Reborn of the Betrayed Luna의 모든 챕터: 챕터 61 - 챕터 70

Jay—POVSamantha Smith.What a fucking mess.My fated mate.The Moon Goddess's so-called perfect match for me -- an omega. Out of all the wolves in the realm, she had to go with Samantha.I had believed I could utilize her. That perhaps there was some latent strength I had yet to witness. But no. She was not merely useless, she was a liability. I treated her with clemency because the bond, though imperfect, had a hold. I had a weakness. But the weakness was solidifying.I would not allow one weak omega to destroy all that I had labored to create."She's pregnant."Dr. Evelyn's words were still ringing in my ears long after she had left the room. I hadn't spoken much, nodded once. She knew better than to stick around.I felt my hands shake slightly as I stood by myself. The walls felt like they were closing in on me, tighter and tighter.Samantha. My mate for fate.Pregnant.My pup.The idea made me feel ill.A pup with an omega. No, worse with her. That wasn't in my vision. I'd had an

My legs quivered under me as I fled Jay's study, hardly noticing the corridor I was sprinting along. My eyes were blurring with tears and dizziness. I could hear my heart thudding against my chest, the pounding echoing in my ears. My hands were shaking like crazy, and the corridor wrapped around in my head like some kind of bad dream I was unable to shake.I made it to my room and slammed the door shut behind me, locking it with shaking fingers. I took a step back until I hit the bed and fell onto it. My thoughts were spinning, and there was only one dreadful thought in my head:Why is Jay looking for an assassin?The man I had trusted with every part of my existence… now going to kill me?It wasn't unbelievable. We had changed. He had a baby coming with Samantha—his real mate.I was no longer necessary. Just like before.Would he actually go so far as to kill me? Kill me to make way for his ideal future?A gentle knock on the door made me jump."Melody? You all right?" Mary's voice was soft

Don's POVThe bullet ripped through the windshield. My driver fell forward, dead. His foot mashed down on the gas pedal, and the car careened wildly to one side."When the tire of the vehicle slipped after my driver was struck by a bullet," I grunted through clenched teeth, replaying each moment, "the vehicle slid down the side of the ravine…"The tires lost grip. Stone and dirt burst all around us as the car started its killing slide—skidding, bucking, rolling like a mad creature.Time shattered in that moment.I spun—and I looked.I saw her.Melody.She wasn't yelling.She was changing.Right there in the back seat, her bones breaking and knitting, fur pushing through flesh. Her body contorted in midair as the car rolled over.Her wolf—snow-white, shining even amidst the destruction—lunged forward.Shielding Melody.She wasn't shielding herself.She was shielding her human body.A raw snarl ripped from my throat.My wolf couldn't take it anymore.I let him emerge.My body broke apar

I was buried alive in darkness once more. My heart pounded furiously, pounding against my ribcage as a sour taste lingered on my tongue. I tried to thrash out of the choking black darkness, but my limbs seemed to be bound. My body refused to budge—frozen with terror and helplessness."Jay… Jay, please," I begged into the void. "You have to believe me… No!"I stretched out blindly, my fingers scrabbling through the heavy darkness. And then, out of the blue, a grubby hand closed over mine.I sucked in a breath, eyes fluttering open as awareness cracked down on me like an incoming tide. Alpha Don had my hand. Sweat dripped down my face, wetting my hair. My lungs burned for oxygen as I clung to his hand, shaking like a leaf in a hurricane. The stinging at my chest gradually eased as reality caught up with me. I was alive. And he had witnessed it all. I pulled back instinctively, withdrawing my hand as soon as I fully came to. I blushed with shame as I shifted to sit up. My muscles hurt, and

We spent the rest of the evening in conversation, the nightmare at last forgotten. The tension which had pursued me in the daytime was forgotten, and in its place was the soothing rhythm of talk and the intermittent silent laugh. There was something reassuring in the presence of Don—something solid, earthy, and reliable. I knew Alpha Don wasn’t dense or blind to the dangers around us, but even so, I was eager to hear his thoughts and plans. And because I already knew parts of the future, I could gently steer him in the right direction—warning him about what wouldn’t work, suggesting ways to strengthen what might.As night gave way to dawn, sleep finally caught up with me. There were no nightmares for the first time in what had felt like an eternity.I awoke a few moments later to the wonderful aroma of something baking. My stomach rumbled right away in protest. Blinking the sleep from my eyes, I sat up and stretched out in a long, melodramatic yawn. My joints cracked, my back hurt a l