Reborn Omega: Avenge Herself Like an Alpha
Chapter 61 The Tables Turned
Bailey’s POV
It hurts–God, it hurts!
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1 thrashed and writhed on the cold floor like a crushed insect, but nothing cased the pain tearing through my bones. Every muscle in my body spasmed and screamed.
“That damn Omega–I’ll rip her throat out!” my wolf, Sasha, howled in agony within me. Her rage, tangled with my pain, nearly split my skull in half. The wolfsbane clung to my wound like ice water coursing through my veins, leaving me trembling and weak.
“Dad! Help me! Aubrey’s trying to kill me! I’m hurt–so badly hurt!” The terror and agony stripped me of allposure. I screamed through our mind link, calling out to my father, who had just left for a “walk.” Yes, I was the one who struck first, just trying to teach that bitch a lesson–but Dad wasn’t there <i>to </i><i>see </i>it! Now I was the one bleeding, I was the one in pain! He wouldn’t know what really happened–but he would avenge me! He had to punish her–harshly!
“You hurt me, and my dad is going to make you pay!” I snarled at Aubrey. “He’ll throw you in the basement! And when he does, I’ll use this knife to carve ten holes in you. You’ll wish you were dead!”
She was just an Omega, with no wolf. The wolfsbane would be eating her alive even more viciously than it was me. That thought filled me with vicious satisfaction–anything to distract from this agony.
But then my father’s voice came crashing down, cold, irritated, and thick with doubt–shattering my delusion like a hammer to ss.
“Bailey, what kind of joke is this? You’re a beta warrior, and Aubrey is just a weak Omega. How could she possibly hurt you? I know what this is–you’re trying to trick me into going back and pleading with your mother. It’s not happening! I won’t forgive her. She broke our vow to the Moon Goddess. She broke my heart!”
“No! Dad, listen to me-!” My scream of despair stuck in my throat.
He cut the mind link–clean, final, ruthless. He didn’t even give me a chance to exin.
I let out a tortured howl as everything went dark around me.
Then came Aubrey’s voice–mocking, smug,
“You were mind–linking your daddy, weren’t you?” she said, her tone light, almost amused. “He didn’t want toe back, did he?”
I tried to focus my eyes, but all I saw was her blurry silhouette looming over me.
“Your mom’s already been thrown out like a stray dog,” she said. “Guess who’s next? Must make you furious, huh? So mad you could lose your mind–but you can’t do anything about it.” Her voice dripped with cruel delight. “You know what? I love seeing you like this. Desperate to tear me apart–but too weak to lift a finger. Pathetic.”
“Ahhh!”
I roared with fury. Damn it! How did Tlose to this Omega?! The way she dodged and countered–those weren’t the reflexes of any ordinary Omega!
Chapter 61 The Tables Turned
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Darkness swallowed me whole. Thest thing I saw was Aubrey’s cold, victorious smile, etched into the fading edges of my consciousness.
Aubrey’s POV
While Bailey writhed and screamed in agony on the floor, I stood to the side, calmly watching. This little taste of pain? Please. Compared to what I’d endured over the years at her and Aurelia’s hands, it nothing. Like a mosquito bite.
There were servants watching from the doorway, but none dared step into the storm’s eye. With Dad out of the house and Aurelia freshly thrown out in disgrace, they were smart enough to know that staying out of it was their best chance of survival.
Bailey eventually copsed, unconscious from the pain.
I narrowed my eyes, gazending on the knife still stuck in her abdomen. A ruby was set into its hilt. That dagger had been a gift from my father when I won first ce at our annualbat training in werewolf school at fifteen. He told me it symbolized strength and edge, and that he hoped it would inspire me to awaken my dormant wolf.
But I hadn’t even held onto it for one night. Bailey had stolen it–shamelessly and violently–iming it as her own.
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