Reborn Omega: Avenge Herself Like an Alpha

Chapter 36 Lines in the Sand

Aubrey’s POV

Finished

Whatever his problem was, it had nothing to do with me. I hadn’t provoked him, hadn’t even spoken to him lately.

So I turned and walked away.

“Get in the car,” Alpha Henry said again.

I let out a dry laugh. Was this guy serious? I’d already cut ties with him. What did he think this was?

I kept walking. But how could I outrun a car?

“Get in. Don’t make me say it a third time.”

That finally got me to glance back.

“Alpha, do you not understand words? I’ve already broken off the engagement. We have nothing to do with each other now. Why the hell would I get in your car?”

Henry’s POV

Damn it. When did Aubrey turn into someone like this? She was all thorns now–sharp and untouchable. After I left the station yesterday, I didn’t go home. I started digging into the incident from nine years ago- when I nearly drowned.

Too much time had passed. Most of the evidence was long gone. I was furious… but powerless.

I’d planned to confront Mariana, but all I could see in my head was the moment Aubrey kissed me–and then bit me. The look in her eyes was burned into me. That quiet pain, that total despair.

loved me for so long.

was so overwhelming, I went straight to her family’s home in the middle of

hadn’t come home and often stayed out.

She was obviously lying.

footage from the street cameras. Sure enough, Aubrey had returned–but she never went inside. Instead, she

the way, my men mind–linked me, someone

The world could’ve been burning and I wouldn’t have cared.

I got to the

was I even

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36 Lines in the

truth yet. What did I have to

was I

through my hair in frustration. I sat in the

are you waiting for, coward?” he

I even turned the

then she stepped

was wet, hanging loose. She wore nothing but a bathrobe–and someone else’s oversized jacket thrown loosely

moment, rage

I slammed the car in gear and cut her off

get in. She refused, said we had nothing to do with

words cut deep. Since yesterday, she’d been acting like a completely different person. She’d never spoken

she already replaced

drifted back to the jacket–the man’s jacket–wrapped around

“You think calling off the engagement means it’s over? Have the families agreed? Has the pack been notified? No? Then you’re still my fiancée.

Aubrey’s POV