Reborn Omega: Avenge Herself Like an Alpha

Chapter 144 Terms of Survival

Third–Person POV

“Henry! How could this happen?”

Adelyn burst into tears the moment she heard the news.

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She and Sean had shared a loving marriage, and Henry was their only child. They never imagined they’d have to bury their son with their own hands.

“What happened?! Henry was perfectly fine–how could he suddenly fall ill?”

Sean’s eyes were bloodshot as he scanned the room and demanded answers. But no one dared to speak- Alpha Henry had issued a strict gag order.

With everyone remaining silent, Sean assumed Henry had simply fallen sick out of nowhere. Given the contagious nature of his condition, Sean and Adelyn were only allowed to view him from outside his room. After that, they immediately resumed the search for a cure.

The next morning, one of the wolf guards informed Sean that Aubrey was outside, asking to see him.

Sean was already at his wit’s end. Handing the Shadowmoon Pack over to his son had always seemed like the most natural choice–Alpha Henry was brilliant, strong, and destined to secure the Pack’s dominance in the North.

with Henry infected by an unknown virus, Sean had to take back the reins himself, juggle his son’s duties, track down every wolf medic who might offer a cure, and make sure no one outside

was asking for him, his first instinct was impatience. But then he remembered the rumors–that his son might have feelings for this omega

brow, then gave a curt nod. “Let her

she last set foot in the estate. Now that her fever had broken, a razor–sharp calm surrounded her. There was a quiet edge to her presence that made. Sean’s initial dismissal

the same at all. Still the same face–but the aura was completely

realizing it, Sean’s demeanor grew more

came to see Henry?” he

couldn’t think of any other reason. With the infection

had to go through a full decontamination

Aubrey wouldn’t have been allowed near

she shook her head.

I came

“To see me?”

his eyes and locked onto her with an

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didn’t flinch. She

with a

struck like

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