Reborn Nadia: Became The Ace Doomsday Prepper Novels & Stories

“And then…you went back in time?” I nodded, recalling that surreal day. “One day, I woke up, thinking it had all been a dream. I was gasping for air, my mind struggling to make sense of it. But then, I looked around the room, and there was the calendar on my desk. Somehow, I was a year back.” Emma’s eyes filled with emotion tears streaming down. You were a completely different person when I met you. When you said you needed me to get revenge of your evil family…,” i paused letting my gaze at her. “I was glad. Really glad.”

My heart leaped for joy at the realization, and I couldn't help but scream excitedly. There was a reason she brought me back, and that reason is nothing but REVENGE. In my past life, I have made countless mistakes. I was too naive and oblivious about what life truly was. Now that I know everything, I won't make those mistakes twice. I will make sure Alexis and Damon paid for the pain they caused me. They caused my death and now that I have been reborn, I'll make them pay ten folds. This is no longer the shy and naive Crimson, this is the new one, and I'm coming with full force. I got dressed and packed my hair into a ponytail before picking up my purse and phone. The door flung open and Alex

The wind intensifies, and Atlas, Cameron and Atlene slowly fade away from the beautiful trap that they find themselves in. As they fade, they all feel a sense of relief and hope. Maybe they are finally heading back to their own world, to their loved ones, and to safety. Cameron's last thought before disappearing is that he hopes that there really is a tub of ice cream waiting for them on the other side. When they open their eyes again, they find themselves in Moonilia, with the moon goddess sitting in her place, and the people of Moonilia gathered. They are surprised to see Noelle, the Prince, and Scarlett, who has now returned to her own body, standing in front of them.

She raised an eyebrow, trying to look sarcastic but the worry in her voice was plain. “I’m the last one alive, am I not? I am the last of the band. I guess if I have survived this long, I am pretty good at it. Don’t you think?” He shrugged, relieved that the sun was completely up now. Maybe demons wouldn’t come out in the sunlight. But time was passing, and he needed a plan. “Are you planning to negotiate with the devil himself?” Nadia asked after a few miles, the words had been sitting on her lips for the longest time, waiting for her to give them life. She had hesitated though, fearing the answer.

She whispered to her reflection: “If they want me… they’re not ready for what happens next.” Because Sheraphina wasn’t the same fragile girl she’d been before rebirth. She had survived death once. She wouldn’t bow to the shadows now.

“Emma is not acting alone. Fernando knows… but he’s not fully in control anymore.” My knees weakened slightly. “What?” I whispered. The recording crackled. “There’s a third influence inside the pack. Someone above them both. The financial movement wasn’t just theft—it’s preparation.” My heart pounded. “Preparation for what?” I whispered. Then Elias’s voice dropped lower. “They’re preparing to replace the entire Luna line.” Silence. Absolute silence. My body went cold. Replace. Not remove. Replace the entire line. I turned slowly toward Damian. But before I could speak—

she says softly. “Yes.” Her gaze shifts briefly toward the lodge. “The future just grew teeth.” I huff a quiet laugh. “He’ll need them.” Jeb thumps my back hard enough to nearly knock the wind from me. Damon and Silas flank him, grinning openly for once. Thorne gives a single approving nod. Xavior studies me carefully. “You look different.” “I feel different.” He inclines his head. “Good.” Even Elena and her mate have returned briefly from their territory to witness this night before the clans disperse back to their lands.

A look that was more than new to me. Applauses that went round was almost deafening. “Say something, Luna!” Someone screamed, and I smiled gracefully, as Ryder gave me a small nod. “I'm more than glad to be back to my pack. To my people. I have no one to be thankful to, than the Moon Goddess. I can't exactly remember what happened, or how I got missing. But I'll be finding everything out again, in due course.” “I really don't think it's necessary,” Thyri said loud enough to gain the attention of the whole room.

She screamed at Kisa through tears, "Run, just save yourself!" BOOM! The detonations roared, sending a massive shockwave rippling through the air. In the midst of the chaos, Kisa felt someone shield her and Madalyn from the blast. Waves of pain and disorientation washed over them as the unknown protector held them close. As Kisa drifted into unconsciousness, she caught a fleeting glimpse of their savior—it was David. The earth-shaking explosions haunted Kisa's dreams, a constant reminder of the terror they'd just experienced. Gilbert's frantic voice echoed in her ears, each anguished call for Madalyn laced with despair and helplessness.

“What’s going on out here?” The girl, her voice eerily calm, answered. “My name is Nadia,” she said. “My parents put me here when I was six… after I drowned my baby brother.” Ben felt the blood drain from his face. “He didn’t deserve a life when my kittens didn’t,” she whispered. “I just wanted him to feel the pain I felt.” Nadia looked around the dark woods nervously. “Once a month, the guards let some of us out… We get to roam the grounds. Sometimes, people like you come. Most of us just watch. But some… they hurt people. Willy and Sue — they’re out there now. They were watching you.”