All Chapters of Alpha's Reborn Luna-Marked For Vengeance : Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Aurelia’s POVThe sound of metal slamming against metal ripped me out of my sleep. My heart leapt into my throat as I sat up sharply on the narrow cot, my hair clinging to my face with sweat. The cell door was thrown open so hard it clanged against the wall, and torchlight spilled into the room like liquid fire.Two figures stood in the doorway.One, I recognized immediately was Luna Shannon. Behind her stood another woman I didn’t recognize—tall, elegant, with dark hair swept into a tight bun and a face that looked carved from fine marble.I pushed myself off the cot and stood, my bare feet hitting the cold stone floor. “What are you doing here?” My voice came out rough, sleep and fear tangling in my throat.Luna Shannon didn’t answer immediately. Instead, she stepped closer, her heels clicking sharply against the floor with every deliberate step. The strange woman was the first to speak, her tone smooth, almost too calm. “I’m Miriam,” she said, her gaze traveling over me as if I we

Aurelia’s POVThe cool night air brushed against my skin as the car rolled farther and farther away from the Pack.Each mile between me and the palace made my chest feel tighter, not lighter. After my death in my past life, I came back with just one sole purpose and that was vengeance. But what I didn't expect was for it to be this damn difficult. Selena was now in prison and might likely die in there, but somehow I had managed to include more enemies. If I was truly pregnant for the king, then I have to do I all could to protect this child and maybe retreating is all I can do for now.I pressed my forehead against the window and watched the towering pines blur past. The moon hung low, almost mournful, as if it could sense that something inside me was breaking.I didn’t even remember agreeing to this. One moment, Luna Shannon had been standing in front of my cell, smiling with that false sweetness, and the next I was here, being escorted away from the only place I’d ever truly felt see

Aurelia’s POVThe bed beneath me was soft, the sheets far too fine for someone like me, and yet I couldn’t shake the uneasy feeling that none of it belonged to me.Everything had happened so fast.One moment, I was behind iron bars waiting for judgment. The next, Luna Shannon herself had appeared like some twisted savior, whispering promises of freedom and safety — if I just left.I had taken the offer because I was tired… tired of being called cursed, tired of fighting battles I never started. But deep down, even as I sat there clutching the sleek black credit card she’d given me, I knew something about all of this was not right.Still, I needed supplies. I couldn’t live off the few clothes that came in the luggage waiting for me in this enormous mansion.I walked toward the mirror and adjusted my hair, brushing out the loose curls that had escaped overnight. My reflection looked hollow — my eyes dull, cheeks slightly sunken.I reached for the white sundress laid neatly across the be

Alpha Dominic’s POVThe air in the basement was cold. The kind that seeps through your skin and grips your bones. My boots echoed against the tiled floor as I stepped deeper inside, my flashlight beam slicing through the thick shadows.My wolf stirred uneasily inside me. I could feel his claws scratching at the edge of my control, his growl rumbling low in my chest. Something about this place wasn’t right. “Keep your guard up,” I ordered the men behind me. “Search every corner. If she’s down here, we’ll find her.”Kael nodded, his flashlight sweeping across rows of metal drawers lining the far wall. I moved ahead, following the faint scent of Aurelia that lingered here. My heart was pounding so hard it hurt. Please be here, please be safe.But as we rounded the corner, the beam of my flashlight froze on something that made my breath catch.Bodies.Rows of them, covered in white sheets. The smell was faint but unmistakable. A morgue.For a moment, I couldn’t move. I stared at the cold

Aslan’s POVI needed a drink.No scratch that, I needed ten.The night felt heavier than usual, pressing down on me like a curse. I could still hear Aurelia’s scream echoing in my head, the sound of her terror as everything fell apart. The plan had been perfect. In my mind, I’d pictured it a hundred times: she’d cry, she’d beg, she’d finally see that I was the only one who ever really cared. But reality didn’t care for my plans.She slipped away again into his hands.Alpha Dominic.The name alone made my jaw tighten as I slammed the empty glass on the bar counter. The bartender flinched slightly, but I ignored him. “Another,” I muttered, my voice low and rough.The club was packed tonight, it was a storm of chaos, and I was right in the middle of it, drowning in it willingly.If I couldn’t have control, I could at least have oblivion.My friend Leo slid onto the barstool beside me, the familiar scent of his cologne and cigarette smoke following him. “You look like hell, man.”I gave h