Lahat ng Kabanata ng Rebirth of the Alpha's Slave Mate: Kabanata 211 - Kabanata 220

Elena’s POVI frowned as I ran my fingers over the charred fabric. The gown that Alpha Mason had purchased for me was ruined. The Alpha Ball was tomorrow night, and there was no time to fix it.“A candle?” I muttered to myself. “I didn’t burn a candle in my room…” I was always extremely careful of c

Elena’s POV“It was you, wasn’t it?”I stopped running and turned to face Beth fully. The strange circumstances surrounding the fire, the sneer on her face, all of it—Natasha had to have put Beth up to it. She was becoming Natasha’s newest little minion, after all.Beth paused, still jogging in plac

Kade’s POV“Mason? Is that really you?”Kade froze in the doorway to the drawing room. Mason, the man he hadn’t seen since before they were even men, was sitting on the sofa beside Serena with a cup of tea pinched between his fingers. He set the cup down on the saucer and stood, spreading his arms w

Elena’s POV“You know, you don’t technically have to wear those rags, even if you lose the bet.” Lana flopped onto my bed with her arms outstretched. “You’re the Alpha’s daughter. You can just tell Beth to shove her bet where the sun doesn’t shine.”“No, I made my bed. I’ll have to lie in it now,” I

Elena’s POV“Elena. Beth.” Melvin stood, looking between me and Beth with confusion. It wasn’t exactly a common occurrence for the two of us to get within twelve feet of each other, so for us to walk into the room together was strange indeed. “Did you two need something?”“Yes, actually.” I reached into my pocket, pulled out the burnt match, and walked over to my father. Right past Melvin. “I found this under my window. A witness from the day of the fire says they saw Beth climbing out of the bushes in that exact spot, and she has an infected scratch on her arm to prove it.”The room fell silent. I could feel Melvin and Natasha’s eyes boring into the back of my head, but I didn’t look at them. I placed the match in my father’s palm and took a step back.“What are you saying?” Melvin whispered.“I’m saying that that fire wasn’t an accident,” I said, pointing at Beth. “She did it on purpose. I’m not sure why—maybe she was put up to it, or maybe she was just being petty—but it doesn’t ma