All Chapters of Reborn: Aria's Revenge: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

54 Chapters

Chapter Forty One: Kidnapped

‎Adrean’s POV‎‎The Alpha party hall was nothing short of magnificent. Moonlight spilled through tall crystal windows, reflecting off polished marble floors and gold trimmed pillars. The air buzzed with power, pride, and dominance as Alphas from every corner of the region gathered under one roof.‎‎My Luna, Alora, walked beside me, her hand resting lightly on my arm as we made our way toward the long banquet table. Alphas greeted one another with firm nods and measured smiles, each of us assessing the other like predators sharing the same hunting ground.‎‎I returned every greeting calmly, until my eyes landed on him.‎‎Kael.‎‎My chest tightened as rage stirred beneath my skin. The monster who wanted me dead. The Alpha who smiled in my face while sharpening a blade behind my back. He sat confidently at the table, arrogance written all over his posture. And beside him sat Aria, her arm linked through his as if she belonged there.‎‎The sight burned.‎‎Today was not just an Alph

Chapter Forty Two: Escape

‎Kael’s POV‎‎The forest stank of decay.‎‎Rotting wood, abandoned cabins, and the sour scent of dead animals clung to the air so thickly it coated my lungs. My head throbbed, pain pulsing behind my eyes as I struggled to make sense of where I was.‎‎My thoughts were scattered.‎‎The last thing I remembered was the Alpha party. The laughter. The food. Then a call from an unknown number. The voice on the line had sounded urgent, strange. They told me to step outside the hall completely, said it concerned pack security.‎‎I went.‎‎I should not have.‎‎They were already waiting for me. Large men. Muscular. Masked. At first, I did not realize what they were until they lunged for me. I fought back on instinct, claws slashing, strength roaring through my veins. But then everything went dark.‎‎Now I knew why.‎‎The smell hit me again. Sharp and chemical. Drugs.‎‎So that was it. When they failed to take me by force, they must have drugged me into unconsciousness. That explained t

Chapter Forty Three: He's Back

‎Aria’s POV‎I folded my clothes with deliberate care, placing each garment into the luggage as though sealing away the last traces of my time here. Ever since Kael’s former Luna died, I had moved into his packhouse, into his life, under the guise of comfort and companionship. But closeness was my weapon. Revenge demanded proximity, and I had come to his pack with one purpose: to make him suffer for what he had done to me in my past life. Now, with him kidnapped and presumed dead, that purpose felt complete. There was no reason to remain among his wolves. I had come for Kael, and Kael was gone. Or so I believed.‎My second chance at life had not been wasted. I had avenged the rejection, the betrayal, the pain he and Elena inflicted on me even when Elena sold me out and ended my existence. Adrian’s help had made it almost too easy—and that was getting Kael. Satisfaction warmed my chest, yet it could not chase away the cold ache that lingered. Mich was dead. I had never intended for him

Chapter Forty Four: Soon

‎I rolled my eyes, pretending Kael’s accusation wasn’t aimed straight at me.‎“Has it really come to this?” I asked, letting my voice tremble just enough. “You don’t trust me anymore? You actually think I arranged your kidnapping?”‎He chuckled, low and bitter, the sound rumbling deep in his chest like distant thunder over pack lands.‎“If you had no part in it,” he said, golden eyes narrowing, “then why did you look so unhappy to see me alive?”‎Tears welled up on cue, hot and convincing against my cheeks, but inside my heart hammered so violently I feared his heightened werewolf senses would hear it. Everything was unraveling. The suspicion was turning toward me now.‎“Are you serious, Kael?” I whispered, letting the tears spill. “I stood by you after Elena died. I stayed. And this is how you repay me?”‎He rolled his eyes, unmoved.‎“Whatever,” he muttered.‎“I think I should leave,” I said, voice small and broken. Secretly I waited, hoping he would stop me, hoping guilt would forc

Chapter Forty Five: Finds out

‎Kael's POV‎I hesitated to call this an official inquiry, though it felt closer to an interrogation than anything else. Whatever the Alphas wanted to name it, I could not refuse their summons. Every pack leader in the region had gathered, and they were waiting for me. I exhaled slowly, adjusting the silk tie at my throat, then settled my dark beret carefully over the half-healed gash on my scalp. The wound still throbbed beneath the fabric, a constant reminder that the ones who had taken me remained free. I had joked about suspecting Aria, but the thought was absurd. She could never betray me. Her scent still lingered on my skin from the night before, warm and reassuring. Someone close to had orchestrated the kidnapping, yes, but not her. Never her.‎The bedroom door opened softly, and Aria stepped inside. Moonlight seemed to cling to her skin, giving her an ethereal glow that made my wolf stir possessively. She was breathtaking, more beautiful than any she-wolf I had ever seen.‎"Co

