Reborn Omega: Avenge Herself Like an Alpha

Chapter 363 The Cup of Coffee

Third Person POV

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When Aubrey saw Aurelia return after such a long time–dragging Jax along with her–she couldn’t help but sneer.

“What’s this? I told you to make coffee, not bring my father.”

Her gaze flicked to Aurelia’s swollen, tear–stained eyes, and Aubrey’s smile curved even higher. “I don’t recall bullying you. So why are you crying?”

“Aubrey…”

Jax tried to summon the authority of a parent, but it was useless. Aubrey was now Alpha Henry’s treasured person, and Jax himself knew he’d wronged her in the past. He wanted to make it up to her, which left him unable to be stern. His voice came out more helpless than firm.

“She knows she was wrong. She only wants to stay here for a while. Don’t make things difficult for her.”

seized the

I’ll leave immediately! Staying here with the Mary family is just my way of atoning for the mistakes I made before. I truly mean nothing

smile on Aubrey’s

decision to let her stay. Aubrey, give me this one favor.” Then he turned

“Yes, yes,

I’ll

go

her

she has bad intentions. I understand–you’re protecting me. But I’m only letting her stay for a short while. I’m barely home anyway. It’s just giving her a roof over her head. There will never be anything between us again. I only pitied her… after all, we were married for years. I couldn’t help but feel a little sorry

schemes. But she knew her father too well. His intentions were good–he was the kind of man who fed stray cats on the street. With Aurelia, his pity had won out. But he understood nothing of what she was really

in Shadowmoon Pack knew Aurelia’s scandals, yet Aurelia still had the audacity to plan her next move as if nothing had happened.

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then, Aurelia returned, carrying a flat white. She approached timidly, cup in hand, and

“What are you doing?!”

But Aurelia refused to rise, her eyes fixed on Aubrey

me. I was blind, cruel, wrong in so many ways–to you, to Jax. I

poured out with practiced sincerity. And as her emotions built, tears slipped down her hollow