Lahat ng Kabanata ng THE ALPHA’S MATE: REBORN TO RULE: Kabanata 1 - Kabanata 10

Rain battered the tall windows of the Hart mansion, the relentless rhythm of droplets echoing through the quiet halls like a mournful song. Lightning flashed across the sky, briefly illuminating the sprawling estate before darkness swallowed it again.Sylvie stood silently in the shadowed hallway outside the living room.Her bare feet felt cold against the polished marble floor, but she barely noticed. Her thin fingers pressed against the wall for balance as voices drifted toward her through the slightly open door.Her heart was pounding.She hadn’t meant to listen.She had only come downstairs to get a glass of water before bed. But when she passed the living room, she heard laughter—sharp and cruel.Something about it made her stop.Something felt… wrong.So she stayed.Hidden in the darkness.Listening.“Honestly,” Margaret said with a light laugh, the sound cold and amused. Sylvie could hear the faint swirl of wine inside a crystal glass. “Your father never suspected a thing.”Syl

The chaos at the gala slowly faded.Security guards rushed into the ballroom and quickly dragged the rogue wolf away. Guests whispered nervously while gathering their coats and bags. What had started as a glamorous evening had suddenly turned into a frightening memory.Sylvie stood near the balcony, still trying to calm her racing heart.Alexander Knight stood in front of her like a wall, his tall figure shielding her from the crowd.For several seconds, neither of them spoke.Finally, Alexander turned to face her.“Are you hurt?” he asked.His voice was low but steady.Sylvie blinked, surprised by the question.“No… I’m fine.”Alexander studied her carefully, as if checking every detail.“You’re certain?”“Yes.”Sylvie hesitated before adding, “Thank you… for stepping in earlier.”Alexander gave a small nod.“That situation shouldn’t have involved you.”Sylvie frowned slightly.“He pointed at me.”Alexander’s expression darkened.“I know.”“Do you know him?” she asked.Alexander paus

Several glowing golden eyes stared from the darkness beyond the garden.Alexander’s grip on Sylvie’s wrist tightened slightly.“We need to leave,” he repeated quietly.Sylvie frowned. “Alexander, you’re scaring me.”He leaned closer, his voice low.“You should be scared.”Before she could ask another question, the garden lights flickered.A strange tension filled the air.Then suddenly—The shadows moved.Several men stepped out from the darkness near the trees.They looked human.But their eyes were wrong.Too bright.Too wild.Alexander’s expression turned cold.Rogues.Sylvie felt something strange stir inside her chest again.The same warmth she had felt before.“What’s happening?” she whispered.Alexander stepped in front of her protectively.“Stay behind me.”One of the men stepped forward and laughed.“Well, well.”His voice sounded rough.“The great Alpha Knight.”The room grew silent as several guests slowly noticed the situation near the garden doors.Vanessa immediately mov

The bright lights of the hospital hallway felt almost blinding.Sylvie sat on the edge of the hospital bed while a nurse carefully wrapped a bandage around her arm.“It’s a shallow cut,” the nurse said gently. “You were lucky.”Sylvie forced a small smile.“I guess I was.”But her mind was still spinning.An assassin.Someone had tried to kill her.And the two mysterious men who saved her…They had called someone Alpha.The nurse finished tying the bandage.“There,” she said. “Just keep the wound clean for a few days.”“Thank you.”The nurse nodded and left the room.The moment the door closed, the atmosphere changed.The two men who had protected her were standing near the wall.Tall.Silent.Watching everything.Sylvie looked at them.“Alright,” she said. “Someone needs to explain what’s going on.”The men exchanged a glance.One of them spoke carefully.“Miss Hart, our Alpha will explain everything soon.”Sylvie frowned.“Your Alpha?”Before the man could answer—The hospital door

Morning sunlight slowly filled the large bedroom.Sylvie stirred under the soft blankets.For a moment she forgot where she was.Then she remembered everything.The rogues.The attack.Alexander carrying her into his room.Her eyes slowly opened.The room was quiet.She turned her head slightly.Alexander was sitting in a chair near the window, reading something on his tablet.He was already dressed in a dark suit, looking as composed as ever.Sylvie blinked.“You didn’t sleep?”Alexander glanced up.“I did.”“You’re lying.”Alexander’s lips curved faintly.“I rested.”Sylvie groaned and sat up, rubbing her eyes.“You fought three rogue wolves last night and you call that resting?”Alexander stood and walked toward her.“They weren’t a problem.”Sylvie raised an eyebrow.“That’s easy for you to say.”Alexander studied her carefully.“Are you feeling better?”Sylvie stretched slightly.“Yes. Just sore.”Alexander nodded.“Good.”Sylvie suddenly remembered something.“What happened to t