All Chapters of REBIRTH OF THE OMEGA BRIDE : Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Alpha Ambrose’s POVI was surprised when I heard my daughter’s fiancé was seeking my audience shortly after Lilian had left my study. I had barely finished processing the betrayal that had spewed from her mouth when the guard informed me that Rex was waiting outside.For a moment, I simply stared at the closed door.Lilian’s visit had already given me more than I expected. She had come pretending to be concerned about Fiona, but beneath every carefully chosen word was an attempt to make me question my daughter. She had spoken about Fiona’s behavior, her interactions with the Lycan King, and the possibility that she was hiding something from me. She had never directly accused her, but she had not needed to. Her intention had been obvious.And now Rex was here.I wondered what he was on now.“Send him in.”The guard opened the door, and Rex stepped into the study with a solemn expression. He bowed respectfully before approaching the desk.“Your Majesty.”“Rex.”He remained standing unti

Alpha Ambrose’s POV For some strange reason, I could finally see reasons with Fiona over her sudden refusal to marry Rex. I had spent weeks wondering what had changed in my daughter. She had once accepted the engagement without much resistance, yet lately, every mention of Rex seemed to make her uncomfortable. I had assumed it was a phase, perhaps the result of the tension surrounding the palace and everything that had happened during the Lycan King’s visit. But after listening to Rex speak about her, I was beginning to understand that perhaps Fiona had seen something in him that I had been too blind to notice. Rex was an entirely different person from the man he had made me and everyone else believe he was. For years, I had considered him dependable. He had always been respectful in my presence, patient with Fiona, and careful about his conduct around the royal household. I had believed he was the kind of man who would protect my daughter and treat her with the respect she deserv

Investigator Dan’s POV Lilian and Rex knew me as one of the king’s close men, but neither of them knew the full extent of my duties. To them, I was simply a trusted member of His Majesty’s household, someone who occasionally handled matters on the king’s behalf. They had no reason to suspect that I was also the man responsible for investigating the palace’s most delicate affairs. That was exactly what I needed. The king had been very clear about one thing: utmost discretion. I couldn’t assign an ordinary palace guard to watch Rex and Lilian. The moment either of them noticed a familiar face lingering around them, they would become cautious. They would stop speaking freely, change their routines, and possibly destroy whatever evidence they had already created. I needed them comfortable. I needed them careless. Most importantly, I needed them to believe they had won. As I sat in my quarters that evening, I thought about the conversation I had overheard between His Majesty and R

Alpha Ambrose’s POV After Dan’s report, a plan began to settle in my mind. I had enough information to know that Rex and Lilian were not innocent bystanders in what was happening to Fiona. I still didn’t know the full extent of their involvement, and I certainly didn’t know who had started the whispers in the first place, but I knew enough to understand that confronting them now would be a mistake. If I wanted to discover how deep this went, I needed them to believe they were still winning. They needed to remain comfortable, confident, and unaware that their own actions had begun exposing them. But for that plan to work, I was going to need Fiona to trust me with all her heart. More importantly, I needed her to tell me everything she knew, whether she had learned it through direct information, observation, or the strange intuition that had guided so many of her recent decisions. I couldn’t protect her from something I didn’t understand. I left my study and walked toward her chamb

Investigator Dan’s POV I saw Lilian send a message across to Rex, asking him to meet her somewhere private. She did it casually, as though the simple act of passing a message through the palace was nothing worth noticing. What she didn’t know was that I already had information about the communication between her and Rex, and I had been paying closer attention to their movements than either of them realized. I waited until she had left the corridor before following at a distance. I couldn’t afford to move too quickly and alert her. The king had specifically ordered me to maintain the utmost discretion, and after what I had already uncovered, I wasn’t about to throw away an opportunity to learn more simply because I was impatient. Lilian eventually made her way toward a secluded section of the western gardens. I took a different route and positioned myself behind one of the large stone pillars bordering the garden walkway. From there, I had enough cover to observe without being obvi