Chapter Forty Six: She has to explain

‎Kael's POV‎"Stop here," I told the driver. I took a slow drag from my cigarette and let the smoke curl out.‎"That's his car," I said, nodding toward the black SUV parked across the street. The two rogues I hired sat in the back, still smoking, waiting.‎"He's inside. Go get him. Bring him to me."‎They knew what I meant. ‎"No need for extra words. We are professionals. We'll play this game well"‎I gave them a small nod. "Good. He'll learn what happens when he tries to take down a dangerous Alpha."‎I whispered the last part mostly to myself.‎The rogues stepped out, guns already in hand. They walked straight to Adrian's car, yanked the door open, and pressed cold metal to his temple. He froze. No fight. They dragged him out and shoved him into the back seat beside me.‎The second he opened his mouth to yell, I turned and met his eyes.‎"Scream, and they blow your head off." I gave him a slow wink. "Simple."‎His eyes went wide when he finally recognized me.‎"So it's you," he bre

Chapter Forty Seven: Caught

‎Aria’s POV‎I sat in the living room, my hands clenched tightly on my lap, my mind tangled in worry and confusion. I had been calling Adrian over and over, but ever since our last conversation, his phone had gone silent. No replies. No missed calls returned.‎And Kael had not returned either.‎He had said he was going out. To where, I had no idea.‎Revenge was taking longer than I expected. When I was reborn, I believed it would be swift. Clean. Satisfying. Instead, it stretched on, heavy and exhausting, like a wound that refused to heal.‎Then the door creaked open.‎Kael stepped inside.‎His eyes were bloodshot, glowing faintly with restrained fury. His skin looked pale, his jaw clenched so tight it seemed ready to snap. Power rolled off him in suffocating waves, his wolf pressing dangerously close to the surface.‎My heart slammed violently against my ribs.‎“Good....."I began shakily.‎“Save it,” he snapped. “You betrayer. You slut.”‎The words hit me like a slap.‎My eyes widene

Chapter Forty Eight: Trespassing

‎Leo’s POV‎What use was I to an Alpha beyond being his shadow.‎A Beta existed to guide, to advise, to protect. To run errands. To clean up messes. To bleed quietly when needed. That was my duty, and I had accepted it long before Kael became my Alpha.‎Yet as I walked down the stone corridor toward Aria’s chambers, unease crawled beneath my skin like restless claws.‎The Alpha had ordered me to fetch her.‎Simple. Direct. Yet nothing about this felt simple.‎The night before, I had overheard Kael yelling at her. Not arguing. Yelling. His wolf had surfaced, his voice thick with rage and betrayal. I had stayed hidden then, as any loyal Beta should, but the words still echoed in my mind.‎Since Aria entered Kael’s life, nothing had been the same.‎Our Luna was dead.‎The pack was restless.‎And Kael, once sharp and controlled, now ruled with emotions that swung like a blade.‎Some whispered that Aria had him under a spell. Others said she was a curse sent by the Moon Goddess herself. I

Chapter Forty Nine: The Beta's death

Aria's POV‎I sat on the edge of the bed, my reflection staring back at me through the tall mirror fixed to the wall. My hands moved steadily, practiced, calm, even though my thoughts were anything but. Blush first. A soft stroke across my cheekbones. Then lipstick, a deep shade that made my lips look full and dangerous. Mascara followed, coating my lashes until my eyes looked wide and innocent. Eyeliner next, sharp and precise. Eyeshadow last, blended carefully until everything looked perfect.‎Controlled.‎Beautiful.‎Deadly.‎Yet beneath that calm surface, my heart raced. Each beat felt louder than the last, pounding so hard I was certain the walls could hear it.‎Something was wrong.‎Kael had not summoned me. He had not spoken to me since last night. And Leo’s face kept replaying in my mind. His widened eyes. His silence. His smirk as he walked away.‎The door suddenly flew open.‎I froze.‎My heart leapt violently against my ribs, my pulse roaring in my ears. My palms grew slick

Chapter Fifty: Dead

‎The shouts tore through the pack like a storm unleashed.‎Cries. Howls. Panic woven with disbelief.‎I remained stretched across the sitting room couch, my body relaxed, my breathing steady, my expression calm. Almost bored. A faint smirk curved my lips, sharp and deliberate, the kind that belonged to someone who already knew the ending of the story while others were still struggling through the middle.‎The Moonfall pack was in chaos.‎Their Beta was dead.‎Leo was dead.‎The wolves outside howled his name, their grief echoing through the halls, vibrating against the walls, crawling into every corner of the pack house. I felt it all, yet none of it touched me. My heart did not tighten. My chest did not ache. If anything, the noise amused me.‎Leo crossed my path.‎Leo heard my secrets.‎And wolves who heard my secrets never survived.‎They never did.‎He overheard me. He confronted me. He ran to Kael like a loyal dog, thinking loyalty would save him. Thinking truth would protect him

1 2 3 4 5 6

SCAN CODE TO READ ON APP