All Chapters of Revenge Of The Alpha's Reborn Mate: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Trial of the Fallen Luna(Isabella’s POV)“On your feet, poison Luna,” one guard said. “The pack wants a show.”Aurora growled. Let me rip his throat out.“Later,” I muttered.They yanked me up anyway. The iron cuff on my ankle dug into my skin as they snapped a chain from it to my wrists. I bit back a wince and lifted my chin.If they wanted a show, I’d give them one.They dragged me out into the corridor. The torches seemed brighter after so long in the dark. As we climbed the stairs, the sound hit me first—voices. So many. My stomach twisted.You’re not alone, Aurora said. I’m here.I nodded.The big double doors to the main hall swung open and the noise doubled. The room was packed. Wolves crammed into every seat, every corner, some standing along the walls and up on the balcony.And at the far end, on the raised platform that once held only Damien and me…Damien sat in the middle crown chair, posture perfect, face carved in stone. Vanessa sat beside him in white, a soft shawl a

Ultimatum at Moon Hall(Lucas’s POV)Moon Hall was still filled with wolves when I walked in. Elders filled the long tables on either side, muttering. Guards lined the walls.Jax fell into step at my right shoulder, calm but watchful. We walked straight down the center as voices lowered, all eyes on us.“Alpha Lucas,” Elder Rowan said, forcing a smile. “You came. We understand there is a… disagreement.”“That’s one word for it,” Jax muttered.I kept my gaze on Damien. “You refused every diplomatic offer,” I said. “So we do this here.”Damien leaned back in the chair like this was entertainment. “We follow our laws,” he said. “If you don’t like them, you are free to return to Frostveil.”My wolf bristled. Over my dead body.I let my anger sit low and cold instead of hot. Calm scared people more.“I will,” I said. “With my mate.”A ripple ran through the hall. “Mate” whispered from mouth to mouth.Vanessa’s hand tightened on Damien’s arm. She kept her eyes down, playing small, but I cou

Run for the Gate (Jax’s POV)I always knew we’d leave Silvercrest in flames. I just didn’t plan on doing it with their Alpha blocking the hallway like a final boss.Damien stood at the end of the corridor, warriors shoulder to shoulder around him. Lucas was a few steps in front of me, Isabella between us, chain dragging at her ankle. Her breathing was quick, eyes locked on Damien’s.“Isabella,” Damien said softly. “Come back. I might still show mercy.”She laughed. “You already buried me once. Try a new line.”Lucas’s aura flared. “Step aside,” he said.I moved up, close enough for Lucas to hear me. “We can’t waste time on his ego,” I said low. “Third corridor over connects to the kitchen wing. We punch through there, go up, not through him.”“There’s a service hall behind that storage door,” Isabella snapped, jerking her chin to our right. “Housekeepers use it to avoid guests. If we hit his line, we’ll get swarmed.”Damien’s eyes narrowed. He heard just enough to know we had options.

Sky Between Us(Isabella’s POV)The car felt too small for me.I sat stiff beside Lucas on the back seat, wrists aching where the shackles had rubbed my skin raw. I kept my eyes on the floor mats. If I looked at him, I might remember how he ripped the bars apart with his bare hands. How he bled for me. And I didn’t know what to do with that.My teeth chattered once, out of nowhere.“Isabella,” Lucas said quietly.I didn’t answer.Something heavy brushed my shoulders. I flinched, but it was only fabric. He settled a dark cloak around me, careful not to touch my skin more than he had to. Cedar and smoke wrapped around me with it.“I’m not cold,” I muttered.“You’re shaking,” he said.“That doesn’t mean I’m cold.”He did not take the cloak back.I clutched the edges without meaning to. It was warm. It smelled like him. My chest tightened, annoyed at myself.“Jax is keeping an eye out,” Lucas said, as if he needed to fill the quiet. “He’ll warn us if anyone follows.”“Good,” I said. “I

Campfire Secrets(Isabella’s POV)Stuck.That one word hung in the cold air between us, heavier than the smoke leaking from the car.Jax swore under his breath. “We can’t stay on the road,” he said. “If Damien sent one group, he can send more.”Lucas’s eyes lifted to the dark trees. His jaw tightened. “We move off the road. Fifty meters in.” He glanced at me. “You can walk?”“I just fought off a wolf with a sword,” I said. “I can walk to a tree.”Jax snorted. “She’s got a point, Alpha.”Lucas sent him a look, then jerked his head toward the forest. “We make a small camp. Jax, see what you can do with the engine once we’re hidden. Isabella, you rest.”“I don’t need—”“You rest,” he repeated, voice quiet but firm.Aurora hummed. He is not wrong.I rolled my eyes at both of them. Still, when Lucas slid an arm under my elbow to steady me as we left the road, I didn’t pull away.The forest swallowed us fast. The trees here were tall, dark shapes against a pale sky.We found a small hollow