All Chapters of Reborn to Crown the Alpha He Feared: Chapter 1 - Chapter 8

“They will understand it. No wolf will dare challenge the blood alliance.” My lips curved into a thin, sharp smile.Selene’s expression turned taut.But she had no choice.Elias finally allowed himself a satisfied smile.He turned to me and grabbed my wrist.“Thank you,” he said, his tone condescending. “Don’t worry, I won’t throw you out. Elara will stay by my side, but the Luna’s place will always be yours. I will grant you status, honor, and respect. Only do not bully Elara.”I wrenched my hand free of his grasp. “No need.”“You don’t want to mate me anymore?” he asked, genuine disbelief coloring his tone.I nodded.He let out a harsh, disbelieving laugh. “Then you won’t be my Luna when I claim the Alpha title.”I looked him straight in the eye.He had already known that we were both reborn. He was too sharp not to.But even after all we’d been through, even after I’d single-handedly laid the foundation for his rise to power, he still put Elara above everyone else in his heart, off

The cold darkness of the lake did not swallow me whole as I’d expected.Strong, calloused arms cut through the icy water, lifting my limp body from the freezing depths before my consciousness faded entirely. I was too weak to open my eyes, too drained to struggle, only able to feel the rough texture of scarred palms against my frostbitten skin. A cold, carved weight was pressed firmly into my trembling palm.It was the worn wolf pendant I’d dropped earlier. The fingers that closed my hand around it lingered for a heartbeat, then pulled away. By the time I forced my heavy eyelids open, the moonlit shore was empty. My chest tightened with unshakable doubt.This scene mirrored the memory I’d clung to for fifteen years down to the smallest detail. As a seven-year-old, I’d slipped through the cracked ice of this exact lake and nearly drowned. I’d always believed Elias had pulled me to safety; the last figure I’d glimpsed through blurry eyes had been his dark silhouette standing over

We arrived at the northern border camp three days later, just as the first snow began to fall. Kael immediately threw himself into his work. He wouldn’t let me go on patrol. He wouldn’t let me attend the strategy meetings. And every time he left the camp, he posted two armed guards outside my building with strict orders not to let me leave for any reason.I tolerated it for exactly seven days.On the eighth morning, I waited by the entrance until Kael returned from a dawn patrol. Before he could step inside, I stepped in front of him, blocking his path.“Why won’t you let me fight?” I demanded.He sighed, rubbing a hand over his tired eyes. “It’s too dangerous.”I crossed my arms, saying, “Don’t treat me like a helpless child.”“You’re the Silverclaw heir,” he said, his voice firm. “If something happens to you, the blood alliance between our packs breaks. The entire territory will fall into chaos.”“I’m not just the Silverclaw heir,” I shot back. “I’m your mate. And I’m not going t

The next morning, Kael left with most of his warriors. He left twenty of his best warriors behind to guard me, with strict orders not to let me leave the camp under any circumstances.But the guards didn’t listen.They’d seen what I’d done. They’d seen me win battles, save lives, and lead them to victory. They knew Kael would be dead without me. So as soon as Kael was out of sight, the head guard came to my building and opened the door.“Let’s go, Lady Lyra,” he said. “Let’s bring our Alpha home.”I nodded, too grateful for words. We shifted into our wolf forms and took off after Kael, following the trail his army had left through the snow.We chased them for two days, running nonstop through the frozen wasteland. On the third day, I heard the sound of battle in the distance. I ran faster, my paws pounding against the ice and snow.When I crested the hill, I saw them. Kael’s army was surrounded by hundreds of Ironfang warriors and a group of black-clad soldiers I recognized immediat