บททั้งหมดของ BETRAYED, REBORN, RETURNED: THE RISE OF THE FEMALE ALPHA : บทที่ 11 - บทที่ 20

The man froze, his eyes locked on Valkira from across the room. For a moment, he seemed unable to believe what he was seeing. “Leon?” Valkira whispered. He was no longer the shy, introverted Beta boy she remembered from the Royal Academy. He was taller now, with broad shoulders filling out his lab coat, and there was a confidence about him that hadn't been there before. But his eyes were still the same. He still looked at her like a boy who had loved her silently from afar for years. Back then, Valkira was the dazzling Alpha princess popular, outspoken, and powerful. Leon was just an ordinary, quiet Beta who spent most of his time hidden away in the library. One day, Valkira had stepped in to defend him from a group of noble bullies, and he never forgot what she had done for him. His secret crush on her slowly grew into something deeper, a silent love he had carried with him ever since. Five years ago, Leon left for a medical summit. When he returned, the Crescent Pack was gone,

Everyone froze. The two Gammas stopped mid-charge, claws still extended toward Leon's throat. Their snarls died instantly.Roman Ravenhood sat upright on the metal table, his eyes wide open. His broad chest rose and fell with steady breaths, the blue-purple hue gone from his skin. He looked exhausted, but he was alive.The Gammas rushed to his side, their faces pale. They reached out to steady him.“Alpha! You shouldn't move yet! Your body is still weak!”Roman slapped their hands away. His voice was harsh. "Both of you are complete fools. Do you have any idea what you just did? You attacked the man who was trying to save my life. You raised your claws against a royal physician in his own clinic. Have you lost your mind?" The Gammas stepped back at once, their heads bowed in shame.“Dr. Leon saved my life tonight,” Roman barked. “You will not touch him. And you will show the great physician the respect he deserves. Is that clear?”The Gammas nodded quickly, lowering their heads in ob

The lakeside villa was quiet, sunlight streaming through the tall glass windows. The air was clean and fresh.Yana sat on the fabric sofa, holding a small glass of water. The new medicine sat on the wooden table beside her in a tiny bottle filled with dark liquid. She made a sour face and looked up at her mother.“It tastes bad, Mama.”Valkira sat beside her and tucked a strand of hair behind Yana's ear. “I know, sweetie. But it will make you feel better.”Yana sighed and placed the water on the table. She picked up the medicine and drank it quickly, shuddering at the taste. Valkira handed her the water, then gave her a piece of sweet candy. Yana's eyes lit up. “Thank you, Mama.” Within hours, the change was clear. Color had returned to Yana's pale cheeks, her eyes were brighter, and her deep cough had almost disappeared. Valkira watched her daughter play across the living room, feeling a warmth she hadn't felt in years.She had missed so much of Yana's life. Five years on that isl

Valkira stepped into the private room, her silver gown catching the chandelier light as her heels clicked against the marble. She stopped just inside the doorway.The room grew silent as every head turned toward the doorway. The wealthy elites stared at the woman standing there alone, without guards, or a pack of army behind her, just a woman in a fine dress.Thomas recovered first, sneering as he stepped forward. “Look who finally crawled out of the gutter.”Laughter swept through the room as the traitors sneered. To them, Valkira looked like an easy target, alone and without an army behind her.Valkira remained calm, her eyes cold as she answered in a steady voice.“Iike I said before, isn’t it a bit premature to say things like that? It’s been five years, Mr. Thomas and your mouth has gotten a lot filthier. You should really learn to brush your wolf’s teeth”Thomas's face darkened as his fists clenched and the smirk vanished. “You penniless brat!” he roared, his aura rising. “Do

The grand wooden doors swung open with a heavy thud, and Valkira stepped into the crowded banquet hall, her expression focused. Bright crystal lights illuminated her face as the classical music slowly faded, and hundreds of heads turned toward the entrance.Joye saw her first, her face twisting with rage as she stormed across the polished floor. The crowd parted as she approached and stopped inches from Valkira, breathing heavily.“You dare show your face here?” Joye shouted, her voice could be heard across the hall. “After what you did to my brother Johnson? You broke his bones and threw him out like dirt!”Valkira looked at her, remembering Joye as a twelve-year-old laughing in the Crescent Pack gardens and calling her “big sister.” Joye had once followed her everywhere, eager to learn from her. Now, the same girl stood before her with greed and hatred in her eyes. Valkira said nothing, but her gaze fell on the moonstone necklace around Joye’s neck. The stone caught the crystal lig