Reborn Omega Avenge Herself Like an Alpha novel Chapter 102

Chapter 102 The Omega Who Struck First

Third–Person POV

“Caesar, bring me the contract! The shareholding agreement with the Mary family!”

Mr. Lynn made a snap decision, ordering Hudson before things could spiral further.

The entire hall stirred

were they really pulling out the contract now?

But Mr. Lynn wasn’t panicking without reason Aubrey, the omega they had always looked down on, was simply too sharp.

a sin

First, she tore through the Lynn family’s carefully preserved facade, turning the crowd against Aurelia. Then she exposed the profit–grabbing contract, painting the Lynn family as greedy opportunists universally despised among werewolves, even if only on the surface. Finally, she topped it off by invoking Alpha Henry’s name – a threat no one dared ignore.

She’d backed the Lynn family into a corner. The smartest option now was to void the contract, let Aubrey walk away satisfied, and preserve what was left of their reputation.

When the document was retrieved, Mr. Lynn spoke loudly for the room to hear.

“I only asked for shares back then because I was worried Jax wouldn’t treat my daughter right. The plan was always to return them once Bailey came of age. Since you’re so insistent, fine take them!”

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Jax blinked, stunned. The Lynn family was giving up the contract so easily and acting so nonchalant about it

had he misjudged them all along?

But before he could say anything, Aubrey stepped forward.

She pulled out a folded document from her purse she had come prepared.

“In that case, I, Aubrey, ask all of you here to bear witness: both versions of the contract shall be destroyed right here, right now. The agreement is void.”

Jax froze in shock. How had she known the combination to his safe? When had she gone home to get it?

But it was too late to object, In front of the entire gathering, Aubrey tore the documents in half.

There was no going back.

And then another document emerged.

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She unfolded a new sheet, the words “Share Transfer Agreement” printed clearly at the top. Every werewolf present could read it from where they stood.

“To avoid future disputes, Mr. Lynn, please sign here.”

She even handed him a pen.

Mr. Lynn hesitated, hand trembling, face pale. But in the end, he signed terms carefully.

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too furious to even read the

Aubrey tucked the agreement safely into her bag, planning to have Jax sign it later as well.

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Chapter 102 The omega Who Struck first

Finished

This way, when Hudson inevitably discovered that the land he’d spent 4.8 billion on held no hidden treasure, and the Lynn family went bankrupt, they wouldn’t be able to drag the Mary family’s assets down with them.

A ballroom argument had morphed into a legal reversal. Many guests were still trying to wrap their heads around what had just happened and many walked away with newfound respect.

Aubrey had come to a party and left with the Lynn family coughing up the fat they’d swallowed whole – in front of everyone.

One omega. One girl. Against an entire ancient family.

And she’d won.

After Aubrey left with Jax, the Lynn family’s estate was filled with a stifling tension. Every face was darker

than the last.

The Lynn family had existed for over a century within the Shadowmoon Pack – a proud, wealthy clan. They had never suffered a humiliation like this.

Mr. Lynn stood frozen in silence, until finally he pointed a shaking finger at Charles.

“You! Get to the punishment chamber, now! Reflect until you understand what you did wrong. Don’t even think about stepping out of there!”

If Charles had taken Aubrey away earlier, or stopped her from speaking, things wouldn’t have come to this.

The Lynn family’s punishment chamber was a cold, dark stone cell where light never reached. Stay too long, and even the toughest could go mad.

For Charles, who had always been the family’s golden child, it was his first real brush with consequence. Until now, family rules, elders‘ warnings – they had always been just talk. Now, they were steel bars waiting to close around him.

But he didn’t argue. He didn’t protest. He left silently.

Because even now, he didn’t regret it.

If what Aubrey had said was the truth, then it deserved to be heard.

He just needed time to figure out who his family truly was.

རྒྱུ ་ཟ་རྒྱུ་འཇ ༩ ་

Around the ballroom, the cleanup was awkward and silent. One server bumped a wolf–fang ornament off the wall it fell with a hollow, echoing thud.

Not long after, three pack doctors arrived in a hurry, medical kits in hand.

Mr. Lynn had collapsed from rage.

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