All Chapters of Alpha Theo: Legacy Of The Banished Omega : Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

The Moon hung high that night—pale and watchful, cloaked in a halo of mist. The Dam-Nighade estate was asleep under its light, silent except for the faint rustling of the trees and the distant howl of wolves echoing through the hills.Samantha moved like a shadow between the corridors, her bare feet silent against the stone floor. Every step was measured, every breath drawn with care. The guards stationed outside the Alpha’s quarters had changed shifts just moments ago—she had timed it perfectly.The key she held wasn’t hers. She had stolen it earlier that day from one of the older maids, the one tasked with keeping Rina’s chamber in order since her death. The poor woman was too kind, too trusting—just a little wine in her tea, and Samantha had the time she needed to sneak the key away.Now, she stood before the heavy wooden door of Rina’s old room beforeshe was crowned Luna. Her heart thudded—not from fear, but from something she couldn’t quite name. The air here felt different. Cold

When Mina pulled away, her gaze dropped to the floor—to the small glass vial that now rolled slightly under the candlelight, glowing faintly with a strange crimson shimmer.“What’s that?” Mina asked, curious, her brows furrowing.Samantha’s heart leapt, but she quickly stooped to pick it up, forcing a laugh. “Oh, that? Nothing dangerous, dear. Just a little potion of sorts.”Mina blinked. “Potion?”“Yes,” Samantha said, smiling mysteriously. “A drink that makes my secret lover fall even more in love with me. I was planning to sneak out tonight to visit him.”Mina gasped softly. “You have a lover?”“That’s my secret,” Samantha teased, wagging a finger at her. “And now that you know, you must promise not to tell a soul.”Mina giggled, lowering her head. “Of course, I won’t say anything!”“Good girl,” Samantha said smoothly. “Now, I must bathe quickly before my ‘lover’ grows impatient. Run along, Mina. And don’t forget what I said—keep this between us.”“Yes, Lady Samantha!” Mina said ch

The first light of dawn stretched over the horizon, painting the Dam-Nighade Pack in a sleepy hush. The air was still cool and damp, but Samantha’s nerves burned hot beneath her skin.She had gone to the kitchen hours ago, her steps light but quick, her heart fluttering with expectation. She was ready to make her move again, to serve Theo’s meal as she had promised the night before. But when she reached the kitchen, she froze. The trays were gone. The maids whispered among themselves, too caught up in their chatter to notice her at first.When one finally spoke, her words struck Samantha like a blade to the chest.“The Alpha’s food has already been taken to him,” she said cheerfully, “Mina just left a few moments ago with the guard.”Samantha blinked, her pulse racing. Mina?For a moment, she felt her throat tighten — panic clawing at her chest. But she couldn’t let anyone see it. With a strained smile, she murmured something about being relieved the Alpha was finally eating again. Sh

Mina walked out of Theo’s chamber with trembling hands pressed tightly against her chest. Her heart raced so fast it felt like the sound echoed in her ears. The dawn air was cold, brushing softly against her heated skin as she made her way down the quiet corridor. Each step she took seemed to replay flashes of what had happened — his voice calling her Rina, his touch, his eyes filled with emotion, the way he had held her afterward as if she were something precious.Her mind was in chaos.She wanted to cry. To scream. To run far away where no one would ever find her. But instead, she forced herself to breathe — in and out — just to keep from falling apart completely.How could she explain this? What had she done?Even though Theo had spoken gently before she left, promising to make things right and even calling her his mate, Mina couldn’t fully believe it. The word mate was sacred — a gift from the Moon Goddess — yet she had always been told that omegas like her didn’t get blessed with

He stood, heart pounding, and moved toward the door with urgency. Pulling it open, he called to the guard stationed outside.“Bring me the man assigned to guard Rina’s chamber,” he ordered sharply. “Now.”The guard nodded quickly and hurried away.Theo remained at the doorway, breathing hard as he tried to steady the rush of emotions coursing through him. His mind was clear on one thing — whatever was happening to Mina, it was reaching him through their bond.And that could only mean one thing.She was in distress.---The heavy oak door opened and Miko, the tall guard assigned to Rina’s former chamber, stepped in with his head bowed. He barely had the chance to greet before Theo’s sharp voice cut through the quiet study.“Where have you been?” Theo’s tone was edged with restrained fury, his gaze dark and unyielding. “I gave you one simple task — to protect Mina. To watch her. Yet something’s wrong, and you come strolling in here as if nothing has happened!”Miko flinched at the Alpha