Reborn Omega Avenge Herself Like an Alpha novel Chapter 38

Reborn Omega: Avenge Herself Like an Alpha

Chapter 38 A Dangerous Trade

Aubrey’s POV

Ocean Island lay quiet under the moonlight. Only the soft lapping of waves against the shore broke the silence. I pulled the unfamiliar coat tighter around my shoulders–the one that didn’t belong to Alpha Henry.

“Do you remember her signature choreography, Roses?” I asked slowly.

The northern wolf tribes had declared it a war epic. In my last life, by pure chance, I found out the truth. Mariana had stolen the entire concept.

“The inspiration for Roses came from the ‘Blood Moon Battle‘ between Shadowmoon Pack and the Frost Pack a hundred years ago. It’s composed of three chapters and thirteen segments. Formation, Call to Arms, Commander’s Orders, Battle Lines, Movement, Ambush, Skirmish at Devil’s Tower, Battle of the Rockies, Defeat of Frost Alpha, Suicide of the Fallen, Victory Parade, Generals‘ Boast, and Triumphant Return.”

When Mariana released it, the dance swept through the warrior ranks like wildfire. Even royal family members personally praised her, inviting her to choreograph for the court.

“But the battle details,” I turned to look him in the eye, “there’s no way someone like her–who’s never seen a battlefield–could’ve imagined those scenes.”

“The real choreographer was a she–wolf named Daria. Mariana poisoned her voice and locked her in the shadows–literally.”

I studied Henry’s face. His expression was dark, unreadable.

“This is easy to verify,” I added. “Daria is still by her side. If you really want to know who Mariana Ru is–go investigate. You’ll find your answer.”

“And once you do,” I continued, “I want you to bring Daria to me.”

I had other plans for Daria.

Henry looked thoughtful for a moment.

“What’s wrong?” I asked coolly, unable to help the bite in my voice, “Can’t bear to? Oh, maybe I’m just lying, right? Your beloved Mariana Ru never stole anything, never poisoned anyone. She’s pure–like fresh snow under the moonlight-‘

“Aubrey!” he snapped, cutting me off. “You can drop the provocation. That doesn’t work on me.”

He glared at me. “What I’m really curious about is–why are you only using these cards now? Even yesterday, when you claimed to overhear those two

werewolves confessing to murder… please, you expect

me to believe that?”

His eyes sharpened like scalpels. “What else are you hiding?”

Henry’s POV

I didn’t know why. I wasn’t even sure if Mariana really did those things. But somehow, I didn’t want to hear Aubrey talk about her. In the past, I’d treated Mariana well–only out of gratitude for saving my life, That

was it.

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Chapter 38 A Dangerous Trade

I lifted my chin, waiting for Aubrey’s answer. But she turned her head and said, “Go Investigate Why ask me so many questions?”

Her voice held nothing–no anger, no sorrow. But then a flicker of sadness drifted across her eyes

On the way

blank. Breath, Ocean Island, I’d noticed the same thing. She sat there in the passenger seat, eyes closed face.

blank. Breathing, alive… but she looked dead.

I almost laughed at myself for the thought. The dead don’t come back. What nonsense.

I didn’t push further. “Fine. I’ll check into it. But carlier, I said you could name a request. You haven’t answered.”

The moment I finished, Aubrey let out a soft laugh.

It was a strange laugh–tinged with sorrow, heavy with silence. The kind of sound that stuck in your ribs.

“Alpha, I want to be your Luna…”

What?!

She still wanted to be my Luna?

What shocked me more was that my first reaction wasn’t rejection.

Then she looked up at me, smiling faintly. “What’s wrong? Were you hoping I’d say that? Suddenly my conditions matter now? What’s the matter, Alpha? The moment I stop chasing you, you start to care?”

She made it sound so casual, I had to act indifferent just to match her tone. “So what if I am? Your current personality is a lot more interesting than before.”

“Then be careful.”

She lowered her gaze, her face sinking into shadow. “Curiosity toward a woman can be dangerous. And I can tell you this, Alpha–if you fall for me, it won’t be a pleasant experience.”

So now she’s saying, if I fall for her, she’s the one who’s not interested?

I was annoyed. “Don’t worry. I didn’t fall for you in ten years–I’m not about to start now.”

“You’re right…” Aubrey nodded slowly, voice thick and raspy. “Not ten years… even if I gave you ten more, you’d never love me. That was just a joke. Don’t worry. I know my place.”

Something in her words stung.

It felt like she’d waited for my love–før twenty years, not ten.

The feeling came too fast, too raw. And it made no sense. She was only eighteen. Where did she get two decades from?

Then she spoke again.

“Alpha, forget compensation. But I do think… we could make a deal.”

I shook off my thoughts and focused. “What kind of deal?”