All Chapters of Reborn Luna:Her Second Chance Mate : Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

"Alpha, it's Delta's savior. He's back, and he says he found out something about the Luna with her." Enhanced hearing. Odessa heard what the Beta said, making her squint her eyes in question. Desmond rubbed a hand down his face in exhaustion and ended the call. "We need to be at the Packhouse as soon as possible." He was sad their date night was cut short so early. He was hoping to stay in the moment they shared, maybe take her somewhere else another time. Then Odessa leaned on the window, watching the lights in the city and the tall buildings disappear into thick trees and grassy landscapes. When they arrived, Beta George was at the entrance, waiting for them. The three of them walked upstairs to the study room located on the Alpha and Luna's wing. Odessa had never been in this room. She didn't know it existed until now. Seeing it amazed her. She reminded herself to come here another day to explore. Desmond pushed the door open, and she walked in, Beta George following be

"I'm so sorry, Luna. We have been tracking the Alpha for days now, but wherever he is heading, he's leaving the stench of death behind," Beta George revealed. He had not seen this part of the Alpha in a long time, and it felt like history was repeating itself from that very day he remembered. Odessa screamed in frustration and swept her hand over the mahogany desk, clearing it of the documents and papers. It's been two weeks since her mate disappeared after going feral with bloodlust and trying to kill her. Up until now, they had not figured out what triggered him. He was doing just fine days before he exploded. So what happened? Her mind went with different wild thoughts, but she seemed not to be able to wrap her head around them. When she was finally happy after a lifetime of distrust and sadness, why did life seem so unfair to her? Just when would she find genuine rest? "So you mean to tell me that my mate is mindlessly killing everything in his path, and you cannot d

"Run!" Odessa yelled, and they took off into the dark woods. She stretched her hands blindly behind her to fire her golden light at the creature. It shrieked again but still chased after them with lightning speed. "Bella, I don't think I can run any faster." Alaric was breathing harshly, trying to keep up with Odessa's speed, but he was no match for the female Alpha. "Hold on." She grabbed him by the waist with one hand and propelled herself into the air, using her powerful legs to her advantage. They gained enough distance away from the creature before Alaric turned to Odessa. "Odessa, what was that thing?" Alaric looked utterly terrified. "I should be asking you. Your father was supposed to tell us we would encounter such malevolent creatures," Odessa rebutted. "Well, he didn't tell me anything about meeting tree people." If they weren't in such a terrible situation, Odessa would have laughed so hard, but instead she scoffed at the tall man and turned to walk a

"So no one can know about this, except us, right?" Alaric asked for clarity. Odessa rolled her eyes and scrunched her nose in annoyance. "Yes, Alaric, we've gone over this for the umpteenth time." He smirked mischievously, as if he was intentionally trying to aggravate her. "I needed more clarification, Luna. I don't want to be misinformed." "I understand. With an IQ like yours, I wouldn't expect anything less." Odessa smiled sweetly. The indirect insult didn't pass over Alaric's head. He looked as red as a tomato, ready to explode. Alaric's father looked exasperated with them. Ever since they returned from the forest, he had noticed their bond had grown stronger. To be honest, it was sweet to see his son look after the Luna, just like he did for his sister when she was alive. But then the bickering and annoying banter was getting on his nerves. They were arguing every minute. "Why, you little brat... enough. You two can bicker later. We have more pressing matters at hand, li

All the windows in the living room exploded, sending glass shards flying everywhere. Alaric and xaviar ducked to avoid the impact of the explosion. When it settled, they both turned to see Odessa had fainted. But that was not what scared them the most. It was the naked woman lying next to Odessa, with raven hair and pale skin, who looked exactly like Elody. "Goddess," Alaric exclaimed in disbelief. Still unconscious, Alaric looked up from the coffee he was nursing to see his father walking in from the front door. He had bought new glass for the windows so they would install them. "Yes, they both are," Alaric replied, and by both, he meant his sister and best friend. After the ritual, both of them were unconscious, so he put them in separate rooms to rest. He wasn't sure if the spell worked fully, but at least Elody was breathing normally, so that was a good sign. "Odessa is just physically drained from using her powers. She'll be awake soon," Xavier reassured, giving h