Sylvara's Rebirth: A New Dawn For Abel Novels & Stories

As soon as she finished speaking, she turned around and told Lily, “And you, you have to believe him too. You can’t listen to rumors for no reason.” Lily, who was still feeling embarrassed, simply replied with a muffled, “Oh.” “When will you recover? Will Uncle Collin and the others be able to ‘cure’ you?” She changed the topic. Reina shook her head, and her expression relaxed. She leaned back on the sofa leisurely and looked at Abel. “I’m not sure! I came back because of your family’s arrangements!” She was happy that she could just sit back and relax for once. Just based on the fact that Abel could easily resolve their predicament without discussing it with them before bringing them back t

I had seen that before. “Did you give him anything?” I asked. “A sedative. Double the dose. He didn’t even blink.” I put that away with the rest. Stronger, faster, and the drugs did nothing. I knew where this went, because I had watched it happen in the first weeks of the end: first the fever, then the strength, then the gold eyes, and then the bones. But that was supposed to be more than six months away. It was not supposed to happen now.

He would do anything for Sarena and her fetus, the fruit of their love. "If you can't forgive what he did to you before, at least you can consider the love and attention he is giving you now, Ma'am. The Alpha is not a bad person at all. He just made the wrong move," said Aby while tidying up a blanket covered Sarena's legs. Sarena buried herself into a pile of pillows, after Aby left her room, trying to sleep but her eyes kept staring at the ceiling. She thought about Aby's words.

Solana “Are you even hearing yourself out, Abel? I must obey you without question, because why? To massage your fragile ego? To make you feel superior? To fuel your arrogance and make you feel big? You're out of your mind if you think I'm going to do that.” “Well, you have no choice, sunflower. You either heed my words and do things my way, or face the consequences. And I promise you, this time, it'll be triple times worse than what we did back in your bedroom earlier.”

she added as she wanted to leave the ward. “Do I have to remain here? It irks me.” Laura said disgustedly. “Continue playing the perfect sister.” she responded with a glare as she shut the door behind her. Sonia was conscious, at least conscious enough to hear their conversation. She wasn't going to die so soon after her rebirth, not before watching the mother and daughter duo rot in hell! She tried to open her eyes, but it felt too heavy for her as she finally gave up to the darkness that surrounded her. The effects of the isoflurane setting in.

I turned the page with shaking fingers, and the next paragraph made my breath catch. I did not tell your father, because I was afraid of what Veda might do to you. You were only a baby, but I knew from the day you were born that you were different. The Moon Goddess marked you at birth, my darling. You are Moonborn, the first one born in Silverfang in three hundred years. Your blood can break any bond curse that was ever made, and Veda knows it. I read that sentence three times. Then I read the next one, and my heart stopped.

The crystal, the very thing that it took to break the rebirth curse, was allowing Maria and my mother to be reborn as infants. But it didn’t feel like a curse this time. It felt like a blessing. I pressed my free hand to my belly, feeling the slight swell there that hadn’t been present before. Two souls. Two daughters. Maria and Lilith, reborn. Would they keep their memories, I wondered? Another pulse of awareness shot through me. No. They would not keep their memories. But that was okay. It was better that way. “Ella?” Dr. Evelyn’s voice cut through my thoughts. “Are you alright?”

He sighed as he tightened his grip on her mouth when one of the people in the car opened the door and stepped out. He knew what they wanted but he was never going to give it to them. "Amelia, please calm down! This is not a time for fighting, just trust me on this," He cursed almost immediately at the last part. Who was he kidding? Telling the same woman he left 6 years ago after having the taste of her skin to trust him. It will be a miracle if that happens. Just as he thought about that a sting appeared on his left leg as a heel smashed against his leg.

Zita’s head shook, “I don’t wish that type of life for you, Abi, I wouldn’t even wish it for my enemy.” “Here,” Abigail smiled weakly. She was hurting inside, but she tried her best to hide it from her friend. “That’s the only place for me right now, you know, based on the fact that I have lost my womb and all.” “Abi!!” Zita exclaimed and covered her mouth. She was still Zita, even though her soul and spirit now resides in the shell of another body. “All this trouble for me? I was just a slave!” Zita said. The tears dropped from her now bright eyes.

“You think it’s that easy?” “You are Alpha Victor Roux. You built an empire. You made kings bow. You are telling me you can’t bring back one woman?” “She’s not just one woman, Abel. She is Selene. And she was my world long before I even knew it.” He was quiet after that. Then he said something that made my stomach twist. “I’ll talk to her.” I looked up. “What? You?” “Yes. I’ll talk to her. I’ll tell her how broken you are. How you haven’t slept. How you’re drowning without her.”