บททั้งหมดของ The Alpha's Regret; The Omega's Revenge.: บทที่ 21 - บทที่ 26

Amira’s POVI didn’t sleep a wink that night.Every creak of the mansion felt like a whisper aimed at me. The curtains shifted with the breeze, but in the shadows I swore I saw shapes move. My heart wouldn’t stop racing, not after I found that note neatly tucked on my bed like some cursed gift.“I know who you are.”The words carved themselves into my chest. I had written something similar to Declan just to shake him, just to make him panic like I had once panicked. But I never imagined that the same thing would happen to me. It wasn’t just cruel, it was terrifying.By dawn, my eyes burned from staying awake. My thoughts bounced between the danger pressing on me from all sides. Not only was my biological mother under this roof, my fragile, trembling mother who had barely survived Rufus’s temper, but my secret was dangling like a thread ready to snap. If the wrong person tugged on it, everything would collapse.I needed fresh air, but first, I needed to check on Lunara.I padded down t

Amira's POV.The Welcome Back Dinner wasn’t just a party, it was a declaration to Montgomery Lane that the Henss family had returned, stronger and more dangerous than ever.Fiona was behind me, fastening the last button on my emerald velvet gown. The gown shimmered faintly, hugging my frame like a second skin. My reflection stared back from the mirror, flawless curls, red as fire, lips painted a calm rose, eyes lined with quiet defiance. But beneath all that polish was the ghost of a girl who had once been left to die.“You look breathtaking, Miss Mia,” Fiona whispered, her hands trembling slightly as she adjusted the pearl necklace around my throat. “You will outshine every woman in that hall tonight.”I smiled faintly at her reflection. “Maybe that’s the problem,” I murmured. “Sometimes shining too bright draws the wrong kind of attention. And I think I have drawn a lot of negative attention lately.”Her eyes softened. “Then tonight, pretend you don’t care who’s watching.” She was g

Declan’s POVSleep didn’t come easy that night, the image of that little girl, Lunara, kept burning through my mind long after the lights at the Henss mansion went out. Her eyes. Spirits of the Moon, those eyes. They didn’t just shine, they sparked. Literally. I saw it with my own eyes, the moment her mother’s hand trembled and a sliver of light flew from her pupils straight into the chandelier, shattering it to the marble floor. Everyone blamed weak crystals or bad wiring, but I knew better.I had grown up hearing stories from my Grandma about wolves born under the Crystal Eclipse. Ancient, rare, and powerful. Wolves with abilities that could bend energy, light, even emotions. Wolves whose bloodlines were wiped out centuries ago… or so we thought.That child… No, that little wolf wasn’t ordinary, and neither was her mother.Mia Henss. The ginger-haired mystery woman. Every time I looked at her, I felt like I was staring into a ghost. The way she held her chin high when others whisper