn’t mean we had anything to do with her

DELILAH'S POVThe sharp ring of my phone dragged me out of sleep. My head was heavy, eyes still burning, but I grabbed it anyway.“Hello?” I muttered.The voice that came through the line made my chest lock up. Old. Weak. Broken. But I knew it. I hated that I knew it.“Delilah, my child!"My blood ran cold. I sat up instantly, anger rising before he even finished. “Lord Kane,” I hissed. “My father. Why are you calling me?”There was a pause, then a cough, low and harsh. “Calm yourself. Please. I… I didn’t call to fight. I’m dying. The healers can’t do anything. My time is short, and I need you now more than ever.”I almost laughed, but the sound came out like a growl. “You need me? Now? After everything? After you turned my life into a battlefield, you suddenly need me?” My voice broke. “Tell me why you attacked my Mate’s mother! Tell me why Crescendo wolves spilled her blood!”“I didn’t,” he said quickly, his voice cracking under the weight of his breath. “It wasn’t me. It wasn’t Cre

CARA'S POV I slipped into Layla’s room as quietly as I could, careful not to draw attention. She was alone, sitting by the edge of her bed with her hair falling over one shoulder. The lantern on her table flickered, throwing restless shadows against the walls. For a moment she froze, eyes sharp and alert, as if she wasn’t sure whether I was friend or foe.“What are you doing here?” she asked at last, her voice low but firm, the kind that carried both suspicion and warning.“I need to see her,” I blurted out, more desperate than I wanted to sound. “And more than that, I want to know what comes next. The plan to deal with Dane—I must understand it. If not for today, then for the future. Walking in the dark has cost too many lives already. I won’t let it cost mine.”Layla’s lips pressed into a thin line. She leaned back, folding her arms across her chest like she was weighing whether I deserved the truth.“You sound too eager,” she said slowly, dragging out every word. “And eagerness… c