All Chapters of REBIRTH OF THE OMEGA BRIDE : Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Dorian’s POV My unplanned return to Alpha Ambrose’s kingdom had been unforeseen in every possible way. There had been no carefully arranged visit, no political schedule that required my immediate presence, and no pressing matter that demanded that I bring my council chiefs with me on such short notice. Yet something had kept drawing me back here, an instinct I couldn’t explain no matter how many times I tried to reason with it. Since leaving the kingdom, I had felt unsettled. My wolf had been unusually restless, and the farther I travelled from the palace, the stronger the feeling became. It wasn’t simply the familiar pull I felt whenever Fiona crossed my mind. This was different. It was a persistent certainty that something was wrong, as though an invisible thread connected me to this place and refused to let me ignore whatever was happening within its walls. I had tried to dismiss it at first. Kings couldn’t abandon their responsibilities every time their instincts whispered som

Lilian’s POVFinally, everything was going to fall into place. For the first time in days, I allowed myself to believe that the pieces were moving exactly where I wanted them. Fiona’s reputation had already been stained, Rex had finally begun considering how to push the wedding forward, and the seer was supposed to give us the answer we needed. Once the mate bond was denied, there would be nothing left standing between me and everything I had planned.Rex would marry Fiona, and once he secured his position within the royal family, Alpha Ambrose would become nothing more than an obstacle waiting to be removed. We had discussed it enough times that I no longer felt any guilt when I thought about it. Ambrose’s death would have to happen eventually, but there was no reason to rush when we could first allow Rex to gain the authority and trust necessary to take control of the kingdom without resistance.I smiled as I imagined it. Rex would sit on Ambrose’s throne, and I would be the person

Rex’s POV I was jittery, perhaps too excited. Everything Lilian and I had been building, scheming, and working toward was finally so close to becoming reality that it was becoming difficult to contain my anticipation. I had to remind myself that I couldn’t walk into Alpha Ambrose’s study looking like a man who had just been handed the throne. I needed to look like the worried fiancé and loyal partner I had spent weeks pretending to be, so I took a deep breath and forced my expression into something solemn as I made my way toward his study. I knocked on the door and waited. “Come in,” he answered. I pushed the door open and stepped inside, lowering my head respectfully as I closed it behind me. I approached his desk with a carefully troubled expression, making sure my voice carried the right amount of concern when I finally spoke. “Alpha, I’m sorry for disturbing you.” Ambrose looked up from the documents on his desk and studied me for a moment before gesturing toward the chair

Rex and Lilian’s POV Shortly after the Lycan King and Alpha Ambrose left the seer’s chambers, Rex and I found a secluded corner of the palace where we could discuss what needed to happen next. The unexpected return of Dorian had already complicated our plans, and neither of us could afford to ignore the growing closeness between him and Fiona. If that continued, everything we had spent so much time building could begin to unravel before we were ready. “Lilian, I don’t like the closeness between the Lycan King and Fiona. That closeness threatens everything we’ve planned so far,” Rex said, his voice low as he glanced around to ensure we were alone. “Neither do I,” I replied, folding my arms. “It puts everything else at risk. If Dorian becomes too involved with Fiona, he could make it impossible for you to proceed with the wedding, and once that happens, we lose our opportunity to take control of this kingdom.” Rex’s jaw tightened as he considered my words. “We need to do something

Chapter 59: When Fate Is on Your Side Fiona’s POV I was in my quarters meditating when one of Father’s guards knocked on my door and informed me that Father had sent for me. I immediately stood up and walked toward my closet, searching for something presentable I could throw on before going to honor his call. I had no idea what he wanted to discuss, but his summons was enough to make me curious. As I stepped out of my chambers, I caught Lilian’s prying eyes monitoring my movements from farther down the corridor. She quickly looked away when our eyes met, pretending she hadn’t been watching me, but I knew better. Only the Moon Goddess knew what evil thoughts were brewing in her mind right now, but I didn’t have the time to concern myself with them. I hurried toward Father’s study and knocked when I reached the door. A moment later, his hoarse voice responded, and I pushed the door open to find him seated behind his desk with an unusually serious expression on his face. The moment I