Rebirth of the Omega Queen: Ravished by the Alpha King のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 11 - チャプター 20

"There has to be some sort of mistake!" Theresa yelled as she shot to her feet, her two hands clenched by her side in protest. I knew why she was so mad. She had also written the test along with Quincy and Kendall. It wasn't as if their families couldn't afford to pay the tuition of the school, it was because the winner of the scholarship test would have a special privilege of being placed directly under the elite medical program. Access to restricted training, rare resources, and direct mentorship under top pack doctors without waiting for rankings or approvals. A privilege everyone here fought for. And I had taken it. Theresa’s breathing grew heavier as she glared at the professor. “This is not possible!” she snapped. “Do you even know who you’re saying beat us? An omega? An omega beat Quincy Vale and me?” The room instantly filled with whispers again. I stayed seated, my hands still on my desk, my expression calm. But inside, I could already feel the shift happening.

SILAS "Two hundred thousand killed by the plague in one day." My beta said as he walked around my study. "The plague isn't getting better, Alpha King." I closed my eyes and tried to think of the formula of the cure. I should have remembered it. I had seen it just before Jace had attempted to kill me. But I couldn't. No matter how hard I tried, I couldn't remember even the first letter for the formula of the cure. The plague was getting worse day by day and there was nothing we could do about it. At first, I thought it was connected to Jace but I hadn't found anything either. My wolf stirred restlessly inside me, pacing like a beast trapped behind iron bars. He had been like this for days. No, ever since Mara came back into my life, he had refused to stay calm. Every little thing reminded him of her. Even the silence of this room somehow dragged my thoughts back to her. "Mine." The word came from him, sharp and possessive. I pressed my fingers against my temp

SILAS Quincy was nothing more than a sister to me. A sister I owed too much to. She was loud, stubborn, and always acted like she had something to prove. The worst part was her bloodline. She was the daughter of Elder Vale, Jace’s maternal grandfather. That alone tied her too closely to the people I could never fully trust. Which also made her Jace’s aunt, even if they were almost the same age. However in the end, she had stood by my side in the face of death. That was something that no one ever did for me. That's why this time, I made a decision. I would not let Quincy remain stuck in a life that was not meant for her. She deserved her true mate. Not duty. Not politics. Not connections built on power. I gathered the most eligible bachelors in the pack under the pretence of horse riding. The mating ceremony for this year was already over and I heard that Quincy had managed to sit it out. "The sun is a bit too much." Quincy said, glancing around as she tried to avoid

I never thought a simple shopping trip could feel like a battlefield. Silas had brought me to the mall without saying much. Just a short command. “Pick a dress.” That was it. Now I stood inside a luxury store I didn’t even know how to act in, surrounded by glass shelves and expensive clothes I was scared to touch. Silas was behind me, quiet as always, watching everything like he was bored but still in control. I walked slowly between the racks, fingers brushing past fabrics I couldn’t afford in my old life. Then I saw it. A black dress. It was simple at first glance, but the more I looked at it, the more it felt different. It was fitted at the top, flowing slightly at the bottom. Elegant. Powerful. The kind of dress that didn’t beg for attention but got it anyway. My hand moved before I even fully decided. At the same time, another hand grabbed it. I froze. I turned my head slowly. Kendall. My cousin. Her grip tightened on the dress like she had seen it

"Tonight was fun!" I yelled as I shook my body, my shoulders moving up and down as the car moved. Silas sat down beside me, his eyes holding me in place. I had no idea what he was thinking. Did he have more questions? Was he wondering how I knew that Jace had only 800 million for the auction? "Why aren't you saying anything?" I asked, my eyes on him. "This is swooping victory." " It is. And you did the most work. That's why..." Silas said reaching for a folder beside him. Stretching it out, he turned to me. My eyes landed on the folder. The land deed. "Is that—" I started but Silas cut me off. " Open it." I stretched out my hand and took the envelope, feeling the lightness which told me I wasn't wrong. The land deed was finally ours which meant that Jace had lost. I opened it just as Silas as instructed. My eyes drifted over the content of the papers, it was nothing much. Just details and information about the land. I was just about to put it back w