Reborn Omega: Avenge Herself Like an Alpha

Chapter 32 The Debt

Mateo’s POV

When I gave the order, she frowned–but then slipped off her jacket without a word, revealing a snug tank top underneath..

Her lean upper body was clearly defined, and her lower half was dressed in form–fitting athletic leggings— no room to hide anything, not weapons… and definitely not her figure.

I had to admit–this Omega was flawless. That sweat–soaked body, just barely veiled by the damp fabric, could stir the blood of any male werewolf with a working pulse.

A slow heat rose in my gut, tightening as I watched. My Adam’s apple bobbed as I swallowed, voice low and rough. “Keep going. Don’t stall.”

Aubrey’s POV

Keep going?

Like this wasn’t enough? Anyone could see there was nowhere to hide anything. He was clearly doing this to mess with me.

So instead, I walked to the bathroom door, grabbed the stainless–steel handle–and with one firm tug. yanked it clean off the hinges.

Mateo’s smirk vanished. His whole body went tense.

handle a playful shake before tossing it to the floor with a

stronger–than–average Omega. I took the lock off the bathroom door–does that make you feel safer? It’s frosted glass. You’ll be able to see my shadow while

meant was,

darkened, I calmly stepped into the bathroom and

I pushed the worry aside. I hadn’t had my wolf

stripped down and turned on the

That was normal. Grandpa always said, the more impurities that left my system, the better my body would

my senses felt sharper. I

The Zach family…

syndicate, Like ghosts, they’d appear out of nowhere–and

Chapter 32 The Debt

of the werewolf world, then the Zach family had once been the crownless

was a long time

high–ranking member of the royal family. The royal court struck back with full force–a bloody purge that nearly

under Mateo, the family was mostly legit. But even so, they still had access to trained werewolf assassins and a terrifying intelligence

past life, my downfall had

my head back under the water, letting it slam into my forehead–just enough to

her “assistant,” covering up the fact that she didn’t know