All Chapters of REBIRTH OF THE OMEGA BRIDE : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Dorian’s POV Just as I recovered from my trance, I knew exactly who I needed to speak to immediately: Alpha Ambrose and Fiona. Whatever the Moon Goddess had shown me was too serious to keep to myself, and I needed to understand why she had warned me that I was directly or indirectly connected to Prince Sam’s death. I walked toward Alpha Ambrose’s study with determined steps, already planning to ask him to send for Fiona once I got there. I needed both of them present because whatever was happening seemed to involve Fiona, Sam, and somehow me, and I didn’t want to make assumptions without hearing what Alpha Ambrose knew. When I reached the study, I knocked. Nothing. I knocked again, this time harder. Still nothing. I frowned and tried once more, wondering whether Alpha Ambrose had left without informing anyone. I was about to turn away when I heard movement from somewhere behind me. I looked toward the opposite corridor. To my surprise, Fiona stepped out of her chambers. She

Fiona’s POVDorian and I walked through almost every section of the palace in search of Father, moving from one corridor to another while the palace seemed to grow quieter with every turn we took. I couldn’t shake the strange heaviness that had settled over me since leaving Father’s study, and although Dorian hadn’t said much, I could tell from the way his eyes constantly moved around our surroundings that the Moon Goddess’s warning was still occupying his thoughts.We eventually found Father in one of the smaller council chambers, speaking with one of the chiefs. The moment he saw us approaching, his conversation came to an immediate stop, and his eyes moved between Dorian and me with a mixture of curiosity and concern. Dorian’s unexpected presence in the kingdom had already been unusual enough, but seeing him arrive at his side with me made it obvious that something more serious had brought us there.Father excused the chief and waited until the man had disappeared down the corridor

Dorian’s POVThe room remained silent after I finished recounting everything the Moon Goddess had shown me. Alpha Ambrose stood behind his desk, his expression hard with concentration, while Fiona remained beside him with her hands clasped loosely in front of her. Neither of them seemed willing to speak first, and somehow, the silence made the weight of the conversation feel even heavier.I could still feel the strange pressure in my chest from the vision beneath the sycamore tree. The Moon Goddess had not given me every answer, but she had given me enough to know that whatever was happening around Fiona was connected to something far greater than politics. My instincts had been pulling me toward her since the first day I met her, and I had spent too long pretending that pull was nothing more than my wolf’s persistence.Then my wolf stirred again.Mate.The word exploded through my mind with such certainty that my entire body stiffened. I clenched my jaw and tried to push the sensatio

Fiona’s POV Finally, I had to face the truth I had been too cowardly to face. The man I remembered from my previous life and the man standing in front of me now were the same person, but somehow, they were not the same man. That was the part I had struggled to accept. For so long, I had allowed the memories of my previous life to become the only lens through which I saw Dorian. Whenever I looked at his silver eyes, my mind dragged me back to that terrifying night. Whenever I felt his presence nearby, my body remembered a fear my heart could not explain. But now I knew the truth. Dorian had not been the one who had chosen to hurt me in that life. His wolf had recognized my wolf as his mate while mine was already gone, poisoned by wolfsbane. I had not known what was happening. I had not understood the bond. And because of that, something that might have been different under other circumstances had become a violation I could never forget. Yet the man in front of me now… He had

Fiona’s POVI found myself walking toward King Dorian’s chambers before I had fully decided what I was doing. My feet seemed to know where they were going, while my mind kept trying to catch up with them. I had spent so much time thinking about giving the bond a chance that, somewhere along the way, thinking had stopped being enough.I wanted to do something about it.The corridor was quiet as I approached his door, and with every step, my heartbeat seemed to grow louder. I could still turn around. No one knew where I was going, and no one would question me if I changed my mind.But I didn’t.I lifted my hand and knocked gently twice.Almost immediately, the door opened.Dorian stood there, and surprise flashed across his face before his expression softened.“Princess Fiona,” he said, his voice warm with genuine surprise. “What a lovely surprise.”For a moment, I simply stared at him.I had rehearsed what I wanted to say countless times in my head, yet now that I was standing in front